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GENERAL DIRECTORY 

OF THE 

Caton mxii 2Sorous!) 

SHEFFIELD, 

WITH 

ROTHERHAM, CHESTERFIELD, 

AND ALL THE 

PARISHES, TOWNSHIPS, VILLAGES, AND HAMLETS, 

WITHIN A CIRCUIT OF 

TWELVE MI2LSS BOUND the CAPITA!, of HALLAItfSHIRE % 

INCLUDING A VARIETY OF 

STATISTICAL AND COMMERCIAL INFORMATION, 

SHEWING THE 

POPULATION AND EXTENT OF EACH PARISH AND UNION 
THEIR CHURCHES, CHAPELS, CHARITIES, 

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, AND OFFICERS; 

THE 

Arrival and Departure of the Mails, Coaches, Railway Trains, and Carriers ; 

AND A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION, 
OTCLTOirea A COPY OF THE 

CHARTER OF INCORPORATION AID BYE-LAWS 

©f tfjc aSovoualj of Sfjeffielfc. 



BY WILLIAM WHITE, 

Author of the History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Yorkshire, and many other Counties, 



SHEFFIELD: 

PRINTED BY ROBERT LEADER,JUN., INDEPENDENT-OFFICE, HIGH-STREET, 

FOR WILLIAM WHITE, 200, BROOK -HILL. 

Price, to Non-Subscribers, 6s. 6d. Neatly Bound, 

to Subscribers, 5s. 6d. 

A Plan of Sheffield, with the Wards Coloured, may be had for Is. 

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INDEX OF PLACES II YORKSHIRE. 

(See also List of Streets, Villas, &c, at pages 53 to 60.) 
_ ' *A11 are in the Wapentake of Strafforth and Tickhill, except T ankers - 
ley," Thurgoland, Worsbro', and Wortley, which are in Staincross Wapentake. 



Abbevdale, 327 
Abdy, 359 
Anston, 331 
Aston, 332 
Attercliffe, 322,324 
Aughton, 332 
BallifieldHall,335 
Banner Cross, 323 
Bai-bot Hall, 345 
Barley Hole, 359 
Barnes' Hall, 372 
Bassinthwaite,352 
Bedgreave, 358 
Belle Hag, 324 
Bents Green, 327 
Birdwell, 359, 366 
Birley Car, 369 
Blackburn, 353-4 
Bolsover Hill, 369 
Bolsterstone, 369, 

375 
Bradfield, 369,374 
Bradgate, 354 
Braithwell, 333 
Bramley, 333 
Brampton-Bier- 
low, 358, 361 
Brampton-en-le- 
Morthen, 357 
Brightholmlee369 

374 
Brightside322,327 
Brinsworth, 352 
Brook House, 329 
BrincliffEdge,323 
Broomhead Hall, 

369 
Bull Hill, 329 
BrushHouses,369 
Button Hill, 327 
Canklow, 364 
Carbrook, 322,324 
Carsick Hill, 328 
C arter Kno wle ,327 
Catcliffe, 352 
Chapeltown, 369, 

371 
CharltonBrk.,371 
CinderB ridge, 354 
Clifton, 333 
Cloughfield, 329 
Colebrook Lodge. 

355 
Coley Lane, 361 
Conisbrough, 333 
Cortwood. 
Crabtree,-322 
Crane Moor, 365 
Crookes, 323, 329 
Cross Pool, 328 
Dalton, 352-3 



Damflask,369,376 
Darnall, 322, 326 
Deepcar, 369, 375 
Denaby, 381, 
Dinnington, 377 
Dungworth, 369, 

376 
Dobbing Hill, 327 
Ecclesall Bierlow, 
323,327; Union, 
18 
Ecclesfleld, 368 
Elsecar, 361 
Fairest, 369 
Finkle Street, 366 
Fulwood, 323, 328 
Gate, 374 
Gildenwells, 379 
Gillott's Hill, 369 
Gleadless, 335 
Gool Green, 328 
Grange Hall, 353 
Greasbrough, 352, 

354 
Greenland, 324 
Grenoside,369,371 
Greystones, 327 
Grimesthorpe,323 
Guilthwaite, 364 
Hallam, (Nether) 

323, 329 
Hallam, (Upper) 

324, 328 
Handsworth, 334 
Hardwick, 332 
Harthill, 378 
Haugh, 354 
Haugh,(Upr.V356 
Heeley, 324, 330 
Hermit Hill, 366 
Herringthorpe364 
High Green, 369 
Heslev, 369 
HillBrdg., 329,373 
Hill Top, 354 
Hillsbrough, 369 
Hirst, 369 
Holdworth, 369 
Hollinsend, 335 
Hollow Meadows, 

309 
Holmes, 337 
Hoober, 361 
Hoodhill,359,366 
HootonLevett,380 
HootonRobts.,378 
Howsley Hall, 369 
Hovland, 358, 362 
Hui'lfield, 333 
Ickles, 352 
Intake. 335 



Jordan, 355 
Kilnhurst, 355-6 
Kimberworth, 353 
Kiveton, 378 
Lamb Hill, 336 
Laughton-en-le- 

Morthen, 379 
Letwell, 379 
Little Comn., 327 
Longley, 369 • 
Loxley, 369, 377 
Lydgate, 329 
Malin Bridge, 329 
Maltby, 380 
Manor, (The) 324 
Masbrough, 337, 

338 
Matlock,(Ltl.)389 
Melton, (West) 

358, 361 
Mexbrough, 386 
Micklebring, 333 
Middlewood, 374 
Middleton Green, 

371 
Midhope,369,375 
Millhouses, 327 
Milton Furnace, 

358 
Moorgate, 364 
Moorwood, 369 
Morthen, 364 
Mortomlev, 369, 

371 
Mousehole Forge, 

375 
Netherfold, 354 
Nethergreen, 323 
Nethershire, 369 
Netherthorpe, 332 
Newbiggin, 356 
Newfield Gn., 320 
New Hall. 323 
Newhill, 361 
Norwood, 358 
Olave Mill, 377 
Oliver Wheel, 369 
Ones acre, 369, 374 
Orgreave, 353, 355 
Oughtibridge,369, 

374 
Owlerton, 321 
Parson Cross, 369 
Parkgate, 354, 356 
Peck MiU, 356 
Pillev. 366 
Potter Hill, 371 
Banmoor, 328 
Eavenfield, 355 
Rawmarsh, 355 
Redmires, 324 



Richmond, 335-6 
Ringinglowe, 324 
Rivelin, 376 
Roche Abbey. 380 
Rockley, 367 
Rotherwood, 353 
JRotlierham His- 
tory, 337 ; Uni- 
on, 341; Direc- 
tory, 342; Par- 
ish, 352 
Sandvgate, 328 
Sandbeck, 380 
Scholes, 353-4 
Sheffield History, 
l' K Union, 17: 
Directory, 61 ; 
Trades, &c., 247; 
Parish, 322 
Shire Green, 369 
Silverhill, 327 
Silverwood, 355 
Slack(U.&N.)331 
Smallfield, 374 
Stanage Pole, 324 
Stannimrton, 369, 

375 
Stephen Hill, 328 
Stocks Bridge, 375 
Storrs, 369, 376 
Stubbin, 356, 362 
Stmnperlowe, 328 
Swallow Nest, 332 
Swinton, 359, 382 
Tankersley, 365 
Tapton Hill, 329 
Thorncliffe, 371 
Thorpe Heslev, 

359, 363 
ThorpeSalvin.356 
Thribergh, 357 
Throapham, 3*0 
Thurgoland, 365 
Tinsley, 353, 355 
Todwick, 357 
Treeton, 357 
Uphill, 369, 376 
Ulley, 357 
Upper thorpe, 323 
Wadslev. 369, 373 
Wales, 358 
Waleswood, 358 
Walklev, 329 
Wards End, 369 
Wath, 358, 360 
Wentworth, 359, 

363 
Wharncliffe, 366 
Wharncliife Side, 

374 
Whirlow, 327 



INDEX OF PLACES. 



Whiston, 363 ] Wickersley, Ste 

Whiteley Wood, I Wigtwizle, 369 

323,327 IWincobank, 369, 

Whitley, 369 I 373 



Wisewood, 373 
Woodall, 378 
Woodhouse, 335-6 
Worrall, 367, 376 



Worsbrough, 367 
Wortley, 365 



INDEX OF PLACES II DERBYSHIRE. 



Barlborough, 396 
Barlow, 397 
Beauchief Abbey, 

397 
Beighton, 397 
BirleySpa,&e.,398 
Bolehill, 397, 404, 

406 
Booths, 405 
Bradway, 406 
Bramley, 404 
Brampton Moor 

384 
Brimington, 395 
Calow, 395 
Garfield, 406 
Carter Hall, 404 
Cartledge, 401 
CharnockHall404 
Chesterfield, 381, 

384 
CoalAston398,400 
Dore, 398, 401 
Bronfield, 398 
Dunston, 395 



Eckington, 402 
Ford, 404 
Four-Lane- Ends, 

406 
Fox House, 401 
Gannow Lane, 5 
Geer Lane, 404 
Greenhill, 406 
Hackenthorpe 398 
Handley, 408 
Hasland, 395 
Hathersage, 405 
HazlebaiTow, 407 
Hemsworth, 406 
High Lane, 404 
PIirstN.&Ovr.,405 
Holmhirst, 406 
Holmesfield, 399, 

401 
Horsley Gate, 401 
Inkersall, 408 
Jordanthorpe, 407 
Killamarsh, 5 
Lightwood, 406 
Little London, 406 



Longshaw, 405 
Lydgate, 401 
Marsden Moor 408 
Marsh Lane, 404 
Maugerhay, 406 
Mearsbrook, 406 
Meadowhead, 406 
Mickley, 399 
Milthorpe, 401 
Moorwpod, 401 
Mosbrough, 402 
Moscar, 406 
Netherthorpe, 408 
Newbold, 395 
Norbriggs, 408 
Norton, 406 
Norton Hammer, 

406 
Norton Lees, 406 
Oak Mills, 406 
Oaks, (The) 406 
Outseats, 405 
Owler Bar, 401 
Plumbley, 402 
Renishaw, 402 



RevolutionHs.382 
Ridgeway, 402,404 
Sload Lane, 404 
Smithywood, 406 
Southgate, 396 
Sothal, 398 
Spink Hill, 402 
Staveley, 408 
Stubley, 399 
SummerWood399 
Tapton, 396 
Totley, 399, 401 
Troway, 402, 404 
Unstone, 399, 402 
Unthank, 401 
Upperthorpe, 5 
W esthorpe, 5 
White Lane, 404 
Whittington, 6 
Wildav Green, 397 
Woodhouse, 399 
Woodseats397,406 
Woodthorpe, 401, 
408 



APPEIDIX TO SHEFFIELD, 

CONSISTING OF CHANGES, COBBECTIONS, AND ADDITIONS. 



AddymanBev.J., (N.C.Meth.) Broadln 
Aldom Jno.Wesley, teacher,WesleyCol. 
Anderton Jno., tailor, 10 Shepherd st 
Andrews John, vict., Brown Cow, 27 

Trippet lane 
Ashmore Hy., plumber, &c, 68 Broad st 
Atkin Chas., Britannia metal manftr; 

house, Mount Pisgah 
Atkins Wm., shoemkr.,55Townheadst 
* Badcock John, collector of excise, 7 

St. George's terrace 
Bage Jas., nail mfr., 27 Broad lane 
BashawRd.,(late draper) Somervilleter 
Barker Mr. James, 67 Carver street 
BarlowSml.,share broker, Change alley 
Barton&Woodcock,optcns.71Charlesst 
B axter John, printer, (j.) 27 South st.P. 
Beet W. & B., sharebrokers, 4 Holly st 
Binney W.,sharebroker, 18 Mulberry st 
Boot Gervase, linen draper, 66 Fargate 
Bradshaw Wm., jun., table knife mfr.; 

h. Hanover street 
Brailsford Jph., reporter, 186 Brookhill 
Broadbent Thos., draper, 67 Market pi 
Bucher Louis, teacher of languages, 

177 Broomhall street 
Burton Rchd.,grocer,&c.l27Gibraltr.st 
Charles Mr. Joseph, Forge lane 



Cocker MissAnn, matron,WesleyCoIg. 
Collier & Eaton, sharebrokers, &c, 

15 Old Haymarket 
Davy James S., grcr. (delete engineer) 
Dewsnap Enos, razor mfr., & metal, 

wire, &c. dealer, 2 Bow street 
Dunkerley Samuel, hat manufacturer, 

21 High street, & 6 Campo lane 
Eadon Geo. & Wm. H., auctioneers, 

&c„ 4 Fargate 
Ellis & Stimson, dissolved (see p. 321) 
FarrarAb.E.. (Wesn.) 173 Western bk 
Fishbourne Thomas, clerk, 18 St. 

Philip's road 
Fowler & Le ather, sharebrokers, 6 B ank 

street, and Leeds 
Gill W. and Son, comb manfrs., and 

Commission Agents, 36 Church st 
Gilman John, grocer, &c, 38 Bow st 
Griffiths Bev. William, minister of 

Surrey street Chapel 
Guest Thos., law statnr., 44 Campo In 
Hall Miss Hannah, 19 Wicker 
Hardy L., hosier, &c, 9 High street 
Hardy Thos., steel article mfr., Moor 

street; house, Ecclesall New road 
Heppenstall and Hills, sharebrokers, 

court, 32 Angel street 



APPENDIX 



Hirsfs Patent Polishing and Cleans- 
ing Composition, may be had whole- 



sale of 



Bingham, 



Hall, and Co., 



grocers, HayniarketfseeAdvertsmt.) 

Howson Hy., grocer, &c, 58 Snighill 

Horton & Co., boot and shoe makers, 
50 Westbar 

Innocent Jno., share broker, 7 Campo In 

Jackson Rev. Samuel, (Indpt. min.) 
Mount Zion Chapel; h.,Yv 7 illiam st 

Jarvis John, share broker, 19 Milk st 

Jeffcock Edw., secretary to the Great 
Grimsby and Sheffield, Potteries, 
and Grand Junction Railway, 53 
Norfolk street 

Johnson John, (not Charles) confec- 
tioner, 12 Dixon lane 

Leivesley Chas., ivory & pearl carver, 
Orchard In. ; h., 18* King St., Portm. 

Linley Mary, vict., Woodman, 137 
Edward street 

Lingard Joseph, (not Wm.) shear and 
nipper mfr., court, 100 Matilda st 

Ludlam and Reaney, whitesmiths, ct, 
18 High street 

Ludlam Henry, house, 4 Milk street 

Lythgow Henry, victualler, Wm. III., 
5 Holly street 

Macbrair Rev. Robert Maxwell, A.M., 
(Wesley, min.) 69 West street 

McLellan Andrew, draper, 9 Castle 
street (vice Patrick) 

Matthews Benj., Rechabite medal and 
cap and ferrule mfr., and horn cut- 
ter and presser, (late Thomas) 11 
Carver lane ; h., 04 West John st 

Middleton E dw., grocer, 5 Pinstone st 

Mitchell and Schofield, stock and 
share brokers, 15 Norfolk street 

Monkhouse Rev. T. S., (Wes. min.) 
1G0 Solly street 

Morton Mattw., saw mfr., Burn tree In 

Muncaster and Wilson, share brokers, 
10 George street 

Murray Wm., clerk, 12 Wellington st 



Needham William, share broker, 17 
George street ; h., Occupation road 
Newton Mr. Thomas, York place 
Oakes Edwin M., scissor manufac- 
turer ; house, 41 Regent lane 
Owen Joseph, draper, 72 Market pi 
Parker & Linley, merchants & mfrs., 
removed to Canada place, Union st 
Rayner Thos., solr., and agent to the 
Legal and Commercial Life Insur- 
ance Society, 2 Campo lane 
Sands Edw., civil engineer, Victoria 

Buildings ; house, Glossop road 
Smith Ebenezer, share broker, &c, 

now at 12 Market street 
SherwinJas., 14 Surrey st.f notSouth st.) 
Smith Jno., iron candlestick & German 

silver spoon mfr., 2(3 Arundel st 
Smith William, solicitor, Cliff e House, 

Ecclesfield (not Endcliffe House) 
Steel Jane, vict., Falcon, Flat street 
Swallow John, shopkpr., 22 Regent st 
Swinscow & Manuel, edge tool mfrs. ; 

removed to 54 Coalpit lane 
Vickerman Henry, inventer and mnfr. 
of the Victoria Spirit Lamp, 26 
Division street 
Walker Abraham, ironmonger, white- 
smith, and glue, emei lealer, 
74 Scotland st. and 3 Bridgehouses 
Watson John, stock and share broker, 

1 Church street (late silver plater) 
Webb Mr. George, Clark street 
Wesley an Ministers: — Revs. A. E. 
Farrar, Jph. Stinson, S. Monkhouse, 
R. M. Macbrair, A.M., S. D. Waddy, 
and Thos. Hayes, West District; and 
Revs. Robt. Pilter, Jph. Hargreaves, 
Thos. Pennington, Wm. R. Williams , 
and J as. Heaney, East District. 
Wheeler Wm. D., solr., Hartshead 
Wilde Geo. & Co.. file mfrs., 57 Chas. st 
Wilson Geo., sharebroker, (firm Mun- 
caster &Wilson ) ; h. 62 Market place 
Woodcock Jas., opticn.; h. Hampton st 



KILLAMARSH parish lies in the vale 
of the^Rother, on the Chesterfield canal, 8 
miles i^.S.E. of Sheffield. It is divided in- 
to the six undermentioned hamlets, in 
which, are 1860 acres, and 906 inhabitants. 
The Church (St. Giles,) is an ancient 
edifice, except the chancel, which has re- 
cently been rebuilt, at the cost of about 
^500. The rectory is in the patronage 
of the Crown, and incumbency of the Rev. 
Herbert Smith. The School is endowed 
with ^"23 per annum, for 27 free scholars ; 
and the poor have Benefactions produc- 
ing about j£'60 a year. 
Marked 1 , are at Church Town ; 2, 

Gannow Lane; 3, Uppertho>"pe ; 

4, Westhorpe ; ,5, Highmoor; and 6, 

in Netherthorpe. 
AidVrson Mr Jonathan, Gannow hill 



Allen George, maltster, Moorhouse 
Appleby Fras. brick and tile maker 
Bird Mrs Ann, Nethergreen house 

2 Bagaley John, constable 

1 Bagshaw Samuel, coal owner 
6 Booth Mark, tailor 

4 Bouskill William, tailor 

Casson George, vict. Boatsman Inn, 

Norwood end 
1 Dickinson Skevington, coal owner 

5 Hancock Misses Ann & Elizabeth 

3 Morris Wm. sinker and miner 
1 Parr Jno. butcher & vict. Che 

4 Pemberton Robert, postman 
PJ.atts Robt. jun. veterinary snrgooa 

a2 



KILLAMARSH AND WHITTINGTON. 



Richardson Thos. manager, Forge 

3 Rose Jude, joiner and vict. Nag's 

Head 

1 Senior Francis, coal owner 
Shirtcliffe John & Thos^ coal agents 

2 Simmonite John, vict. Angel 
6 Smith Rev Herbert, rector 

5 Smith Marshall, gentleman 
Swann William, schoolmaster 
Taylor John Stopford, manufactur- 
ing chemist, Norwood end 

4 Walker Geo. vict. Navigation Inn 

6 Walker Richard, gentleman 

3 Ward Harvey, joiner, &c. 
3 Ward Samuel, coal owner 

5 Ward William, coal owner 
Webster Jph. & Son, iron forgers, fyc. 



4 Taylor James 

5 Taylor Wm. 

5 ThompsonGeo. 

3 Wardley Fras. 

4 Wardley Stpn. 
4 WatkinsonJno. 
4 Webster Robt. 

2 Wheei house W. 
4 Whitfield Jno. 
3WoodwardCnls. 

Shoemakers. 
1 Kelk William 
1 Kelk Thomas 

6 Walker Fredk. 

Shopkeepers. 

3 Harrison John 
3 Ward Turner, 

(& butcher) 
I Watson Samuel 
3 Webster John 



Beerhouses. 
6 Leah Samuel 

4 Mallinder Jno. 

2 Walker Wm. 

5 Watson Saml. 
3WhitheheadMt. 

(& blacksmith) 

FARMERS. 

6 Allen Job 

4 Allen George 
6 Barter Miles 
6 Fox Thomas 

5 Hall William 

4 Hodgson Eliz. 

5 Hutchinson Rt. 
6 Limb Charles 
4 Limb Hannah 

3 Mallinder Chs. 
1 Mallinder Geo. 
4RutherfordJno. 
3 Taylor George 

WHITTINGTON is a village and 
parish, 2§ miles N. of Chesterfield, 
and 9§ S. of Sheffield. It has 2,640 
acres, and 751 inhabitants, and is 
noted for the Revolution House, (see p. 
382.) The Church is a small ancient 
edifice, dedicated to St. Bartholomew. 
The rectory, valued at £302, is in 
the patronage of the Dean of Lincoln, 
and incumbency of the Rev. George 
Gordon. Henry Dixon, Esq.,islord of 
the manor. Thevoor have £ 18 a year. 
Marked * are on Whittington Moor. 
Ardson Edward, manager 
Broomhead Miss My.j|Clark Mr. Jno. 
Cantrill Joseph, bookkeeper 
Dixon Hy., Esq., Whittington Hall 
Fargill William, crier and sexton 
Green William, wood hoop maker 
Hackett William, crate maker 



Hancock Geo. & Wm., scythe mnfrs, 
Holmes Thomas, gingham manufetr. 
Hoult George, bone miller 
Lamb Mrs. Sarah and Miss, school 
Lindley W.,gent. || JenkinsonW.,gent, 
Maddox Mary, letter carrier 
Marr Edward & George, coal owners 
Marr George, jun., gentleman 
Moody Hannah, beerhouse 
Naylor John, millwright 
Rangeley Henry, coal owner 
Robinson Rev. Robert, curate 
Shipley James, plumber and glazier 
Shipley John, coal owner 
Siddall George, timber merchant 
Stead Charles, gent., Broom House 
Swan wick Frederick, civil engineer 
Swanwick Joseph, gentleman 
Inns and Taverns. 
Bull's Head, Jno. Cooke, (joiner, &ic.) 
Cock and Magpie, John Woodhouse 
Compass, George Bower 
Sheep Bridge Inn, Michael Askew 
White Horse, Mark Littlewood 



Blacksmiths. 
Littlewood Wm. 
Thorpe George 

Butchers. 
Belfit William 
Bower George 

Corn Millers. 
Askew xMichael 
Cundy John 
Slasg William 

FARMERS. 
BowerS. & Wm. 
Collis John 
Cupitt Augustus 
Derbyshire Jph. 
Hancock G. & W. 
Hollingworth J, 
Holmes Thomas 
Hubbert Thomas 
Jenkinson Geo. 
Jenkinson Saml. 
Mallinder Wm. 
Robinson Joseph 
Slagg Henry 
Turner William 
Unwin Joseph 
Vickers Isaac 
Widdowson Gdfy. 
Woodhouse Jph. 
Mole Catchers. 
Moody Richard 
Olivent William 

Shoemakers. 
Cartwridit Thos. 



HancockGeo.jun, 
Kay John 
Shepherd C.&Hy, 
Siddall James 
Thorpe Joseph 
Widdowson Geo. 

Shopkeepers. 
Cooke Richard 
Green William 
MettamBenj4Rt. 
Thorpe George 
* White John" 

Stone Masons. 
MettamRt.&Thos 
Ward Samuel 
Woodhouse John 

STONE BOTTLE 3e 

Manujacturers. 
*Johnson Cath. 
*Madin Aaron 
♦Pearson ^Jas. J. 

Tailors. 
Bargh Thomas 
Beswick George 
ShacklockFrancis 
Smith John 
Staton John 
Webster Elijah 
Whlgts. fy Joiners. 
Cooke John 
Green Sydney 
Shepherd Henry 
Siddall John 
I Widdowson John 



BOROUGH 

OF 

SHEFFIELD 



Assay Office, 23 
Banks, 352 ; Baths, 15 

Borough, 9, 27 
Botanic Gardens, 
Bye Laws, 32, 3o 

Cemetery*, 12 
Chapels," 12 
Charities, IT 
Charity Schools, 
Charter, (Boro'j 
Church Burgesses, 11 
Churches, 10 to 12 
Collegiate Schools, 14 
Coaches vSc Cai 
Corporation, 19 
Cotton Mills, 10 
Courts, 21 
Sutlers' Company, 



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13 
27 



CONTENTS. 

Directory Alphabetl.. 61 
Trades, &c, 247 ; Ap- 
pendix, 4 

Dispensary, 16 

Excise Oiiice, 23 

Fire & Life Offices, 17 

Gas Works, 22 

Hackney Coaches. 24 

Hallamshire, 9 

Highways, 21 

Hospital-. 

Improvement Comsrs 4 , 19 

Infirmary j 

Libraries 295 

Literary Societies, 14 
-irates, 18 

Markets ^ Fairs, 22 

Newspapers, &c., 15 



Paiish, 8, 322 
Police Force, 20 
Population, 8 
Post Office, 23 
Prisons, 9 
Railways, 10, 24 
Schools, 13, 
Stamp Office. 
Streets, ( List of) 
Savings' Bank, 17 
Town Council, 1.) 
Town Hall. 
Town Trustee - 
Trades' Union-. 10 
Unions, 17. IS 
YViinU 

Waterworks 23 
Workhouses, 10, 17 



SHEFFIELD, the great seat of cutlery and other hardware manu- 
factures, and the capital of a parish of its own name, and of the 
ancient, but not very clearly defined, Liberty of Hallamshire, is a 
large and populous market-town and borough, covering, for a consi- 
derable extent, the abrupt declivities, the gently sloping banks, and 
the boldly swelling hills which rise in picturesque disorder near the 
conflux of the rivers Don and Sheaf, and are themselves encompas- 
sed and overlooked by such a proud amphitheatre of verdant hills, that 
there is scarcely a street in the town from whence the country can- 
not be seen, nor an eminence in the vicinity that does not command a 
beautiful panoramic view of the town and suburbs ; though the dis- 
tant prospect is often obscured by clouds of curling smoke emitted 
from a multiplicity of noisy maufactories, and a dense mass of dwel- 
lings,— amongst which are seen from the eastern summits, the mean- 
dering streams of the Don, the Sheaf, and the Porter, which here unite 
and nearly encompass the greater part of the town, after receiving the 
mountain streams of the Rivelin and Loxley from the north west, and 
supplying the dams or reservoirs of numerous grinding wheels, forges, 
&c, which, like natural lakes, form beautiful features in the varied 
scenery of tins neighbourhood ; where the lovers of the picturesque 
may see close and well wooded valleys w ith the bare scar occasionally 
peeping through the foliage ; hills appearing behind other hills, — some 
bearing fine masses of wood, and others studded with cheerful villas ; 
and views of wonderful extent, embracing many objects which are 
associated with events of historical importance : — Indeed, we know of 



8 SHEFFIELD. 

no other large manufacturing town that has in its vicinage such a 
fine display of the softer graces of landscape, nor that affords to its 
industrious inhahitants a more enchanting variety of sylvan and 
pastoral walks. It holds a central situation betwixt Hull and Liver- 
pool, and Leeds and Nottingham, and is situated in the South division 
of the Wapentake of StrafTorth and Tickhill,and in the West-Riding of 
Yorkshire, bordering upon Derbyshire, and near the eastern side of 
that high and mountainous tract which has been called the English 
Appennines, and which extends southward from Westmorland and 
Craven, but is here (after leaving the Peak) fast subsiding into the 
fine champaign country that extends to Doncaster, Thorne, &c. In 
ecclesiastical matters, Sheffield is included in the deanery of Don- 
caster, in the archdeaconry of the West-Riding, and in the diocese of 
York. It lies nearly at an equal distance from the eastern and 
western Oceans, in 53 deg. 23 min. North latitude, and 1 deg. 29min. 
west longitude, — being 162 miles N.N.W. of London. 

The PARISH OF SHEFFIELD is co-extensive with the Borough, 
and abounds in wood and water, and in those important mineral 
bodies, — coal, ironstone, gritstone, freestone, flagstone, clay, &c. &c. 
It comprises 22,371 acres of land, divided into the six toivnships, 
enumerated in the following Table, from which it will be seen that it 
had 111,091 inhabitants in 1841 ; though in 1811, it had only 53,231. 
It may now be estimated at more than 120,000 souls, of whom about 
110,000 live in the town and its immediate suburbs, which embrace 
seven-eights of the buildings and population of the townships of Eccle- 
sall Bierlow and Brightside Bierlow, and more than half of those of 
Nether Hallam. 

The following enumeration of the six Townships of the Borough and 
Parish of Sheffield, shews their territorial extent; the Annual Value of 
their land and buildings, as assessed to the Borough Bate in 1844 ; and their 
'population at six different periods, from 1736 to 1844 : — 



TOWNSHIPSJ 


No. of 

! Acres. 

i 


Annual 
Value, 
in 1844. 

163,493 

29,186 

4 J ,711 

15,600 

4,729 

8,276 




POPULATION IN A.D 




1736. 


1801. 


1811. 


1821. 


1831. 


1841. 


Sheffield 


! 3,436| 
1 2,680 
4,180 
1,902 
8.836 
1,336| 


9,695 

983 

2,352 

* 

1,075 


31,314 
4,030 
5,362 
1,974 
797 
2,281 


35,840 
4,899 
6,569 
2,384 
866 
2,673 


42,167 
6,615 
9,113 
3,200 
1,018 
3,172 


59,011 
8.968 

14,279 
4,658 
1,035 
3,741 


68,186 

10,089 

19,984 

7,275 

1,401 

4,156 


Brightside Bierlow 

Ecclesall Bierlow 

Hallam (Nether) 

Hallam (Upper) 

Attercliffe-cum-Darnall .. 


Total i 


22,371 


262,995 


14,105 


45,758 53,231 


65,275 


91,692 


111,091 



* The Population of Nether and Upper Hallam was included with Eccle- 
sall-Bierlow, in the census which was taken in 1736, by order of the Church 
Burgesses, preparatory to presenting a petition to Parliament, to make St. 
Paul's Church parochial. 

§ Brightside Township is in the North, and all the others in the South 
Division of Strafforth and Tickhill. 

+ The 111,091 souls in 1841, comprised 54,884 Males, and 56,207 Females. 
The number of HOUSES in the Parish, in July 1841, was 26,203 ; of which, 
22,770 were inhabited; 3,239 unoccupied; and 194 were building. The num- 
ber of houses in 1821, was only 15,045 ; but in 1831, they had increased to 
19,713, including 468 building, and 914 unoccupied. The great number of 
unoccupied houses in 1841, was chiefly attributable to the extraordinary 
mania for building, which existed in the years 1835 and 1836, during a season 



SHEFFIELD. 9 

of unparalleled prosperity, which was followed by a long period of commercial 
depression. The return of Sheffield township in 1841, included 632 persons 
in the Seffield Union Workhouse, the Infirmary, and Shrewsbury Hospital ; and 
147 in the Gaol and Prison. The return of Ecclesall Bierlow included 181 
persons in the Ecclesall Union Workhouse ; 34 in the Gaol; and 204 in Wes- 
ley College. The Brightside Bierlow return included 134 persons in the 
Workhouse, but the in-paupers of this township are now sent to the Sheffield 
Workhouse. (See page 17.) The return of Nether Hallam included 57 per- 
sons in Crookesmoor Workhouse, (now disused;) and 152 soldiers, and 71 
other persons in the Barracks. 

The History of Sheffield is long and interesting", but is not 
within the province of this volume ; all that is here intended, being 
a brief glance at its leading features, with a succinct account of the 
Public Institutions of the town and neighbourhood, followed by a 
copious Directory of the inhabitants. Before the Norman Conquest, 
the parish of Sheffield is supposed to have been attached to the Saxon 
churches of Treeton, Rotherham, and Hope ; and the manor of 
Hallam was held by Earl Waltheof, from whose widow it passed to 
the great Norman baron — Roger de Busli, together with many other 
manors. Early in the reign of Henry I., Wm. de Lovetot held the 
barony of Hallamshire, of which his family made Sheffield the capital, 
— erecting there their chief residence, and building near it a church 
and hospital. In the reign of Richard I., the heiress of the Lovetot 
family carried Hallamshire in marriage to Gerard de Furnival, one of 
whose descendants obtained a charter for a market and fair at Shef- 
field, in 1296, and granted various privileges to his tenants ; who, in 
the next century, had obtained some reputation for the manufac- 
ture of knives, which are mentioned by Chaucer, under the name of 
" Sheffield thivytles." Early in the 14th century, John Talbot, the 
first Earl of 'Shrewsbury, obtained Hallamshire in marriage with the 
heiress of the Furnivals, and his descendants held the barony till it 
passed with their heiress, about two centuries ago, to the illustrious 
family of the Howards, Ep.rls of Arundel and Surrey, Dukes of Nor- 
folk, &c, with whom it has since remained. 

Sheffield Castle, the seat of the Norman lords of Hallamshire, was 
a large and strongly fortified mansion, on the banks of the Don, upon 
the site still called the Castle Hill. Iu the 15th century, they erected 
a summer residence in the centre of the Park, called the Manor, 
where Cardinal Wolsey lodged 16 days, in 1529 ; and where the un- 
fortunate Man) Queen of Scots was confined nearly twelve years. 
There are still some remains of the Manor-House, but the site of the 
Castle is occupied by modem buildings. The bailiff of Hallamshire 
executes his office in all the manors near Sheffield, which belong to 
the Duke of Norfolk, as noticed with the Court of Requests at page 
21. An Act of the 2lst of James I, incorporated the Cutlery and 
other Workers in Iron, in Hallamshire, and extended their jurisdic- 
tion not only throughout that barony, but "everywhere within six miles 
compass of die same." By the Reform Bill, passed in 1832, Sheffield 
was raised to the rank of a Parliamentary Borough, — sending two 
members to parliament; and it was incorporated by Royal Charter, as 
a Municipal Borough, in 1843, as noticed at pages 27 to 31. 

Under several Acts of Parliament, the River Don was made navi- 
gable to Tinsley, within three miles of Sheffield, in 1751 ; and the 
facilities of the manufactures of the town were further increased by 



10 SHEFFIELD. 

the opening of a Canal from Tinsley to Sheffield, in 1819 ; and by the 
opening of the Sheffield and Rotherham Raihvay, on Oct 31st, 1838 ; 
the North Midland Railway, inl 840; and the Sheffield and Manchester 
Railway, in 1845. In the latter year, an Act was obtained for the 
Grimsby and Sheffield Railway ; and application will be made in 
Parliament during the ensuing session, for Acts for making the direct 
London and York Railway ; and direct lines from Sheffield to 
Barnsley, Wakefield, Lincolnshire, Chesterfield, &c, which, when 
completed, will make Sheffield a great central station, for the 
principal lines in England, instead of being at the distance of more 
than five miles from the main trunk to the north and south, as it is now. 
Among other improvements now in contemplation are — the erection 
of a commodious Bridge across the Don, near the Iron Bridge and 
the Sheffield and Manchester Railway Station, and the formation of 
a direct road from it to the top of Snighill, It has been ascertained 
that upwards of 10,000 foot passengers cross the Iron Bridge daily, 
and the want of a carriage road across the river at this point, and 
another near Cornish Place, has long been felt. 

No place has suffered more from the vicissitudes of trade than Sheffield. — 
The American War produced a state of considerable depression ; and the 
town had only just recovered from the effects of that abortive effort to estab- 
lish the principle of taxation without representation, when the Wars of the 
French Revolution came to plunge its inhabitants in still deeper distress. 
The town suffered much from the great commercial panics of 1825 and 1837 ; 
the latter of which was brought about chiefly by the over-speculations of the 
three preceding years, and its paralysing influence continued till 1843. 
Since then a season of prosperity has existed, which we trust will long con- 
tinue, though it may, e'er long, be disturbed by the mania for railway specu- 
lation, which has for some time pervaded the country. The Trades' Unions, 
established by the operatives of the town and neighbourhood, for the purpose 
of preventing those rainous reductions in wages and the price of goods, which 
often occur in times of depression, have long been a subject of complaint 
among the Manufacturers, who, in 1844, formed themselves into a Pkotec- 
tion Society, for mutual defence against the intolerant dictation of the work- 
men, some of whom have, on several occasions, resorted to diabolical means 
for intimidation and the midnight destruction of property. We trust the 
men are now better informed, and that the annals of Sheffield will not again 
be stained by a repetition of these outrages. Mr. A. C. Branson is solicitor 
to the Protection Society. Among the joint-stock speculations of 1845, are 
two companies for establishing Cotton Mills in Sheffield, one proposing to 
commence business with a capital of ^£20,000, in ^9500 shares, and the other 
with .£100,000, in ^100 shares. The large central building of the Sheffield 
Workhouse, was the third cotton mill erected on the same site, after two con- 
flagrations in 1792 and 1810. Soon after the latter year, its spirited, but un- 
fortunate proprietors, were obliged to abandon the trade, and their newly 
erected mill remained unoccupied till it was purchased by the overseers of 
the poor for .£7,500, in 1829. The Unions, to which Sheffield and several 
neighbouring parishes have been annexed by the New Poor Law Commis- 
sioners, are noticed at pages 17 and 18. 

The Parish Church (St. Peter and the Holy Trinity,) is a large rec- 
tangular Gothic structure, nearly in the centre of the town. It is 210 feet 
long, and 130 broad, and has a tower in the centre surmounted by a lofty 
spire. The interior consists of a spacious nave, two side aisles, and a chan- 
cel ; the latter of which is rich both in ancient and modern sculpture, — 
having the tombs of threeEarls of Shrewsbury, and two beautiful productions 
of the chisel of Sir F. L. Chantry. The church was thoroughly repaired 
and repcwed, between the years 1800 and 1806, and will now seat 2,000 
persons. In the tower is a peal of 10 bells, a set of chimes, and an ei 






SHEFFIELD. 11 

lent clock with an illuminated dial. The vicarage, which is valued in the 
King's Books at £12. 15s. 2d., and is now worth about £1,300 per annum, 
is in the alternate patronage of Philip Gell, Esq., of Hopton, and Mrs. 
Lawson, of Boroughbridge; and, since 1805, it has been enjoyed by the Rev. 
Thos. Sutton, D.D. Associated with, but independent of the vicar, are three 
assistant ministers, viz : — the Revs. Edward Goodwin, M.A., John Gibson, 
M.A., and Wm. Harris, M.A. The Rev E. S. Murphy, M.A., officiates for 
Mr. Gibson ; and the Rev. J. Teague is the vicar's curate. Mr. Joseph 
Hudson is the clerk ; Mr. John Kirk, the sexton ; and Mr. Bothamley, the 
organist. The CHURCH BURGESSES were incorporated by a charter of 
Queen Mary, in 1554, and invested with property for the snpport of the 
three assistant ministers; the reparation of the church, bridges, &c; and 
the relief of the poor. Their income from land, buildings, &c, amounts to 
upwards of £1,600 per annum. The present list of these 12 Trustees, or 
Church Burgesses, is as follows: — Messrs. John Porter, Henry Newbould, 
Henry Wilson, Saml. Revell, Jas. Creswick, Richd. Bayley, Fras. Hunts- 
man, Robt. Younge, Hy. Furniss, Geo. Hounsfield, Thos. Creswick, and 
C. F. Younge. Mr. James Wheat is their clerk. They allow yearly sala- 
ries of about £400 to each of the three assistant ministeivs. 

St. Paul's Church, in Norfolk street, is a handsome Grecian fabric, 
which was built by subscription, in 1720 & '21 ; but it was not opened as a 
chapel -of-ease till 1740. It has several neat mural tablets, and a bust of 
one of its late ministers, executed by Chantry. The curacy, valued at 
£136, is in the incumbency of the Rev. James Knight, M.x\. The Rev. 
Chas. Hamilton, B.A., is assistant curate. Henry Beckett is clerk, and 
Abraham Beckett, sexton. 

St. James' Church, a square building, in the Grecian style, was finished 
in 1789, at the cost of more than £3,000, raised in £50 shares, each of 
which entitles its possessor to a pew as a freehold inheritance. It is 71^ 
feet long, and 42§ broad ; and in its east window is a representation of the 
Crucifixion, executed by Peckitt, in 1797. The curacy, valued at £160, is 
eujoyed by the Rev. Thos. Best, M.A. The Rev. C. W. Woodhouse, M.A., 
is assistant curate. Mr. Thos. Finch is clerk, and Mr. Thos. Hudson, sexton. 
St. George's Church stands in a burial ground of 2f acres, extending 
from Portobello-street to Broad-lane. The first stone was laid July 19th,1821, 
and the fabric was finished in 1825, at the cost of £14,819, which was given 
by Parliament. It is a handsome structure, in the Gothic style which pre- 
vailed in the 14th century, and is 122 feet long, and 67 broad, with a noble 
tower at the west end, rising to the height of 139 feet. It has 2,000 sittings, 
one half of which are free. The altar piece is a beautiful painting of 
Christ blessing little children, by Paris, who presented it to the church in 
1831. The perpetual curacy (£400 per annum,) is now enjoyed by the Rev. 
Wm. Mercer, M.A. The assistant curates are — the Rev. J. C. Home, M.A., 
and the Rev. C. Chamberlain. Mr. Arthur Lee is clerk, and Mr. Samuel 
Lilly, sexton. 

St Philip's Church is a neat Gothic structure, near the junction of 
the Penistone and Infirmary roads, and was built by Parliament at the cost 
of nearly £12,000. The first stone was laid Sept. 26th, 1822; but the 
building was not opened till July 1828. It is 95 feet long, and 79 broad. 
The curacy, valued at £135, is in the incumbency of the Rev. John Livesey, 
M.A. ; and Mr. Jph. Cartledge is the sexton. There is no clerk, — the re- 
sponses, &c. being chanted in the cathedral style. 

St. Mary's Church, at the foot of Bramall lane, is a handsome struc- 
ture, in the florid Gothic style, standing in a spacious burial ground, given 
by the Duke of Norfolk. It was built by Parliament at the cost of 
£12,649. 19s. 5d. The first stone was laid Oct. 12th, 1826, and the edifice was 
jonsecrated July 21st, 1830. The curacy, valued at £190, is in the incum- 



12 SHEFFIELD. 

bency of the Rev. Henry Farish, M.A, Mr. Thomas Preston is clerk, and 
James Dyson, sexton. 

St. John's Church, on the lofty summit of Park Hill, stands in a 
burial ground of nearly three acres, given by the Duke of Norfolk, and was 
erected in 1836, at the cost of about £3,500, raised by subscription. It is 
a neat Gothic edifice, 52 feet broad, and 102 feet long, exclusive of the 
tower, which is surmounted by a spire rising to the height of 100 feet. The 
Rev. E. G. Kelly, M.A., is the incumbent-, Mr. Geo. Gill, the clerk ; and 
Richard Parkin, the sexton. 

Besides the seven churches in the town, there are in the parish, neat 
modern churches, or chapels-of-ease,at Attercliffe, Darnall, Ecclesa.ll, Crookes, 
and Fulwood ; and at the Shrewsbury Hospital is a commodious chapel, in 
the Gothic style, with pews for a large congregation; so that there are in 
the parish of Sheffield thirteen episcopal places of worship, in which are sittings 
for about 17,000 hearers, of which more than 7,000 are free, A Church is 
about to be built in the Wicker, as noticed at page 323. The Roman 
Catholic Chapel, in Norfolk row, was built in 1816, and is now under the 
pastoral care of the Revs. Charles Pratt and Matthew Kavanah. It is in 
contemplation to erect, in the Leadmill field, upon land to be given by the 
Duke of Norfolk, an elegant Roman Catholic Church, after the style of those 
at Leeds, Derby, and Nottingham. 

There are in the parish of Sheffield, about 36 DISSENTING CHAPELS, 
which will seat upwards of 25,000 hearers. Of these, the following 25 are 
in the town. The Friends' Meeting House, near Bank street and Hartshead, 
was rebuilt in 1764, and again in 1806. 

The Upper Chapel, in Norfolk street, was built by Presbyterians, in 1700 ; 
but it has long been held by Unitarians, and is now under the ministry of 
the Rev. B. T. Stannus. Nether Chapel, in Norfolk street, was erected 
in 1715, but was taken down in 1826, and rebuilt on a more spacious and 
handsome plan. It belongs to the Independents, and is under the ministry 
of the Rev. Thos. Smith, M.A. Here are four other Independent Chapels, 
viz : — Lee Croft Chapel, (Rev. W. B. Landells,) built in 1780, but recently 
repaired and enlarged; Garden Street Chapel, (Rev. S. Bellamy,) a small 
building erected about 1780; Queen Street Chapel, (Rev. J. H. Muir,) built 
in 1784; Howard Street Chapel, (Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A.,) erected in 
1790; and Mount Zion Chapel, (Rev. S. Jackson,) a handsome stone fabric, 
built in 1834-5. Here are three Baptist Chapels, — one in Townhead 
Street, (Rev. Chas. Larom,) built in 1814 ; one at Portmahon, built in 1838 ; 
and one in Eyre Street, at the corner of Duke Street, built in 1841. The 
latter belongs to the General Baptists. 

The Wesleyan Methodists have six large Chapels here, viz : — 
Norfolk Street Chapel, built in 1780, and enlarged in 1833; Carver Street 
Chapel, built in 1804; Ebenezer Chapel, near Moorfields, erected in 1823 ; 
Bridgehouses Chapel, erected in 1795, but rebuilt in 1833 ; the Park Chapel, 
built in 1831; and Brunswick Chapel, a large and handsome stone fabric, 
erected in 1833, and having seats for 2,000 hearers. They have also four 
small Chapels at Owlerton Bar, Crookes Moor, Heeley,and the Manor. The 
New Connexion Methodists have two commodious Chapels here, — one in 
Scotland Street, erected in 1764, and rebuilt in 1828; and the other in 
South Street, built in 1828. The Association Methodists have a neat Chapel 
in Surrey Street, built in 1831 ; and a smaller one in Stanley Street. . The 
Primitive Methodists have a large Chapel in Coalpit Lane, built in 1835 
and '6 ; and the deluded followers of Johanna Southcott assemble for wor- 
ship in the Free Mason's Hall. The Plymouth Brethren and Latter Day 
Saints have meeting rooms in the town. 

The General Cemetery, in the south-western suburbs of the town, 
about a mile from the Market-place, occupies 5a. 2r. 26Jp. of land, on the 



SHEFFIELD. s 13 

picturesque acclivity of Sharrow Vale, well enclosed, beautifully laid out, 
and having in its centre a neat chapel. It is the property of a company of 
shareholders, and was opened July 30th, 1836, at the close of which year it 
had cost upwards of £13,000. Part of it is about to be consecrated for the 
use of members of the established church. About 30 family vaults, and 
440 graves have been sold, and the number of interments, since the opening, 
is about 1,800. The Rev. W. B. Landells is the minister; Mr. A. Chadwiek, 
secretary ; and Mr. W. Chadwiek, sexton. 

Upwards of 10,000 children attend the different Sunday Schools 
attached to the Churches and Chapels; and the various congregations are 
liberal supporters of other Institutions for the promotion of Christian Know- 
ledge, amongst which are Bible, Missionary, Tract, and other Associations. 
The Sheffield Protestant Association was established about the close of 1839, 
and Lord Wharneliffe is its president. Here are also Public Day Schools, 
at which about 4,000 children are instructed either gratuitously, or for tri- 
fling weekly payments. The Boys' Charity School, in East-parade, was 
erected in 1710, and rebuilt in 1825 and '6, and now affords board, lodging, 
clothing, and education to 90 poor boys, at the cost of £1,100 per annum, 
arising from the endowment and voluntary subscriptions. The Girls' 
Charity; School, in St. James'-row, was erected in 1786, and its object is 
to clothe, support, and educate 70 poor girls, and to give them every requisite 
instruction to fit them for domestic servants. The National School, in 
Carver-street, was erected by subscription, in 1812, and affords instruction 
to about 360 boys, and 340 girls, on the Madras system. It is the central 
school of the Sheffield National District Society, which has six other Day 
Schools, and 13 Sunday Schools, in different parts of the town, and nine 
Day Schools, and ten Sunday Schools, in the neighbourhood, affording 
instruction to about 5,000 children. The Lancasterian School, in Gib- 
raltar-street, is attended by about 400 boys, and 250 girls, and was estab- 
lished in 1809. The Wesleyans, in 1832, opened their large Sunday School, 
at Redhill, for the reception of day scholars, who pay from Id. to 4d. per 
week ; and they have since opened, for the same purpose, their Sunday 
Schools at Norfolk street, Brunswick, and Ebenezer chapels. Here are also 
seven Infant Schools, supported partly by annual contributions. Four 
of them are under the care of the Infant School Society, connected with the 
Established Church, and are situated in Beet-street, Hermitage-street, Hoyle- 
street, and the Park. The Catholic School, in Surrey-street, was built 
in 1836, and is now attended by 50 boys, and 60 girls, who pay from 2d. to 
3d. per week. St. George's Schools, at the head of Beet street, now 
nearly completed, are among the handsomest and largest National Schools 
in the kingdom, and were ereeted at the cost of about £4,000, including 
£1,200 given for the site. The first stone was laid by Lord Wharneliffe, 
Nov. 14th, 1844. The building is of stone, in the Norman style, and the 
three spacious school rooms will accommodate 1,280 children, viz: — 490 
boys, 490 girls, and 300 infants. The members of St. George's church con- 
tributed liberally towards the erection, and the Privy Council granted about 
£1,250, the National School Society £500, and the Church Burgesses £100. 
St. Pauls National School, in Charles-street, was erected in 1844. 

The Free Grammar School is a commodious and handsome stone 
building, in Charlotte-street, erected by subscription, in 1825, in lieu of the 
ancient school which stood near the top of Townhead-street. It was founded 
by letters patent of James I., in 1604, and the Vicar and Church Burgesses 
are the trustees. The endowment produces about £160 a year, of which 
£100 is paid to the master, and £50 to the usher, who are required to teach 
Latin and Greek gratuitously to 25 boys of the parish; but they pay three 
guineas each per annum for the other branches of learning, and the teaehers 
are allowed to take other scholars. The Free Writing School, in 

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14 SHEFFIELD. 

School-croft, was founded by Wm. Birley, in 1715, and rebuilt in 1827. 
The master has from the endowment £50 per annum, for which he teaches 
30 poor boys reading, writing, and arithmetic. 

The Collegiate School, pleasantly seated on a gentle acclivity in the 
Yale of the Porter, near Broom Hall, was founded by a company of proprie- 
tors, with a capital of £3,000, raised in £25 shares, in 1835. It is a hand- 
some building, in the Tudor Gothic style, and has a pleasure ground of 3§ 
acres, at the foot of which is the boarding house, erected in 1837. It has 
about 100 pupils, and more than half of them are boarders. The We s- 
leyan Proprietary Grammar School, in a pleasant situation near 
Glossop-road, is one of the largest and handsomest scholastic institutions in 
the kingdom, and is now (by royal patent,) called WESLEY COLLEGE. 
It was finished in 1838, at the cost of more than £10,000, exclusive of 
£4,500 paid for six acres of land, tastefully laid out in pleasure grounds. 
It is a long and lofty building, with an elegant Corinthian portico in the 
centre, and has generally about 150 boarders. For the teachers of these 
collegiate, and the other scholastic establishments in the town, see pages 248 
and 249. In Orchard-street is a school, dignified with the name of the 
Peoples College, and established a few years ago, by the Rev. R. S. Bayley, 
F.S.A., Independent minister. The School of Design, at the Bath 
Saloon, Glossop-road, was established a,bout two years since, and is supported 
by government grants, a number of yearly -subscribers, and the small 
payments of the pupils. It is well stored with casts, models, drawings, and 
elegant specimens of British and Foreign manufactures, and works of art. 

The SHEFFIELD LIBRARY, which now occupies part of the Music 
Hall, was commenced in 1771, and has about 7,500 volumes, belonging to 
about 250 shareholders, who pay a } r early subscription of 21s. The Me- 
chanics' and Apprentices' Library, in Watson-walk, was founded in 1824. 
and has now upwards of 4,500 volumes. It is open every Tuesday and 
Saturday afternoons, from 1 till 5 o'clock ; and on every Monday, Wednes- 
day, Thursday, and Friday evenings, from half-past six till nine o'clock. 
Apprentices pay Is., and adults 3s. per quarter, and the number of subscri- 
bers is now about 600. The Law Library, at 10, East-parade, was estab- 
lished in 1836. 

The Literary and Philosophical Society, which has a valuable 
museum, and holds its meetings at the Music Hail, was established in 1822, 
and its members now consist of more than 80 proprietors, who pay two 
guineas yearly, and about 40 subscribers of one guinea per annum. Mr. 
John Holland is the curator. 

The Mechanics 5 Institution, at the corner of Tudor-street, Surrey- 
street, has for its object the dissemination of scientific, mechanical, and 
other useful knowledge, amongst the operative classes. It was established 
in 1832, and is supported by from 400 to 500 members, of whom about 120 
are operatives, paying 6s. per annum, and about 200 are yearly subscr; 
of 10s. 6d. There are also about 170 who are subscribers only to the Li- 
brary, which comprises more than 2,000 volumes. The buildings whir 
now occupies were purchased about five years ago, but as soon as the funds 
are sufficient, it is intended to take them down, and to erect on their site a 
handsome and commodious edifice. The building fund has been accumula- 
ted by subscription, and the profits of several Exhibitions and Public Enter- 
tainments, and in 1845, by the profits of a Bazaar. The present officers of 
this useful institution, are — Dr. ftolland, president ; Edw. Bramley, Esq.. 
and Dr. Thompson, vice-presidents; Mr. John Fowler, honorary secretary ; 
and Mr. H. A. Rodgers, assistant secretary. The Library and News Rooms 
were added to the Institution a few years ago. 

The Church of England Instruction Society, 20, Carver- street, was 
established Oct. 2ist, 1839, and affords all the benefits offered to the opera- 



SHEFFIELD, 15 

tive classes by the Mechanics' Institution, Its classes for various branches 
of instructions are well attended, and it has a Library, already amounting 
to more than 2,000 volumes, and a Museum, consisting of upwards of 2,000 
specimens of fossils, birds, beasts, insects, &c. &c. One of its chief objects 
is the dissemination of religion, aud its management is entrusted to none but 
members of the Established Church. It has about 500 members, of whom 
lo2 are honorary, many of them paying 21s. per annum, and the rest youths- 
paying Is. 6d. per quarter. The Vicar is the president; the Rev.. 
W. H. Yale, M.A., and James Montgomery, Esq., are the vice-presidents , 
the Rev. C. W. Woodhouse, M.A., is the honorary secretary ; and Mr. J. B. 
Smales, librarian and assistant secretary. 

The Medical and Anatomical Academy occupies a neat stone edifice, 
in Surrey -street, built in 1829. 'The Sheffield Physical Club /neets 
at the Savings' Bank, and Mr. Boultbee is its secretary. The weekly 
NEWSPAPERS, published in Sheffield, are enumerated at page 299, 
and were established as follows : — the Iris, in 1794 ; the Mercurx 
1807 ; and the Independent, in 1819. There is a large Subscrip 
Neivs Room, in East Parade, established about 30 years ago ; and one 
at the Music Hall, commenced in 1825. There is a News Ro< . 
the Mechanics' Institution ; and a Conservative Neus Room, at 39, 
Fargate, has recently been established, and has now about 100 sub- 
scribers of 10s. each per annum. 

Among the places of amusement are the Theatre and Assembly 
Rooms, two spacious brick buildings, in Arundel-street and Norfolk- 
street, erected in 1773, by a company of shareholders; the Circus and 
Theatre, a substantial stone fabric, opposite the Cattle-market, built 
in 1836 and '7, at the cost of £6,000, raised in £25 shares ; the Music 
Hall, a large stone building, in Surrey-street, erected in 1823; and 
the Botanical Gardens, in Clarkehouse-lane, which occupy about 
18 acres of land admirably adapted for the purpose, — being a fertile 
and gently broken acclivity, with a southern aspect, in the picturesque 
vale of the Porter, opposite the verdant and boldly rising banks of 
Sharrow, on which are seen the General Cemetery, and many neat 
villas. This delightful place of recreation was opened June 29th, 
1836, and cost its original proprietors upwards of £18,000, of which 
£3,600 was paid for the land. It was formerly in £20 shares ; but 
was sold May 16th, 1844, to a new company of proprietors, for 
£9,000, to be raised in £5 shares, of which about 1,300 are already 
taken, and it is hoped that the remaining 500 will be disposed of be- 
fore the lapse of another year. A yearly subscription is paid on each 
share for the admission of the bearer and family, and shareholders 
are allowed to sell their yearly tickets. About £6,000 of the purchase 
money has already been paid. The gardens are open daily, from 
morning till night, and on Sundays from one P.M. till dusk. The 
proprietors are styled, in their deed of constitution, " The Sheffield 
Botanical and Horticultural Society?' Mr. Thos. Marshall is then 
clerk; and Mr. Eras. Williamson is the curator. The Public Baths. 
in Convent-walk, Glossop-road, were built in 1836, and have t 
large swimming baths, two tepid plunging baths, and several suits 
of shower, warm, and vapour baths. 

The General Infirmary ranks as the most useful public char- 
in Sheffield. It is a spacious and handsome stone building, on the 
north-west side of the town, erected by subscription, in 1793-'4; and 



16 SHEFFIELD. 

in 1840-'!, it was greatly enlarged by the erection of Fever Wards, at 
the cost of about £5,000. The Duke of Norfolk is the president ; the 
Duke of Devonshire and Earl Fitzwilliam, vice-presidents ; Drs. Hol- 
land, Thompson, Favell, and Branson, physicians ; Messrs. Overend, 
Jackson, and Thompson, surgeons; Mr. Joseph Law, house-surgeon ; 
Kev. Henry Denson Jones, chaplain; Mr. Jph. Kirk, secretary ; and 
Mrs. Hannah Barker, matron. 

The Dispensary, in West-street, was established in 1832, for the 
purpose of affording medical and surgical aid to the poor, as out-pa- 
tients. It occupies a building purchased in 1834, at the cost of 
£1,500. The Vicar is president ; Drs. Harwood and Favell, are the 
physicians ; Messrs. Bay, Gregory, Wright, Martin, Boultbee, Ches- 
man, and Porter, surgeons; Messrs. Turton, Walker, and Beckitt, 
accoucheurs; Mr. James Gleadall, house-surgeon; and Mr. Samuel 
Lilly, collector. The Eye Dispensary, at No. 10, Cheney-row, is at- 
tended by Messrs. Gregory and Gillott, every Tuesday, Thursday, and 
Saturday, from 12 till 1 o'clock; and the Eye and Ear Dispensary, at 
71, Westbar, is attended by Messrs. Chesman, Thompson, and Mar- 
tin, daily from 11 till 12 o'clock. 

The TOWN BURGESSES' TRUST consists, like that of the 
Church Burgesses, of property held in trust, for the benefit of the 
town at large, and it now produces upwards of £1,600 per annum, of 
which £ 1,000 arises from Navigation shares, and more than £400 
from land in and near the town. The trustees have, at various periods, 
expended large sums in widening the streets, and otherwise improv- 
ing the town. In 1840, they extended Queen-street from Workhouse- 
croft to Scotland-street, and widened that part of Campo-lane be- 
tween St. James's-row and Lee-croft. In 1845, they widened part of 
Trippet-lane, by removing a row of old houses which formed one side 
of Red-croft The present Town Trustees are — T. A. Ward, (town 
collector,) Wm. Battie,B. Withers, Wm. Fisher, Thos. Pearson, Jno. 
Rodgers, S. Hadfield, S. Bailey, M. Ellison, Joseph Levick, J. W. 
Hawksworth,and Wm. Vickers, Esqrs. 

The Hospital of Gilbert, Earl of Shrewsbury, founded by that 
illustrious nobleman, in 1616, formerly occupied the site of the present Corn 
Exchange and New Haymarket, but the original buildings were pulled down 
in 1827, when the almspeople were removed to the present Hospital, which 
forms one of the handsomest establishments of the kind in the kingdom, and 
occupies an airy situation, on the brow of the hill overlooking Claywood, 
on the eastern side of the town, opposite the Cholera Monument, round 
which is a large plot of ground, laid out in public walks and shrubberies. 
The trusteeship and patronage of this hospital is vested with the Duke of 
Norfolk, and it now affords comfortable dwellings to 20 poor men, and 20 
poor women, with a weekly allowance of ]0s. to each of the former, and 8s. 
to each of the latter. They have also each a load of coals every three 
months, and a blue coat or gown once in two years. The founder directed 
that the inmates should be such as had " seen better days, and had been 
reduced by misfortune." The Rev. Thos. Robinson is the governor $ chaplain, 
and has a good house, and £60 a year. 

Hollis Hospital, in Newhall-street, was founded in 1703, by Thomas 
Hollis, a wealthy merchant, of London, but a native of Sheffield, and a 
liberal and benevolent nonconformist. He purchased the first dissenting 
meeting house in Sheffield, called the New hall, and a house adjoining, 
which he converted into dwellings for 16 poor women, widows of cutlers, 
residing within two miles of Sheffield, or others connected with its trade. 



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In his will he made no provision for the maintenance of the Hospital, merely 
desiring that it might be continued, and this request was religiously ful- 
filled by his descendants. The anuual income is about £680. Besides 
stipends to the ministers of the Upper, Nether, and Fulwood Chapels, and 
the Presbyterian ministers, and schoolmasters of Rotherham and Doncaster, 
seventeen almswomen receive each 7s. per week, and the governor a yearly 
salary of £60. The latter reads prayers to the almspeople, and conducts a 
School for the gratuitous instruction of 80 poor boys. The property of the 
charity is vested in 14 trustees, chiefly descendants of the founder. Richd. 
Solly, Esq., is the treasure)* ; and Mr. G. H. Hobson, governor. 

The Charities, under the management of the Cutlers'' Company, are — 
Thos. Hanby's, which yields £150 a year, to be distributed in clothes, and 
money, to poor and aged men and women ; and Joseph Hudson's, consis- 
ting of an annuity of £8. 10s. for poor file strikers, at Christmas. The 
poor of Sheffield have about £140 a year from the bequests of Mary Parsons, 
Eliz. Parkin, and seven other donors, vested with various trustees ; £100 a 
year from the Church Burgesses' Trust ; £60 a year from Wm. Birleifs 
charity, left in 1715, and vested with the Church Burgesses; and occasionally 
they have small distributions from the Town Burgesses' Trust. Various 
societies, for bettering the condition of the poor, are liberally supported by 
the contributions of the benevolent, who, in seasons of scarcity, inclemency, 
and want of employment, often dispense large sums in food and clothing, 
among the destitute inhabitants. 

The Savings' Bank was established in 1819, and now occupies a neat 
stone building, in Surrey-street. Its deposits amounted in 1 836 to £147,136; 
in 1840 to £160,380 ; and in 1844 to £182,838, belonging to 6,291 individ- 
uals, 1 ] charitable societies, and 54 friendly societies. This is exclusive of 
a large surplus fund. The salaries paid to 'clerks, &c, amount to £530 per 
annum. Mr. Benj. Schofield is the secretanj. The bank is open every 
Monday and Tuesday, from 12 till 2 o'clock. 

The Sheffield Fire Office, in George -street, was erected in 1 SI J, by 
its proprietors, who are associated for the insurance of themselves, and others, 
from loss by fire. They have several powerful engines, &c, and an able 
body of firemen. Mr. Brownell is the secretary; and Mr. John Wreaks, 
the collector. The Sheffield, Rotherham, and Chesterfield Fire 
and Life Office, at 25, Norfolk-street, was established in 1844, by a 
company of proprietors, with a capital of £200,000, in £20 shares. They 
have power to increase their capital to £500,000, and have already an effi- 
cient fire brigade, and two powerful engines, constructed on the most impro- 
ved principles. The Directors, &c, are stated in the company's Advertise- 
ment, at a subsequent page, and Mr. Thos. Bell is the manager $ acinar]/. 

SHEFFIELD UNION comprises the four townships of Sheffield, Atter- 
cliffe, Brightside Bierlow, and Handsworth, which comprise an area of 
about 10,600 acres, and in 1841 had 85,076 inhabitants, of whom, 42,068 
were males, and 43,008 females. Eight Guardians are elected yearly for 
Sheffield, two for Brightside, and one each for Attercliffe and Handsworth. 
The amounts of Poor Bates levied in the vear ending March 1844, were as 
follows:— Sheffield, £29,917. 10s.; Attercliffe, £2,444; Brightside, £5,444; 
and Handsworth, £999. 18s. ; but out of these large sums were paid to the 
county rates, and for liquidation of debts, and the alterations at the gigantic 
WORKHOUSE in Kellam street, which has recently been enlarged at the 
cost of more than £6,000, though it had previously room for more than 600 
inmates. The Brightside Workhouse, in Rock-street, is now disused, so 
that the in-paupers of the whole Union are sent to the Sheffield Work- 
house, which had 632 inmates in July 1841 ; but for some time a season of 
prosperity has existed, and it has now only about half that number. Mr. 
JohnWatkinson is Union Clerk and Superintendent Registrar ; Mr. SamL and 

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18 SHEFFIELD. 

Mrs. Rogers, master and matron of the Workhouse ; Joseph Boyes, asylum 
keeper ; and Mr. Paul Bright, auditor. For Sheffield township, Mr. James 
Ellis is levy clerk ; Joseph Gamble pay clerk ; Jph. Turnell and William 
Blundell, vestry clerks and relieving officers ; and J. Foster, G. Leviek, W. 
Birtles, and W. H. Woolhouse, collectors of poor rates. Mr. Frank Wever 
is assistant overseer for Brightside; and Mr. George Sykes is relieving officer 
for Brightside, Attercliffe, and Handsworth. The Registrars of Births and 
Deaths are Messrs. Benj. Skidmore, for the Park District ; Geo. Taylor, 
South District; Benj. Rawlins, West District ; Wm. Clark, North District; 
Geo. Sykes, Brightside ; Geo. Si bray, Handsworth ; and Geo. Marshall, for 
Attercliffe. The Registrars of Marriages for the whole Union, are — Messrs. 
Benjamin Skidmore and Joseph Kirk. 

Ecclesall Bierlow Union comprises the seven townships of Ecclesall 
Bierlow, Nether and Upper Hailam, Norton, Totley, Dore, and Beauchief ; 
the latter four of which are in Derbyshire. It had 31,628 inhabitants in 
1841, and its average annual expenditure for the relief of the poor, during 
three years ending March 1837, 1841, and 1844, was respectively, £4,273, 
£5,349, and £7,979. A large and handsome Workhouse of freestone, 
with an elegant front in the Elizabethan style, was completed about two 
years ago by this Union, at the cost of more than £6,000, in lieu of the old 
one on Sharrow moor. It is pleasantly situated near Cherry tree hill, and 
has room for about 500 paupers. Its number of inmates in July 1843, was 
381, and in July 1844, 279. The average number of paupers relieved 
quarterly, in the year ending March 1845, was 1,312 out, and 354 in-door. 
The weekly cost per head of the in-door poor is 2s. 5§d. for food, and 6f d. 
for clothing. Four Guardians are elected yearly for Ecclesall, two each 
for Nether Hailam and Norton, and one for each of the other four townships. 
Mr. William Firth is Union clerk and superintendent registrar ; Mr. John 
Tasker, relieving officer and deputy superintendent registrar ; John Yeomans, 
master, and Mary Marsh, matron of the Workhouse; Joseph Speakman, 
schoolmaster; Geo. Wilkinson, auditor ; and the Rev. Richard Martin, of 
Dore, is the chaplain. The Registrars of Births and Deaths are — Messrs. W. 
T, Kidd, for Ecclesall Bierlow and Heeley ; Richd. Fumiss, for Upper 
Hailam, Dore, and Totley ; John Wreaks, for Norton and Beauchief; and 
Wm. Birtles, for Nether Hailam District. Mr. Thos. Smith is assistant 
overseer for the townships of Ecclesall and Nether and Upper Hailam ; and 
Mr. Wm. Travis is collector of poor rates for Ecclesall township, and has his 
office at 47, South -street. 

The TOWN HALL, at the junction of Castle-street, Haymarket, 
and Waingate, is a neat stone fabric, which was built in 1808, and 
considerably enlarged in 1833, at the expense of the Town Trust. 
Here are held the Quarter and Petty Sessions, the Manor and 
Sheriff's Courts, Public Meetings, &c. ; and on the lower floors are 
prison cells, and the offices, and lock up, of the Police. Petty Ses- 
sions were held here only on Tuesday and Friday, till the institution 
of the Municipal Corporation, but they are now held four days a 
week, or oftener when necessary. The Magistrates most regular in 
attendance are — the Mayor and his predecessor, W. J. Bagshawe, 
Esq., Wilson Overend, Esq., Rev. W. Alderson, Rev. Geo. Chandler, 
Rev. J. Hand, Henry Walker, Esq., and J. C. Athorpe, Esq. Earl 
Fitzwilliam, Lord Wharncliffe, and the Hon. J. S. Wortley, M.P., 
occasionally attend the Petty, and often preside at the Quarter Ses- 
sions. Mr. Albert Smith is clerk to the magistrates. 

The IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS were commonly "called 

Police Commit i jntil the institution of the Municipal Corporation, 



IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. 



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In 1818, " An Act for cleansing, lighting, watching, and otherwise improv- 
ing the town of Sheffield," was obtained, and its powers extend to all parts 
of the town within the distance of three quarters of a mile round the Parish 
Church, and are entrusted to the execution of the Tovm Trustees, the Master 
and Wardens of the Cutlers' Company, and a number of Commissioners, of 
whom the following is the present list : — 



Fordham, John 
Foster, William 
Howard, William 
Hawks worth, C. 
Hoyland, Wm. 
Holden, George 
Harrison, James 
Hoole, Charles 
Hunter, Michael 
Hall, John 
Hall, William 
Jenkinson, Wm. 
Jerfeock, Wm. 
King, Thomas 
Kitchen, Richard 
Lowe, Elias 
Laycock, Thos. 
Lofthouse, Thos. 
Lockwood, Wm. 
Leader, Robt.,j un. 
Marsden, Wm. 
Maugham, Mark 



Morton, Thomas 
Muncaster, Rd. 
Marsden, George 
Newbound, John 
Nanson, E.,jun. 
Nanson, John 
Porter, John 
Palfreyman,Luke 
Peace, Charles 
Pitt, John 
Raworth, Joseph 
Ridge, George 
Raworth, Benj. P. 
Roebuck, George 
Roebuck, Jonthn. 
Ragg, William 
Rodgers, T. Wm. 
Smith, John 
Sykes, John 
Sorby, Robert 
Stevenson, Jph. 
Schofield, Ed. B, 



Smith, Albert 
Staniforth, Alfred 
Turton, George 
Turton, Thos. B. 
Unwin, Edwin 
Unwin, William 
Unwin, Philip 
Unwin, Henry 
Vickers, Edward 
Varah, George 
Willey, Thomas 
Wilkinson,Jnthn. 
Wilkinson, Hy. 
Wiley, Thomas 
Whitaker,Antny. 
Warburton, Wm, 
Wright, Jas. F. 
Wild, Thomas 
Waterhouse, Rt. 
Wilson,Knowlton 
Younge, Samuel 
Younge, Robert 



Abraham, J. H. 
Atkin, Henry 
Atkinson, Wm. 
Boultbee, Henry 
Bright, M. 
Butcher, Wm. 
Bradley, Wm. 
Broadbent, John 
Bramley, Edw. 
Bland, William 
Booth, John 
Broadhurst, Wm. 
Beet, William 
Carr,.John 
Cutts, John P. 
Daff, Robert 
Dungworth, Geo. 
Dixon, George 
Ellin, Thos., jun. 
Eyre, Ellis 
Fenton, Benj. 
Fox, Charles 

Mr. John Staniforth is clerk to these Commissioners ; Mr. W. H. Frith is 
their collector $ and Mr. Thos. Raynor is the town surveyor. Their opera- 
tions are confined to cleansing and lighting the streets; the police force and 
nightly watchmen being now under the management of the Town Council. 
They collected Rates in 1840, amounting to £6,226, and in the year ending 
Juno, 1S45, to £3,667; the latter being for lighting and cleansing only. 
The salaries paid to the clerk, surveyor, and collector, in the latter year, 
amounted to £242. 12s. 

TOWN COUNCIL :— As will be seen by the copy of the Royal Charter, 
at pages 27 to 31, the Borough of Sheffield was not Incorporated for Muni- 
cipal purposes, till August 1843, though it might have received this distinc- 
tion at an earlier period, had not a numerous body of the Burgesses opposed 
it. By this Charter, the borough is divided into nine wards, and placed 
under the control of a Toivn Council, consisting of a mayor, 14 aldermen, 
and 42 councillors, and invested with the powers of the Act passed in 5th 
and 6th of William IV., for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in 
England and Wales. They have extended the lighting and watching dis- 
tricts so as to comprehend nearly the whole Borough, except Upper Hallam. 
The rateable yearly value of the lands and buildings now assessed to the 
watch and lighting rates is— in Sheffield township, £157,791 ; in Ecclesall, 
£33,455; in Brightside, £19,435; in Nether Hallam, £9,902; and in 
Attercliffe, £4,847 ;-— producing, at 6d. in the pound, £5,584. 18s. 6d., the 
sum which was levied as a watch rate, in Oct. 1844, for the ensuing year. 
The rateable yearly value of property, assessed to the borough rate, in 1844, 
was as follows:— Sheffield, £163,493; Ecclesall, £41,711; Brightside, 
£29,186; Upper Hallam, £4,728; Nether Hallam, £15,600 ; and Atter- 
cliffe, £8,276 ; producing about £1,000, on an assessment of one penny in 
the pound. The two borough rates levied in 1844, amounted to £2,556, 



20 SHEFFIELD CORPORATION. 

or something less than 2|d. in the pound, on the gross yearly rental of 
£262,988. The Police Force was transferred from the Improvement Com- 
missioners to the Town Council, early in 1844, and probably, in a few years, 
they will surrender the remainder of their functions to the same body. In 
Feb. 1844, the Town Council fixed the salary of the Town Clerk (Mr. Edw. 
Bramley,) at £300 per annum, and appointed a night and day police force, 
at the cost, for the half year, of £1,761 : the watchmen being then 51 in 
number, with 8 superior officers, and the day police 12, with 4 superior 
officers. This force has since been increased to 63 watchmen, and 34 day 
policemen, with three inspectors, three police Serjeants, and 5 patrol Ser- 
jeants, all under thesuperintendence of Mr. Thos. Raynor, the high constable 
and town surveyor. The inspectors have 25s.; the Serjeants 21s.; the 
patrol -Serjeants 20s.; the day policemen 17s. to 18s.; and the watchmen 
14s. to 15s., per week. Mr. Wm. Bland and Mr. James Wild, who had long 
served as constables for the township of Sheffield, have been appointed 
warrant officers, for attending the magistrates, and serving summonses in the 
borough, with yearly salaries of £150 each. The Chief Constable and 
Town Surveyor has £200 a-year from the Town Council, and £100 
from the Improvement Commissioners. The Police Office is at the 
Town Hall, and the monthly and committee meetings of the Corporation 
are held in the Cutlers' Hall ; but the purchase or erection of a suitable 
building for a Council Hall is in contemplation. The motto on the common 
seal of the borough is "Deo adjuvante labor prqficit" The expenses charged 
to the borough for obtaining the charter, amounted to about £800, of which, 
£686 was paid out of the borough rates, and the remainder by subscription. 
The Town Council have hitherto declined applying for the privilege of a 
separate Court of Quarter Sessions for the Borough, though until they have 
this, the Home Secretary has refused appointing Borough Magistrates. The 
County Magistrates, of whom one of the most active, (W. Overend, Esq.,) 
is resident in the town, have concurrent jurisdiction with the Mayor and 
his predecessor, and hold adjourned Quarter Sessions here at the usual periods. 
The large sums, which the six townships of the borough pay yearly to the 
West Riding county rates, would-} -no doubt, be amply sufficient for the sup- 
port of local courts, a borough gaol, a recorder, &c. The sums paid by the 
township of Sheffield alone to the county rates, amounted in 1828 to £1,825, 
and in 1842 to £2,575 ; and the total paid out of the poor rates of the six 
townships, averages more than £4,000 per annum. The number of Voters, 
qualified to vote for the parliamentary representatives of the borough, is 
about 4,000 ; and the Burgess Boll, containing the names of rate payers 
entitled to vote in the election of members of the Town Council, comprises 
only about 7,000, but ought to embrace more than 10,000, as the smallest 
tenements are assessed to the borough rates, which, in many cases, the 
owners of cottage property have been indiscreet enough to pay, leaving their 
low rented tenants unburtbened with any local taxation, except that of the 
highways. A list of the First Town Council will be seen at page 31 ; and 
the present list is as follows :— 

TOWN COUNCIL. (November 9th, 1844.^) 



MAYOR— Thomas Dunn, Esq., Richmond Hill. 

The ALDERMEN are the same as at page 31. The first seven retire in 
1846, and the others in 1849. 

COUNCILLORS. 

i§^ Those marked thus *, retire November 9th, 1845. 

The first four Wards comprise Sheffield township, and the others are the 
Out- Townships. 



COUNCILLORS. 



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67. Peters Ward. 
Thomas Birks.* 
Win. Jackson.* 
Thomas Wiley. 
Thos. E. Mycock. 
Henry Atkin. 
AYm. Fisher, jun. 

St Philip's Ward. 
Hy. Crawshaw.* 
Win. Thompson.* 
Hy. Elliott Hoole. 
Benj. Vickers. 
Wilson Overend. 
Geo. P. Naylor. 



Park Ward. 
Thomas Jessop.* 
H.D.Wilkinson.* 
J.W.Hawksworth. 

William Steer. 
Robert Roper. 
S. Roberts, jun. 

St. George's Ward. 
Joseph Hobson.* 
Samuel Worth.* 
Joseph Tnrton. 
Benj. Schofield. 
G. Wbstenholm. 
John Kirkbv. 



Ecclesall Ward. 
Robert Marsden.* 
Peter Champion.* 
Jph. Stevenson. 
John P. Cutts. 
Hy. Wilkinson. 
John S. Nanson. 

Brightside Ward. 
Jntlin. Roebuck.* 
C. Hawks worth. 
Michael Hunter. 



Upper Hallam 
Ward. 
Joseph Stead.* 
Stephen Fox. 
T.W. - 



Rodgers. 



Nether Hallam 
Ward. 
Fisher Godwin.* 
Hugh Spooner. 
William Taylor. 

Attercliffe Ward. 
Wm. Marriott.* 
George Hill. 
John Shaw. 



Treasurer : — Richard Ramsey, Esq., Church-street. 

Towx Clerk:— Edward Bramley, Esq., 6, Paradise square. 

Magistrates 1 Clerk: — Albert Smith, Esq., 26, Castle-street. 

Warraxt Officers: — Mr. William Bland and Mr. James Wild. 

Superintendent of Police, &c. : — Mr. Thomas Raynor. 

Collector : — Mr. William Henry Frith. 

Police Inspectors : — Thomas Wakefield, Richard Potton, and D. Astwood. 

Police Serjeants: — W. Blackburn, Geo. Revill, and Thos. Matthews. 

f§gT The Borough Bye Laws are inserted at pages 32 to 52. 

The Highways of the township of Sheffield, are superintended by 
a i; Board," consisting of 14 members, elected yearly, on the 25th of 
March. The streets, roads, and sewers of the township, have been 
greatly improved during the last ten years; but there are still some in 
a very neglected condition. The average annual expenditure of the 
township, for the repairs of the highways, from 1834 to 1842, was 
£8,348. 3s. 5d. The Office is at 40, Queen-street ; John Southern 
and Edward Hallam, are the collectors ; John Wheatley, clerk ; and 
Mr. Wm. Lee, surveyor. Mr J. Buxton is collector of Highway rates 
for Ecclesall Bierlow ; for which township, five surveyors are elected 
yearly. 

The Court of Requests, for the Duke of Norfolk's Manor of 
Sheffield, is held at the Town Hall, every Thursday forenoon, and 
summonses are granted every Saturday. It extends its jurisdiction 
over the whole of the parishes of Ecclesfield, Handsworth, and Shef- 
field, except Ecclesall Bierlow. John Parker, Esq., is the steward; 
Michael Ellison, Esq., deputy-steward; Mr. Robt. Barker, clerk, 
(office, Corn Exchange;) and Mr. Wm. Lionel Smilter, is the gaoler 
and bailiff. The Gaol is in Scotland-street, and is now T but thinly 
tenanted. On August 16th, 1844, about 80 prisoners were discharged, 
on petition, by order of the Court, under the Act for abolishing im- 
prisonment for debts under £20 ; and on the 19th, the seven prison- 
ers in the Ecclesall gaol were liberated. 

A Court Leet, and view of frank-pledge, is held at the Town 
Hall, on the Wednesday in Easter week, at which inspectors of flesh, 
meat, fish, weights and measures, special constables, &c, are appoin- 
ted : — Michael Ellison, Esq., is the manor-steward. Jas. P. Burbeary, 
Esq., is law clerk to the Commissioners of the Sheffield Markets ; Mr. 
John White is clerk of the markets, and inspector of weights and mea- 
sures ; and Mr. Paul Bright is inspector of corn returns. 

The Court of Requests, for Earl Fitzwilliam's manor of Ecclesall, is 
held every third Monday, at the Court House, which adjoins the 



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Gaol, in Tudor-stveet, Little Sheffield. Daniel Maude, Esq., of 
Manchester, is steward ; Mr. T. W. Rodgers, of 16, Bank-street, 
deputy -steward and clerk; and William Greenwood, gaoler and bailiff. 

The Barracks for cavalry, are on the Penistone-road, and were 
built in 1794. It is in contemplation to erect new barracks on a 
larger scale, and an eligible plot of land has been purchased by govern- 
ment for this purpose, a little beyond the present barracks. 

The CUTLERS* HALL is a commodious building, in Church-st, 
with a handsome stone front, in the Corinthian style. It was built 
on the site of the old hall, in 1832-'3, at the cost of £6,500, and has 
a dining hall 80 feet by 30, and an assembly room 53 feet by 25, with 
other commodious apartments, handsomely furnished, and decorated 
with a line collection of paintings, including admirable portraits of 
the Vicar, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Wharncliffe, &c. The 
CUTLERS' COMPANY holds an annual festival here, on the first 
Thursday in September, and now consists of the following members : 
— Master: Mr. Wm. Butcher. Wardens: Mr. T. B. Turton and 
Mr. Henry Mort. Searchers : Messrs. William Hall, Jph. Elliott, 
Thomas Moulson, Frederick Fenney, S. S. Deakin, and Wm. Webster. 
Assistants : Messrs. Francis Newton, Thomas Wilkinson, William 
Broadhurst, Thos. Ellen, jun., James Moorhouse, Thos. Blake, Josh, 
Hobson, Thomas Shepherd, Thomas Staniforth, Geo. Wostenholm, 
John Hawksiey, Thomas Loxley, Edward Greaves, John Ragg, John 
Spencer, jun., Chas. Butler, Isaac Greaves, John Wilkinson, Michael 
Hunter, Henry Atkin, Samuel Jackson, William Hutchinson, Saml. 
Swann Brittain, and John Wilson, jun. : — Janies Wilson, Esq., is 
their clerk ; and Joseph Jewitt, beadle. The functions of this company 
are now confined to the granting and protection of marks, used by 
the cutlery manufacturers. 

The Market Places of Sheffield have been enlarged at various 
periods, under two acts of parliament, passed in 1784 and 1827. The 
Shambles, ] 00 yards long, and 40 yards broad, were finished in 1 786, 
when the present Killing Shambles were also erected. The Green 
Market, between King-street and Castle-street, was formed in 1818, 
when the old gaol was taken down. The Corn Exchange, and the 
New Hay and Cattle Markets, were opened in 1830; and the New 
Fair Ground, soon afterwards. Two fairs are held yearly on the 
Tuesday and Wednesday in Trinity week, and on the 28th and 29th 
of November, for the sale of horses, cattle, cheese, &c. The weekly 
markets, on Tuesday and Saturday, are well supplied with provisions ; 
and that on the former day, with corn, cattle, sheep, and swine. A 
market for earthenware is held every Tuesday, in Paradise square. 
The Ecclesall Bazaar^ in South-street, is a market place, which was 
built by Earl Fitzwilliam, in 1827, but it is unoccupied,, except the 
shops which front the street. 

The Gas Works, at Sheaf bridge, were commenced in 1818, and 
finished Oct. 6th, 1819, by a company of shareholders, with a capital 
of £40,000, raised in £20 shares. There are four large gasometers 
here, and two others in Brown-street and Spring-street, — the works 
having been greatly enlarged since 1835. The New Gas Works, 
on Loug-Island, between the river Don and the Canal, were built in 
183fi-'7, by a company of proprietors, with a capital of £80,000, raised 



SHEFFIELD. 



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in £25 shares. Attached to them is a large gasometer behind Bow- 
street. These rival companies, after being some years in opposition, 
and reducing their charges from 10s. to 4s. 4d. per 1,000 cubic feet, 
found it their interest to consolidate themselves into one company, for 
which purpose they obtained an Act of Parliament, in 1844 Under 
this Act, they are styled u The Sheffield United Gas Light Company" 
and they now supply their customers at the rate of 6s. 8d. per 1,000 
cubic feet, subject to certain discounts in favour of large consumers. 

WATER WORKS.— The town is abundantly supplied with water 
from the dams on Crookes Moor, and the great dam (50 acres) at Red- 
mires, but the charges are rather high, and the water not so pure as it 
might be if it passed through filtering-beds before it came to the in- 
habitants. The water-works were greatly extended and improved 
under an Act passed in 1830 ; and in 1845, the company obtained 
another Act for the purpose of increasing the supply of water at Red- 
mires, at the cost of about £10,000. The Company's Offices are at 
14, Division-street; Mr. J. T. Leather is the engineer; Mr. G. S. 
Greening, the collector ; and Messrs. James Wheat and Albert Smith, 
are the law clerks. The ASSAY OFFICE is at 71, Fargate, and is 
open everv Monday and Thursday. Mr. L. C. Sayies is the assay 
master. The EXCISE OFFICE is at 1, Hartshead, and is open 
daily. John Badcock, Esq., of 7, St. George's terrace, is the 
collector; Joseph Angus, clerk; Samuel Ellis, permit-ivriter ; and 
James Tapper and Joseph Wilson, are the supervisors. The STAMP 
OFFICE is at I, St. James's-street, and John Brown, Esq., is the 
distributor. Mr. George Barker, of Sandon place, is surveyor of taxes 
for the town and neighbourhood. The POST OFFICE, after being 
shifted to various places, dining the last twenty years, was removed to 
the foot of Angel-street, early in 1845 ; but the situation is not cen- 
tral, nor has the building the appearance of being the place of receipt 
and despatch, for the correspondence of a large commercial and manu- 
facturing town of more than 100,000 inhabitants. 



FOR THE OUT -TOWNSHIPS OF SHEFFIELD PARISH, 

See page 322. 



POST OFFICE, ANGEL-STREET. 



Miss Ellen Wreaks, Postmistress. 

MAILS to London, Birmingham, 
Derby, Rothcrham, &c, at § past eigbt 
evening-, and § past 2 morning; arrive 
6 evening, and 40 rain, past 3 morn- 
ing. To Bawtry, Gainsbvd', Louth, 
and Rotherliam, at \ past 3 morning ; 
arrives 45 mm. past 8 evening. To 
Manchester, Liverpool, Scotland, Ire- 
land, &c, at h past 8 night ; arrives 6 
morning. To Barnsley, Wakefield, 
Leeds, York, Newcastle, &c, at 40* min. 
past 4 afternoon; arrives 4_0_min. past 
3 morning. 



To Leeds, Manchester, 



Liverpool, Ireland, Scotland, &c., 7 
morning ; arrives 45 min. past 3 after- 
noon. To Barnsley, Wakefield, Leeds, 
Doncaster, Hull, Scotland, &c, at § 
past 2 morning ; arrives 45 min. past 
9 evening. To Nottingham, JDron- 
field, Mansfield, &c>, at 8 morning; 
arrives 7 evening. 

Boxes close for the North Day Mail, 
at 3 : 45 p.m. Late Fee :— First 30 
minutes, Id. ; third 15 minutes, 2d. ; 
tlie remaining 10 minutes, 6d. 

Boxes close for 1st London, &c, at 
7 : 30 p.m. Fee on too late Letters : 



24 



POST OFFICE, COACHES, &C. 



— First 30 minutes, Id.; second 15 
minutes, 2d. ; third 15 minutes, 6d. 

Boxes close for 2nd London, and 
for the North and Bawtry Mail, &c, 
at 10, p.m. 

The Book for registering Letters 
closes half an hour before the Boxes 
are shut for each departing Mail. 

Money Orders granted andpaid from 
Nine in the Morning till Four in the 
Afternoon. 

[§^ Office closed at 10 p.m. 

There are Receiving Houses, or 
Sub-Post Offices, at J. Hopkins's, 
159, West-Street; B. Skidmore's, New 
Haymarket, Park; J. Elliott's, 76, 
Wicker ; and at Joseph Pearce's, 188, 
Gibraltar- Street. 

The Town Letter Carriers are, 
Samuel Cooke, Joseph Winterbottom, 
William Sleigh, John Eodley, Hugh 
Francis, Wm. Webster, Thos. Burdin, 
and Benj. Witheford. They are des- 
patched on Delivery, twice a- day, after 
the sorting of the morning and even- 
ing Mails. 

Village Postmen are despatched to 
Atterclme, Handsworth, Norton, &c. ; 
and W. Parkin's mail cart to Wortley, 
at 8 morning. 

RAILWAY CONVEYANCE. 

From the Midland Railway Station, 
foot of the Wicker, passenger Trains 
to Rotherham every hour, from \ past 
8 morning to § past 7 evening ; and 
to London, Leeds, Derby, and all parts, 
passenger Trains leave 6 or 7 times 
a-day, and luggage Trains every night. 
There is at the Station a spacious 
Warehouse, divided into Bays or 
Compartments, for the use of the 
Carriers. The gates are closed against 
the Carriers' carts at § past 7 evening. 

From the Sheffield, Ashton-under- 
Lyne, and ManchesterRailway Station, 
Bridgehouses, passenger Trains are 
despatched about six times a-day; and 
luggage Trains will be despatched 
every evening, after the opening of the 
summit Tunnel, which will be com- 
pleted about the close of 1845 . 

COACHES. 

From the King's Head Coach Office, 
Cliange Alley. 
The Mail to Nottingham, at 8 morn- 
ing ; and a Coach to Barnsley, eveiy 
monday, ruesday, thursday, and Satur- 
day, at 5 evening. 

From the Commercial Coach Office, 
Old Haymarket. 
Mail to Louth, Bawtry, Gainsbrd', 



&c, at half-past 3 morning; and 
Coaches, to Worksop and Retford, 
at § past 8 morning, and 5 evening ; 
to Thome, (to meet the Hull Packets,) 
at 5 morning; to Buxton, (during 
season,) at § past 8 morning, and 3 
afternoon ; to Doncaster, at J past 9 
morning, and § past 4 afternoon ; to 
Gaiusbro' and Lincoln, at 1 afternoon; 
and to Chesterfield, at § past 5 eveng. 

From T. Percival's, 3, Waingate. 

To Thome, 5 morning; to Buxton, 
§ past 8 morning; to Doncaster, \ 
past 9 morning, and § past 4 after- 
noon; also, Saturday morning at 8, 
and Sunday morning at § past 9. 

A Coach leaves the Masbro' Station 
for Retford and Lincoln, at 20 min. 
past 2 afternoon; and there are Coaches 
to Worksop, Lincoln, and Retford, 
from the Eckington Station. 

OMNIBUSSES. 

To the Railway Stations and Glos- 
sop-Road, from the Tontine Hotel, 
Commercial Inn, and T. Percival's, 
Waingate, every hour. 

To Birley Spa, from the Cutler's 
Arms, New Church- Street, daily, at 10 
morning, and 2 afternoon, during the 
season. 

To Castleton, from the George Inn, 
tues. and sat., at § past 3 afternoon. 

To Eckington, from the Green Man, 
Broad- Street, Park, every tuesday and 
Saturday, at § past 4 afternoon. 

HACKNEY COACHES 

Stand at the foot of Church- Street and 
in the Market-Place, and may be hired 
at any time of the day, for any part of 
the town or neighbourhood, at the 
rate of Is. for any distance not exceed- 
ing three-fourths of a mile; Is. 6d. 
for one mile ; 2s. for If mile ; and 6d. 
extra for every half mile above that 
distance. For every stoppage on the 
way, to take up or set down passen- 
gers, 3d. extra; for every person above 
four (and above 7 years of age) an 
additional one-fourth of the whole 
fare ; and for every quarter of an hour 
waiting, after being called, Od. extra. 
Wlien engaged by time, the charge for 
each Coach is 2s. per hour. When 
the fare amounts to 4s. or upwards, 
the hirer may detain the carriage 20 
minutes, and return in it for half-fare. 
Some alteration in these regulations 
is now in contemplation by the Town 
Council, and the Bye Laics relating 
to Hackney Coaches, will be seen at 
pages 50 to 52. 



SHEFFIELD CARRIERS. 



25 



CONVEYANCE by- WATER from the CANAL WHARF 



Wm. Layerack's Regular Traders, 
twice a week to Rotlierham, Doncaster, 
Thome, and Hull, whence Goods are 
conveyed to Griffin's Wharf, London, 
by Sailing Vessels, every Saturday. 
Robert Earl, agent. 

London, Hull, and Sheffield 
Weekly Contract Vessels, to 
Chamberlains Wharf, London. Wm. 
White, Fumival-road, agent. 

London, Hull, & Selby: — Goods 
are despatched weekly from London, 
by Sailing Vessels, from Fenning's 
Wharf, to Selby; and by Steam Pac- 
kets, from Fresh Wharf, to Hull; and 
are forwarded by rails from Hull and 
Selby, to Sheffield. William Cobby, 
Railway Station, agent. 



London and Sheffield Union 
Co.'s Vessels, to Rotherham, Don- 
caster, Thorne, and CoxnmercialWharf, 
London. Agent at Sheffield and 
Rotherham, William Tateson. 

Richard Pearson and Co.'s Fly 
Boats every Wednesday and Saturday 
nights to Thorne, whence Goods are 
forwarded to Goole, Hull, &c, and to 
Stanton's Wharf, London, twice a- 
week by their Regular Sailing ships ; 
and by'Steam Vessels, three times a- 
week, to and from Custom-House 
Quay, London. Geo. WTiaram, agent. 

Thompson's Contract Vessels, 
twice a-week to and from Hull. En- 
quire at the Canal Warehouse. 



carriers by railway, waggon, &c. 

R. S. and the Figures in parentheses denote the number of each Carrier's 
BAT or Compartment in the Warehouse at the MIDLAND RAILWAY 
STATION, Wicker, whence Luggage Trains are despatched every Even- 
ing. The Tunnel of the SHEFFIELD, ASHTON-UNDER-LINE, 
and MANCHESTER RAILWAY, ivillbe opened about the close of 
1840, after which Goods will be conveyed to and from Manchester, dc. by 
that Line. 



Deacon, Wade, and Co., (R. S. 8.) 
30, Furnival-street, to London, Bir- 
mingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Derby, 
Leeds, York, Newcastle, and all parts 
of the south, west, and north, by Rail- 
wav, &c, daily. 

Hunt & Co., (R. S. 9 and 10.) 60, 
Eyre-street, by Railway, &c, to London, 
Leicester, Derby, Liverpool, Manches- 
ter, BhTningham, Newark, Grantham, 
Stamford, Cambridge, Peterborough, 
&c, &c, daily. 

Mary Jackson, (R. S. 8.) 30, Fur- 
nival-street, by Railway, to Hull, Selby, 
York, Newcastle, &c., whence goods 
are forwarded to all parts, daily. 

John Johnson, (B. S. 7.) 150, Gib- 
raltar-street, by Railway and Waggon, 
[anchester, Liverpool, and all 
parts of Lancashire and Cheshire, 
daily. 

Lister, Carver, and Ridsdale, 
(R. S. 6.) 104, Eyre-street, by Railway 
daily, to Derby, Birmingham, Bristol, 
Staffordshire, Leeds, Halifax, Hud- 
dersfield, Y'ork, Newcastle, Manches- 
ter, Liverpool, &c, daily. 

Midland Railway Co., (R. S. 3 
and 4.) carriers to all parts of the 
kingdom. Alfred Champion, clerk. 

N ewcombe, Chaplin. Horne, and 



Co., (R. S. 5.) 2, Waingate, to York, 
London, and all parts of the kingdom, 
daily. 

Pickford and Co., (R. S. 1 and 2.) 
12, Sycamore-street, carriers by Rail- 
way, Waggon, and Canal, to all parts 
of the kingdom, dailv. 

(BY WAGGON AND CART.) 

John Adam, 52, Eyre-lane, to Don- 
caster and Thorne, to meet the Hull 
Steam Packets, every tuesday, thurs- 
day, and friday, 6 morning. 

To Bawtry, Gainsbrough, Louth, 
Market-Rosen, dc, Wm. Crampton, 
from 27, Westbar- Green, eveiy mon- 
day and thursday ; and Wm. Harri- 
son, from 6, Norfolk-street, every mon. 

To Newark, Thos. Maw, from 91 
Eyre-street, eveiy tuesday, 1 afternoon. 

To Worksop, Retford, Lincoln, dc, 
Edward Warrington, from Tudor- 
street, every Wednesday, at 12 noon ; 
and Joseph Morton, from 38, Wicker- 
lane, every tuesday, at i afternoon. 

To Lincoln, Newark, Gronilwm, dc, 
Saml. Pruden, of Wellow, from the 
Blue Bell, Commercial-street, tuesday 
and Saturday, 3 afternoon. 

To Chesterfield, Mansfield. Alfreion, 
dc, Thos. Haimes, 54, 'Orchard-street, 
every monday, Wednesday, and friday, 
c 



CARRIERS FROM THE INNS. 

Except otlierwise expressed, they Arrive at 9 or 10 in the Morning, and 
Depart at 2 or 3 in the Afternoon. 

INNS.— Those marked 1, attend the Anvil, Waingate; 2, Ball, Campo 
lane ; 3, Blue Bell, Commercial street; 4, Bull & Mouth ; 6, Cock, Para- 
dise square; 7, Cutlers' Anns, New Chinch street; 8, Exchange Inn ; 
9, Fleur de Lis ; 10, George Inn ; 1], Green Man, Park; 12, London 
'Prentice, Westbar Green ; 14, Green Dragon, Fargate ; 15, Old Tankard, 
Westbar Green; 16, Parrot, 17, Pheasant Inn; 18, Rose and Crown, 
Waingate; 19, Royal Hotel; 20, Victoria Inn; 21, White Swan, Westbar; 
22, Yellow Lion, Haymarket; 23, King's Arms, Haymarket; and 24, 
from the Black Swan, Snig hill. 



2 Anston, George Green, tuesday 

3 & 22 Anston, W. Paulson, tu. & sat. 
7 Ashbourne, John Hardy, tuesday 

20 Ashford. S. Furniss, sat. 
14 Bakewell, & Buxton, R. Furniss & 
T. Mycock, tue. & sat. 

22 Bakewell J. Holmes, tue. and sat. 
17 Barlbro', Eckington, & Whitwell, 

Jph. Reddish, tue. and sat. 
7 Baslow, J. White, tue. & sat. 
1 Bawtry, Anthy. Embly, tue. & sat. 
20 Beighton, Geo. Skelton, tue, & sat. 
9 Beighton, Housman, tues. & sat. 

4 Blyth, M. Kirkby, friday 

11 Bolsover, Win. Baker, tuesday 
3 Bradwell & Chatsworth, Thomas 

Burrows, tue. and sat. 
20 Bradwell, Wm. Bramwell,tu & sat 

23 Castleton, Platts, Saturday 

10 Castleton, Thos. Kirk, tue. & sat; 

and an Omnibus, tu., & sat. 3£ aft. 

20Chestei*field,G.Thorpe,tu.,thu.,&sat 

7 Chesterfield, J. Cox, tu., thu.,& sat. 

16 Chesterfield, F. Robinson, tue.,thu., 

and sat.; and 14 D. Sharrat, tues. 

10 Clown, Chas. Pepper, tues. & sat. 
22 Dinnington, J. Pearson, tu. & sat. 

Dronfield, G. Allen, tue. and sat., 
from the Angel, Sheffield moor 
7 Dronfield, G. Cox, tue. and sat. 

3 Ecclesfield, W. Hartley, tu. & sat. 
1 Ecclesfield, Geo. Ellis, tu. & sat. 

4 Ecclesfield, J. Cox, tu., thu., & sat. 

17 Eckington, Chapman's Omnibus, 

tuesday and Saturday, 4 afternoon 

11 Eckington, Rd. Turner, tu. & sat. 
22 Eckington, J. Goodwin, tue., thu., 

and sat 

1 Elsecar, Pidcock, tue. and sat 
Eyam, W. Smith, tue. & Saturday, 

from the Cutler's Arms, Fargate 

14 Eyam, J, White, and W. Cooper, 

tuesday ; and Wm. Smith, sat. 
22 Gainsbro', F.Pinder, mon. 8 morn. 
(See also Bawtry in preceding list.) 

18 Great Hucklow, Ann Turner, sat 

15 Grenoside, Jas. Hobson, tue. & sat. 

2 Grindelow, Jno. Bagshaw, tue.&sat 
14 Grindleford Bridge,' S. White, sat. 

3 Harthill, Wm. Grant, tue. & sat 
20 Harthill, George Shipton, sat. 

%0 Hathersage,W. Bramwell, tu. & sat 



7 Hathersage, J. Wilson, tu. & sat. 

10 Hathersage, M. Jbbotson, tue. &sat. 
21 Holmfirth and Huddersfield, G. 

Morley, thur. 4 afternoon 
21 Holmefirth, Noah Batley, sat. 8 mg. 
19 Hoyland-Swaine, Wentworih, &c, 

John Clifton, tuesday 
Huddersfield (see Penistone) 
19 Killamarsh, W. Taylor, tu. & sat. 
17 Kneesall, Ollerton, &c, R. Roose, 

Saturday morning 

21 Ingbirch worth ,Benj. Jackson, fri. 

22 Laughton-en-le-Morthen, G. Pear- 

son, tue. and Saturday 
22 Leek, C. Knowles, Saturday 

11 Litton, A. Gregory, tu. & friday. 

16 & 22 Matlock, Betty Brinsley, sat. 

at 11 morning 
3 Newark, Lincoln, &c, S. Pruden, 

tues. and sat 
3 Penistone, &c, T. Ibbotson ; 24, 

Jackson & Brownhill, fri ; and 22, 

Moorhouse & Langley, m. w.&fri. 

8 Retford, G. Smith, tu.& fri. 2 aftrn. 
22 Rotherham and Doncaster, Geo. 

Myers ; & 3, Geo. Brookes, t & s. 

12 Stannington, T. Smith, daily 

7 Stoney Middleton, J. Mosley, tue. ; 

and 22, W. Hallam, tue. & sat 
6 Swinton, John Newton, tue. 

17 Thorpe Salvin, F. Adkin, sat. 

3 Thurltsone, Thos. Hibberson, fri. ; 

and 9, S ami. Webster, tue. & sat. 
Tickhill, J. Marshall, from New- 
market Inn, tue. 

22 Tickhill, Bawtry, & Retford, Geo. 
Malkin, tue. and fri. 8 morning 

11 Tideswell, G. Harrison, tue. & tbii. 

Todwick, (Three Horse Shoes, Com- 
mercial st.,) G. Stacey, tu. & sat. 

19 Treeton, Wm. Robinson, daily 

20 Wales, Jno. White, tu. & sat. 

19 Wath, Wm. Moore, tue. & thurs. 

4 Wath, — Burland, tuesday 

3 Winster, James Longden, friday 
3 Woodhouse, — Frith; & R. Har- 
rison, tues. and sat. 

18 Worksop, G. Storey, tue.,thu., &sat. 
24 Worksop, J. Wilson, sat. 

21 Wortley, J. Swift, mon., wed., & fri. 
Wortley,W. Parkin's mail cart, daily, 8 

morning, from 119 South-street 



CHARTER OF INCORPORATION, 



FOR THE 



BOROUGH OF SHEFFIELD, 

GRANTED AUGUST 24th, 1843. 



Victoria by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, to all to whom these presents shall 
conie greeting — 

Whereas, by an Act passed in the first year of our reign, intituled— " An 
Act to amend an Act for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in Eng- 
land and Wales," it was enacted, that if the inhabitant householders of any 
town or borough in England or Wales should petition his Majesty to grant 
to them a Charterof Incorporation, itshouldbe lawfulfor his Majesty by any such 
Charter, if he should think fit by the advice of his Privy Council, to grant 
the same to extend to the inhabitants of any such town or borough within 
the district to be set forth in such Charter, all the powers and provisions of an 
Act passed in the Session of Parliament of the 5th and 6th years of the reign 
of his late Majesty — William the Fourth, intituled— " An Act to provide for 
the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales," whether 
such town or borough should or should not be a corporate town or borough ; 
or should or should not be named hi either of the schedules to the said Act 
for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, provided, 
nevertheless, that notice of every such petition, and of the time when it should 
please his Majesty to order that the same be taken into consideration by his 
Privy Council, should be published in the London Gazette, one month at least 
before such petition should be so considered ; but such publication should 
not need to be by Royal proclamation. And, whereas, after the passing of the 
said Act of Parliament, passed in the first year of our reign, the inhabitant 
householders of the borough of Sheffield, in the West-Riding of the county of 
York, did petition us to grant to them, the said inhabitants, a Charter of In- 
corporation ; and notice of such petition, and of the time when the same was 
ordered by us to be taken into consideration by our Privy Council was ac- 
cordingly duly published in the London Gazette one month at least before 
such petition was so considered. And, wliereas, afterwards, to wit, on the 20th 
day of August, in the year of our Lord 1841, our Privy Council did proceed 
to consider the said petition ; and having since resumed the consideration 
thereof, have advised us to grant a Charter of Incorporation for the district 
comprised in the boundaries of the borough of Sheffield, in the said county of 
York, as the same were settled and determined by an Act passed in the session 
of Parliament of the '2nd and 3rd years of his said late Majesty's reign, inti- 
tuled "An Act to settle and describe the divisions of counties and the limits 
of Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales, in so far as respects the elec- 
tion of Members to serve in Parliament." WE, THEREFORE, as well by 
virtue of the powers and authorities vested in us, as by virtue of the powers 
and authorities given us by the said recited Act, passed in the first year of our 
reign, do hereby grant and declare, that the inhabitants of the borough of 
Sheffield, comprised within the district herein before described, and their 
successors shall be for ever hereafter one body politic and corporate in deed, 
fact, and name, and that the said body corporate shall be called the Mayor, 
Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of Sheffield, and them by the name 
of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of Sheffield into one 
body corporate and politic in deed, fact, and name, do for us, our hens and 
successors, erect and constitute by these presents, and we do grant to the said 
body corporate, that by the same name they shall have perpetual succession, and 
be for ever hereafter persons able and capable in law to have and exercise, and 
that they shall have and exercise all the powers, authorities, immunities, and 



28 CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. 

priv:. lch are now held and enjoyed by the several boroughs named 

in the said Act for regulating Municipal Corporations in England and Wales 
in the like manner, and subject to the same provisions, as fully and as amply 
to all intents and purposes whatsoever, as if the said borough of Sheffield had 
been included in the schedules to that Act annexed; — and we do hereby ex- 
tend to the said inhabitants of the said borough, comprised within the district 
hereinbefore described, all the powers and provisions of the said Act for regu- 
lating Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, and of all and every 
other Acts or Act of Parliament made and passed i'or altering, amending, or 
enlarging the same Act, and the powers and provisions thereof, or in anywise 
relaxing thereto ;—amd ice furthe* will, grant, and declare that the said Mayor, 
Aldermen, and Burgesses of the said borough of Sheffield and their succes- 
sors, shall and may for ever hereafter have a common seal to serve them in 
transacting their business from time to time arising within the said borough ; 
—and we further will, grant, and declare, that the said Mayor, Aldermen, and 
Burgesses shall be able and capable in law to purchase," take, and acquire 
lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all other possessions whatsoever to any 
value, situate, lying, or being within the said borough— and also to purchase. 
lake, and acquire lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all other possessions 
elsewhere out of the said borough, not exceeding the sum of ten thousand 
pounds by the year, to have and to hold the said lands, tenements, and 
hereditaments to the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses, and their succes- 
sors for ever;— an d ice further will, grant, and declare that the Council of the 
said borough shall consist of a Mayor, 14 Aldermen, and 4*2 Councillors, to be 
respectively elected at such times "and places, and in such manner, as the 
Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors for the boroughs named in the schedules 
to the said Act for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and 
Wales— except that the first Mayor, .Aldermen, and Councillors for the said 
borough shall be respectively elected at such times and in such maimer as 
hereinafter mentioned;— and that the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Council- 
lors, so to be elected, for the said borough of * Sheffield, shall respectively 
have, exercise and enjoy all the powers, immunities, and privileges, and be 
subject to the same duties, penalties, liabilities, and disqucuirications, as the 
Zslayor, Aldermen, and Councillors for the several boroughs enumerated in 
ict for the regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and 
Wales, so far as the same are applicable to the said borough of Sheffield; — 
and we further will, grant, and declare, that the title and qualification of the 
Burgesses of the said borough of Sheffield shall be the same with regard to 
the said Borough as the title and qualification of the Burgesses of the 
Boroughs named in the said Act for Regulating Municipal Corporations in 
England and Wales are with regard to such boroughs, exactly as if the said 
borough of Sheffield had been included in the schedules to that Act annexed 
—and that all persons possessing such title or qualification, with respect to 
the said borough of Sheffield, shall be entitled to be placed upon the Burgess 
List hereinafter mentioned. 

And we further will grant and declare, that the said borough shall be divi- 
ded into nine wards, to be respectively called Saint Peter's W T ard, Saint 
Philip's Ward, Park Ward, Saint George s Ward, Ecclesall Ward, Brightside 
Ward. Upper Hallam Ward, Nether Hallam Ward, and Attercliffe Ward; 
and that the said wards shall henceforth be bounded and described as follows, 
that is to say — 

Saint Peters Wabd 
Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West 
Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is 
to say— From the iioint at which Waingate meets the boundary of the township 
of Sheffield, at or near Lady's bridge:; thence along Waingate, Haymarket, 
and Jehu-lane, otherwise Commercial-street, to where the same meets Bakers- 
hill; thence along Baker's-hill to where the same meets Norfolk-street; thence 
along Norfolk-street to where the same meets Arundel-street ; thence along 
Arundel-street to where the same meets Howard-street; thence along Howard- 
street to where the same meets Pond-street ; thence along Pond-street to 
where the same meets the Suffolk road ; thence along the Suffolk-road to 






CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. 29 

where the'same meets the boundary of the Park ward, at or near the Sheaf 
river ; thence, southerly, along the river Sheaf, to where the same meets the 
boundary between the township of Sheffield and the township of Ecclesall 
Bierlow ; thence, northerly, along the boundary between the townships of 
Sheffield and Ecclesall Bierlow, to where the same meets Barker-pool; thence, 
northerly, along Holly-street until the same meets Bow-street ; thence along 
Bow-street until the same meets Townhead- street; thence along Townhead- 
street, until the same meets Broad-lane end ; thence, easterly, along Broad- 
lane end, Tenter-street, and Westbar- green, to where the same meets Westbar; 
thence, easterly, along Westbar, to where the same meets N ewh all- street ; 
thence along Newhall-street to where the same meets Bridge-street ; thence, 
easterly, along Bridge -street, to where the same meets Waingate, at or near 
Lady's bridge, the point first named ; in which ward are comprised all the 
streets, lanes, passages, and places lying within the aforesaid bounds. 

Saint Philip's Ward 
Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West 
Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is 
to say — From the point at which W^aingate meets the boundary of the town- 
ship of Sheffield, at or near Lady's bridge ; thence along Bridge-street to 
where the same meets Newhall-street ; thence along Newhall-street to where 
the same meets Westbar ; thence along Westbar to where the same meets 
Westbar-green ; thence, south-westerly, along Westbar-green, to where the 
same meets Tenter-street; thence along Tenter-street to where the same 
meets Hollis-croft ; thence along Hollis-croft to where the same meets Solly- 
street; thence along Solly-street to where the same meets B roc co- street ; 
thence along Brocco-street to where the same meets Allen-street ; thence, 
easterly, along Allen-street, to where the same meets Meadow-street; thence 
along Meadow-street to where the same meets Netherthorpe ; thence along 
Netherthorpe to where the same meets Saint Philip' s-ro ad ; thence in the 
shortest line to the boundary of the township, at or near Portmahon ; thence, 
northerly, along the boundary of the township of Sheffield, to where the same 
meets and crosses the turnpike road from Sheffield to Halifax ; thence, east- 
erly, along the said boundary to the point first named, at or near Lady's 
bridge ; in which ward are comprised all the streets, lanes, passages, and 
places, lying within the aforesaid bounds. 

Park Ward 
Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West 
Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is 
to say — From the point at which Waingate meets the boundary of the town- 
ship of Sheffield, at or near Lady's bridge ; thence, easterly, along the boun- 
dary of the township of Sheffield, to where the same meets the boundary of 
the township of Sheffield and the parish of Handsworth ; thence, westerly, 
along the said boundary, to where the same meets the boundary between the 
township of Sheffield and the township of Ecclesall Bierlow, at or near the 
river Sheaf ; thence, northerly, along the boundary of Park Ward, to where 
the same meets Suffolk-road ; thence along Suffolk-road and Pond-street to 
where Pond-street meets Howard-street; thence along Howard-street to where 
the same meets Arundel-street ; thence along Arundel -street to where the 
same meets Norfolk- street; thence, easterly, along Norfolk-street and Baker's- 
hill, until the same meets Jehu-lane, otherwise Commercial- street ; thence 
along Jehu-lane, otherwise Commercial-street, Haymarket, and Waingate, to 
the point first named, at Lady's bridge ; in which ward are comprised all the 
streets, lanes, passages, and places, lying within the aforesaid bounds. 

Saint George's Ward 
Shall be and comprise all that part of the township of Sheffield, in the West 
Riding of the county of York, within the metes and bounds following, that is 
to say — From the point at which Coalpit-lane meets the boundary of the 
township of Sheffield, at or near Barker-pool; thence, westerly, along the 
said boundary between the township of Sheffield and the township of Eccle- 
sall Bierlow, until the same meets the boundary between the townships of 
Sheffield and Nether Hallam; thence, north- easterly along the said boundarr 

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30 CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. 

to where the same meets the western boundary of Saint Philip's Ward, at or 
near Netherthorpe ; thence, southerly, along the western boundary of the 
said ward, as defined by Netherthorpe, Meadow-street, Allen-street, Brocco- 
street, Solly-street, Hollis-croft, to where Hollis-eroft meets T enter- stree t ; 
thence, westerly, along Broad-lane end, to where the same meets Townhead- 
street ; thence along Townhead-street to where the same meets Bow-street ; 
thence along Bow-street to where the same meets Holly-street ; thence along 
Holly-street to where the same meets Barker-pool, the point first named. In 
which last mentioned ward are comprised all the streets, lanes, passages, and 
places lying within the aforesaid bounds, and also all the remaining portions 
of the township of Sheffield not heretofore described or included in the other 
Wards. 

Ecclesall Ward 
Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Ecclesall Bierlow, in the 
West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and 
places, within the said township. 

Brightside Ward 
Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Brightside Bierlow, in the 
West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and 
places, within the said township. 

Upper Hallam Ward 
Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Upper Hallam, in the 
West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and 
places, within the said township. 

Nether Hallam Ward 
Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Nether Hallam, in the 
West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, and 
places, within the said township. 

Attercliffe Ward 
Shall be and comprise the whole of the township of Attercliffe-cum Darnall, 
in the West Riding of the county of York, including all lanes, streets, passages, 
and places, within the said township. 

[Number of Councillors.] 
And that the said Wards, that is to say — Saint Peter's Ward, Saint Philip's 
Ward, Park Ward, Saint George's Ward, and Ecclesall Ward, shall return six 
Councillors each respectively. And that Brightside Ward, Upper Hallam 
Ward, Nether Hallam Ward, and Attercliffe Ward, shall return three Coun- 
cillors each respectively. 

And we further will grant and declare, that our trusty and well- beloved 
Albert Smith, gentleman, do on the 5th day of September, in the present year, 
make out an alphabetical list, to be called the Burgess list, of all persons 
who shall possess the title and qualification aforesaid of Burgesses of the said 
Borough of Sheffield, as aforesaid, and shall cause a copy of such Burgess 
list to be fixed in some public and conspicuous situation within the said 
Borough, during eight days before the 15th day of September, in the present 
year, and that eveiy person so possessed of such title and qualification as 
aforesaid, whose name shall have been omitted in such Burgess list, and who 
vshall claim to have his name inserted therein, shall on or before the said 15th 
day of September, in the present year, give notice thereof to the said Albert 
Smith, in writing, and shall in such notice, describe the house, warehouse , 
countinghouse, or shop then occupied by him, the said claimant, in the said 
Borough of Sheffield, and state the township or townships in the said Borough, 
in which he, the said claimant, has been rated, and the time during which he 
has been rated in each of them within the said Borough, necessary for his 
qualification, and also the place of abode of him, the said claimant ; and that 
every person whose name shall have been inserted in such Burgesslistmay object 
to any other person as not being entitled to have his name retained in the said 
Burgess list; and every person so objecting shall, on or before the day and year 
last aforesaid, give to the said Albert Smith, and also give to the person so 
objected to, or leave on the premises for which he shall appear to be rated in 



CHARTER OF INCORPORATION. 



31 



the said Burgess list, notice thereof in writing, which said notice shall specify 
the name of such person so objected to, and describe him as he is described 
in the said Burgess list, and shall also specify the name of such objector, and 
state his place of abode and the £>roperty for which he is said to be rated in 
such Burgess list— and the said Albert Smith shall include the names of all 
persons so claiming to be inserted in the said Burgess list, in a list, and shall 
also include the names of all persons so objected to, as not entitled to be 
retained on the said Burgess list, in a list, and shall cause copies of such 
several lists to be fixed in some public and conspicuous situation within the 
said Borough, during eight days before the 2nd day of October, in this present 
year ; and we do hereby appoint our trusty and well-beloved Hugh Spencer 
Stanhope, Esq., barrister-at-law, to revise the same Burgess list, as well as 
the list of claimants and objections, on the 10th day of October, in the present 
year, in the manner directed in the said Act, for the regulation of Municipal 
Corporations in England and Wales. And we further will, grant, and declare 
that the first election of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillors for the said 
Borough, shall be respectively holden as follows, that is to say — that the first 
election of Councillors for the said Borough, shall be holden on the first day 
of November, in this present year; and that the Aldermen of the said Borough, 
shall be elected and assigned to the respective Wards on the ninth day of 
November, in the present year; and that the Mayor of the said Borough, 
shall be elected on the said ninth day of November, in this present year ; and 
we do hereby appoiut our trusty and well-beloved William Smith, Esq., to act 
as Returning Officer, at such first election of Councillors of the said Borough, 
with the same powers as by the said Act for the Regulation of Municipal 
Corporations in England and Wales, are given to the Mayors and Assessors 
at elections of Councillors for the Boroughs, in the said Act enumerated. In 
witness whereof, we have caused these our letters to be made patent. Witness 
ourself at our Palace at Westminster, this 24th day of August, in the seventh 
year of our reign. [1843.] 

By writ of Privy Seal. 

EDMUNDS. 



LIST OF THE FIRST TOWN COUNCIL, 

ELECTED NOVEMBER, 1843. 



MAYOR — William Jeffcock, Esq. 



John Carr. 
Charles Peace. 
Thomas Burdett Turton. 
Elias Lowe. 
William Vickers. 



ALDERMEN. 

William Hoole. 
George Turton. 
Thomas Dunn. 
Samuel Butcher. 



COUNCILLORS. 



John Marsh. 
John Hall. 
James Moorhouse, 
John Woodcroft. 
William Jeffcock. 



St. Peter's Ward. 
Chas. Congreve. 
Francis Colley. 
William Jackson. 
Thomas Wiley. 
Thos. E. Mycock. 
Thomas Birks. 

St. Philip's Ward. 
Geo. P. Naylor. 
William Ibbotson. 
Benj. Vickers. 
Hy. Elliott Hoole. 
Wm. Thompson. 
Henry Crawshaw, 



Park Ward. 
John Pitt. 
Wm. Bradley. 
Thomas Jessop. 
H. D. Wilkinson. 
William Steer. 
J . W .H awksworth. 

St. George's Ward. 
George Holden. 
John Ragg. 
Joseph Hobson. 
Benj. Schofield. 
Joseph Turton. 
Samuel Worth. 



EcclesaJl Ward. 
Isaac Schofield. 
George Dalton. 
Robert Marsden. 
Peter Champion. 
John P. Cutts. 
Joseph Stevenson. 



Brighiside Ward. 
C. H awksworth. 
Jonthn. Roebuck. 
Michael Hunter. 



Upper HaUam 
Ward, 
Geo. H. Woollen, 
Joseph Stead. 
Stephen Fox. 

Nether Hallam 
Ward. 
William Taylor. 
Fisher Godwin. 
Hugh Spooner. 

Attercliffe Ward, 
Wm. Marriott. 
George Hill. 
John Shaw, 



32 



BYE LAWS, 

FIXING THE FINES FOR NON-ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE, &c 



At a Monthly Meeting of the Council of the Borough of Sheffield, held on 
Wednesday, the thirteenth day of March, 1844, in pursuance of Notice duly 
given, and Summonses duly served, two-thirds of the whole number of the 
Council being then and there present. 

The following Bye Laws were then and there made, ordained, and declared 
by the said Council, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given by an 
Act of Parliament made and passed in the Sixth Year of the Reign of His 
late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled " An Act to provide for the 
Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales": — 

I. That every person neglecting, or refusing to accept and take upon him 
self the office of Mayor of the said Borough, having been to such office legally 
elected, shall pay a fine of Fifty Pounds, to be applied as the law directs. 

II. That every person neglecting or refusing to accept and take upon 
himself the office of Alderman, Councillor, Auditor, or Revising Assessor, of 
the said Borough, or Assessor of any Ward of the said Borough, having been 
to such office legally elected, shall pay a fine of Twenty-five Pounds, to be 
applied as the law directs. 

III. That every Member of the Council being duly summoned, shall 
attend all Meetings of the Council, at the time fixed for meeting, or in default 
thereof, shall, for each default, pay a fine of 2s. 6d., unless in case of illness, 
or unavoidable absence from the Borough, to be proved to the satisfaction of 
the Council. 

IV. That every Member (except the Mayor) of any Committee appointed 
by the Council, on being duly summoned, shall attend each and every Meet- 
ing of such Committee, at the time fixed for meeting, or in default thereof, 
shall, for each default, pay a fine of Is., the non-attendance to be reported by 
the Chairman of the Committee, or the Town Clerk, to the Council, at their 
next Quarterly Meeting, when the Council shall declare such fines to have 
been respectively incurred, and thereupon the same shall be imposed and 
levied, unless such non-attendance shall have been caused by illness or un- 
avoidable absence from the Borough, to be proved to the satisfaction of the 
Council. 

V. That if any Member (except the Mayor) of any Committee appointed 
by the Council, shall (having been duly summoned,) absent himself from, or 
neglect to attend three Committee Meetings successively, without alleging an 
excuse, which the Chairman of such Committee, or being himself the Chair- 
man, which a majority of such Committee shall deem satisfactory, his non- 
attendance shall be reported at the next Council Meeting, and the Council 
thereupon may, if they think proper, remove such Member from the Com- 
mittee, and appoint another Member of the Council in his place. 

VI. That if any Member of the Council, or of any Committee appointed 
by the Council, present at any Meeting of the Council, or of such Committee, 
shall depart or withdraw from the Council or Committee Meeting, without 
the permission of the Mayor or Chairman, he shall pay a fine of 2s. 6d., for 
each such offence. 

VII. That every person elected into any Corporate office in this Borough, 
may resign such office on payment of the fine which he would have been 
liable to pay for non-acceptance of the same office, provided he leave with, or 
send to the Town Clerk, a notice in writing, of such resignation, addressed to 
the Council, and such resignation be accepted by the Council. 

Given under the Corporate Common Seal of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur- 
gesses, of the Borough of Sheffield aforesaid, the 13th day of March, 1844. 



33 
STANDING ORDERS OF THE COUNCIL, 

Passed December loth, 1843. 



Notices of Motion. 

1. That all Notices of Motion shall be given in writing to the Town Clerk, 
and shall be dated and numbered as received, and filed in the Town Clerk's 
Office, for the inspection of every Member of the Council. 

2. That Motions for which such Notices shall have been given, shall be 
considered by the Council, in the order in which they are received, and have 
preference over other motions; routine business, and matters brought specially 
before the Council by the Mayor, only excepted. 

3. That the Town Clerk shall, in the summonses for any Meeting of the 
Council, in addition to such matters as may be ordered by the Mayor, insert 
all subjects for which Notices of Motion shall have been received two clear 
days before the day on which such summonses shall be issued, and state 
what Committees (if any) have notified their intention to report at such 
Meeting. 

Meetings of the Council. 

4. That in each of the eight months of the year in which a quarterly Council 
shall not occur, a Council, for the greater facility of business, shall be sum- 
moned for the second Wednesday in every month, and that such Councils 
shall be denominated — " Monthly Councils," and by that denomination shall 
be referred to and understood. 

5. That all Meetings of the Council, except where otherwise determined 
by Act of Parliament, shall be held at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, unless, 
under special circumstances, the Mayor shall fix some other hour for holding 
any Meeting. 

0. That every Member of the Council who may enter the room after Busi- 
ness shall have commenced, shall hand in his name to the Town Clerk, on a 
card or a slip of paper ; and no Member present at any Council shall quit the 
room without permission of the Chairman. 

7. Each Member, on speaking, shall rise from his seat, and shall address 
himself to the Chairman, and not to any other Member of the Council. Dur- 
ing the time any Member is speaking, all the other Members shall remain 
seated. Whenever the Chairman rises to speak, no one shall continue stand- 
ing, nor shall any one else rise until the chair be resumed. 

8. That immediately after the confirmation of the minutes of the previous 
Meeting, the Chairmen of the respective Committees shall, unless otherwise 
decided, be called upon briefly to report" progress; in doing which, they shall 
state the business that may have been transacted, and the number of Meetings 
held since the last Meeting of the Council, together with the names both of 
those who may have attended and those who may have been absent from such 
Committee Meetings. 

9. That at every Meeting of the Council, all motions, whether original 
motions or amendments, shall be reduced into writing, signed by the mover, 
and handed to the Town Clerk immediately on being moved; and no motion 
shall be put to the vote, unless it be seconded, as well as moved. 

10. That any Member who intends to submit an original motion or 
amendment, shall read the same before speaking on it. 

11. That all questions shall be determined by a show of hands, unless 
afterwards a formal division be demanded, or the votes be ordered or be re- 
corded, in which case the names for and against, shall be taken down by the 
Town Clerk, and entered on the Minutes. 

12. That whenever amendments are made upon original propositions, no 
second amendment shall be taken into consideration until the first be 
disposed of. 

13. That if a first amendment be carried, it shall displace the original 
question, and be considered itself an original question, whereupon any far- 
ther amendment may be moved ; but the negativing of any amendment shall 
not of itself be an affirmance of the immediately preceding motion. 

14. That if the first Amendment be negatived, then a second may be 
moved to the original question under consideration ; but only one Amend- 



34 STANDING ORDERS. 

inent shall be submitted to the Council for discussion at one time, and nc? 
person shall move more than one Amendment. 

15. That the mover of every original Resolution, but not of any Amend- 
ment, (unless it become an original question,) shall have a right to reply, 
not introducing therein any new matter, but confining himself strictly to the 
answering of previous objections ; immediately after which, the question 
shall be put from the Chair, but no other Member shall be allowed to speak 
more than once on the same question, unless permisson be given to explain, 
or the attention of the Chair be called to a point of Order. 

16. That instead of the usual form of the previous question, it be moved 
" That the Council proceed to the other Business of the Day;" on the second- 
ing of which, the Chairman shall immediately put the question, (without 
discussion,) and if the same be carried in the affirmative, the subject in 
debate shall be considered as disposed of for that day. 

17. That no discussion shall be allowed on a motion for an Adjournment. 

Committees. 

18. That the Mayor shall, ex-officio, be a Member of every Committee. 

19. That the Town Clerk shall summon every Committee within eight 
days after its appointment, and shall afterwards summon any Committee on 
the request of its Chairman, or any two of its Members. 

20. That every Committee, at its first Meeting, shall commence its pro- 
ceedings by choosing a Chairman, in whose absence, on any occasion, a 
Chairman pro tempore may be appointed. 

21. That every Committee intending to make a report at any Council 
Meeting, shall notify the same to the Town Clerk two clear days before the 
day on which the Summonses shall be issued for such Meeting. 

22. That in all Committees, unless otherwise ordered at the time of their 
appointment, three shall be a quorum, and have power to act, and the majority 
present shall decide ; the Chairman having a casting vote only. 

Vacancies in Committees and Offices. 

23. That eveiy Vacancy in any Committee appointed by the Council, shall 
be notified to the Council at their next Meeting (Monthly or Quarterly) after 
such Vacancy shall have occurred, whereupon such Vacancy may, if it be 
deemed expedient, be forthwith filled up. 

Common Seal. 

24. That all Deeds, Instruments, and Writings, to which the Common 
Seal of the Borough shall be required, shall, as to the Seal thereof, be attested 
in writing by the Mayor or Town Clerk, who shall subscribe his name 
thereto, as the party attesting such Sealing ; and no Petition or Address from 
this Corporation shall have the Common Seal affixed to it, until it has been 
submitted to and approved by the Council. 

Suspension of Standing Orders. 

25. That any one or more of the Standing Orders may be suspended on 
any emergency, provided three-fourths of the Members of Council present 
shall deem it advisable, but not otherwise. 



ADDITIONAL STANDING ORDERS, 
Passed ISth March, 1814. 

26. That Strangers be permitted to attend all Meetings of the Council, 
and to report and publish its proceedings. 

27. That the Voting for Committees shall be ascertained by Voting Papers 
signed with the Voter's name, and containing the name of the person or per- 
sons voted for, — and that the Mayor or Chairman shall name so many Scru- 
tators as he may deem fit to examine and report upon the Voting Papers 
given in. 

28. That every Committee required to make a report, shall have power, if 
they see fit, to print not exceeding 70 copies of such Report for distribution 
amongst the Members of the Council, previously to submitting the same to 
the Council. 



BYE LAWS, 

PASSED BY THE COUNCIL 

OF THE 

BOROUGH OF SHEFFIELD, 

On WEDNESDAY, the 9th OCTOBER, 1844. 

63= To save room, some of the legal tautology of these Bye Laws is omitted in these pages. 



1. Hoisting oe Delivering Goods into or from Warehouses, &c, 
without Proper Tackle. — Tfmt if any person shall hoist, lower, take in, or 
deliver, any cask, puncheon, barrel, sack, bag, package, hamper, or other 
thing, into or from any warehouse, building, cellar, or vault, within the said 
borough, without having proper or sufficient ropes and other tackle in good 
order and condition, and fit for such hoisting, lowering, taking in, or deliver- 
ing, and without slinging, or otherwise effectually securing such cask, puncheon, 
barrel, sack, bag, box, package, hamper, or other thing, so as to prevent the same 
from slipping, breaking away, or falling; or if any owner or occupier of any ware- 
house, building, cellar, or vault, within the said borough, shall wilfully or 
negligently permit, or suffer any cask, puncheon, barrel, sack, bag, box, pack- 
age, hamper, or other thing, to be hoisted, lowered, taken in, or delivered out 
of such warehouse, building, cellar, or vault, without having proper and suf- 
ficient ropes and other tackle in good order and condition, and fit for such 
hoisting, lowering, taking in, or delivering, every person so respectively offend- 
ing shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as 
such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the 
fine of 40s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior 
offence, shall pay the fine of £b. 

2. Leaving Cellars Uncovered, or the Doors thereto Unfas- 
tened. — That if any person shall have any cellar, vaidt, coal-hole, or under- 
ground room or apartment, in, imder, or adjoining to any street, without a 
sufficient door, hatchway, or other covering, or shall wilfully or negligently, or 
without a sufficient watch or guard, leave open, unfastened, or insufficiently 
secured, any hatchway, or flap-window, grate, stone, plate, board, or other 
covering to "any such cellar, vault, coal-hole, or underground room or apart- 
ment, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for 
a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, 
being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £6. 

3. Permitting Ferocious Dogs to go Unmuzzled, or any Dog to 
be at Large after Notice. — Tliat if any person shall permit, or suffer to 
be at large, within the said borough, any ferocious dog, not being closely 
muzzled ; or if any person shall, after public notice given by the Mayor, or 
any two Justices, directing dogs to be confined, permit or sutler any dog to go 
at large within the said borough, or if any person shall, in any street, accom- 
pany any such ferocious dog, not being closely muzzled as aforesaid, or any 
dog, after such notice as aforesaid, whether he be the owner of such dog or 
not, every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, 
being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 

4. Permitting Mad Dogs to go at Large.— That if the owner of any 
dog shall permit the same to go at large, within the said borough, after having 
information, or reasonable ground for believing it to be in a rabid state, or to 
have been bitten by any dog in a rabid state, he shall pay the fine of £5. 

5 Not Securing Flower Pots, &c, placed on the Outside of 
Houses, from Falling.— TJiat if any person shall place, or fix up, or hang 
out, or permit or suffer to be placed, fixed up, or hung out, any flower pot, 



36 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 

vase, box, or other thing, in, or from any upper window, or to, about, or upon 
the external part of any house or building, in any street, without sufficiently 
guarding the same against falling, or being blown or thrown down, every per- 
son so offending shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged 
and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, 
shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second 
offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day 
as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

6. Throwing Slates, &c, from Roofs.— Tto if any person shall throw 
or caat, or carelessly or negligently permit or suffer to fall from the roof, or any 
other part, of any house or other building, within the said borough, into any 
street, any slate, brick, chimney pot, stone, iron, wood, rubbish, or other arti- 
cle, material, matter, or thing, every person so offending, shall pay the fine of 
5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed 
on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every 
offence, subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, ancl 
not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

7 Neglecting to put up proper Fences and Platforms for Foot 
Passengers During Repairs, &c. of Houses. — That every person who 
shall take down or begin to take down, any house or other building whatso 
ever, within the said borough, or cause the same to be so done, or who shall 
alter or repair, or begin to alter or repair, the outward or external part or parts 
of any such house or other building, or cause the same to be so done, or who 
shall, for any of the purposes aforesaid or otherwise, erect, or set up, or cause 
to be erected or set up, any scaffold or scaffold poles, in any street, shall, in 
order to guard all such houses and other buildings, and the foundations of 
the same, and such scaffold or scaffold poles, from the street in which the 
same may be situate or set up, cause to be erected and put up, one or more 
proper and sufficient fence or fences of wood or other proper materials, and in 
all cases in which the footpath shall be thereby obstructed, and there shall be 
sufficient room for a platform or platforms for foot passengers, together with 
a convenient platform and hand-rail, or platforms and hand-rails, to serve as 
a footway or footways for passengers outside of such fence or fences, and shall 
continue such fence or fences, and in such case as aforesaid, with such plat- 
form or platforms, and hand-rail or hand-rails as aforesaid, standing and in 
good condition, during such time as may be necessary for the public safety, 
and shall in all cases in which the same shall be reasonably necessary to pre- 
vent accidents, light or cause the same to be well and sufficiently lighted 
during the night, and shall remove and take away all and every or any of such 
fence or fences, rails, and platforms, when thereunto required by any consta- 
ble or police-officer of the said borough ; and if any such person shall refuse 
or neglect to erect and set up any such fence or fences, or in any of the cases 
aforesaid, such platform or platforms, with such -hand rail or hand-rails as afore- 
said, or to continue the same respectively standing and in good condition du- 
ring the time aforesaid, or shall not, whilst the said fence or fences are stand- 
ing, and there shall be reasonable necessity for the same, keep such fence or 
fences sufficiently lighted in the night, or shall neglect or refuse to remove 
and take away all and every or any of the said fence or fences, rails, and plat- 
forms, after being thereunto required by any constable or police-officer of the 
said borough ; then, and in any of the said cases, every person so respectively 
offending shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for a second offence, alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall 
pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second of- 
fence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as 
any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 

8. Deposits of Building Materials and Excavatiions to be Light- 
ed, and not to remain an unnecessary time.— -TJwi when any bricks, 
stones, timber, mortar, rubbish, materials, or other things, shall be laid or 
placed, or any hole, opening, or excavation of any nature or kind soever, shall 
be made, in any street, the person or persons who shall lay or place the said 
articles or materials, or make the said hole, opening, or excavation as afore- 
said, or who shall cause the same respectively to be so laid, placed, or made, 
shall without any unnecessary delay (proof of the necessity of a continu- 



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ance thereof being on the party complained against,) restore such street to its 
original or some other proper state, and remove the said articles or materials 
therefrom, and shall, in the meantime, in all cases where the same shall he 
reasonable necessaiy, at his own expense, cause a proper and sufficient light 
to be placed and fixed in a proper place, in, upon, or near the same, and con- 
tinue such light every night from sun-setting to sun-rising, during the time 
such materials, hole, opening, or excavation shall remain ; and cause such 
materials, or other things, and such hole, opening, or excavation, to be well 
and sufficiently fenced and enclosed until such materials or other tilings shall 
be removed, or the hole, opening, or excavation filled up ; and in case such 
person or persons shall refuse or neglect to restore the said street, or to re- 
move such articles or materials, or to light, fence, or inclose such articles, 
materials, hole, opening, or excavation as aforesaid, he, she, or they shall pay 
the fine of 20s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. ; and 
for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of £6. 

9 Depositing oe throwing Offensive Matters and Things into 
the Streets, Rivers, &c, or Drowning Animals in Rivers, &c. — That 
if any person shall throw, deposit, place, or leave, or permit, or suffer to fall, 
run, or flow any offensive matter or thing into or upon any street, or into or in 
any well, river, stream, watercourse, goit, pool, dam, pond", or reservoir of or 
for water, within the said borough, or shall throw, deposit, place, or leave, or 
permit or suffer to fall, run, or flow any offensive matter or thing into or upon 
any open or uncovered place, within the said borough, whether surrounded by 
a wall or other fence, or not, so as to be a common nuisance, or shall drown, 
or east with intent to drown, any dog, cat, or other animal, in any river, stream, 
drain, watercourse, goit, pool, clam, pond, or reservoir of or for water, within 
the said borough ; or shall throw, deposit, place, leave, or permit or suffer to 
fall, any litter, ashes, carrion, fish, dead animals, offal, or rubbish, into or in 
any sewer, channel, pipe, drain, or sink, within the said borough, every per- 
son so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second of- 
fence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such 
first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent 
to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on 
the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. Provided always 
that no person shall be liable to a penalty for throwing, depositing, placing, or 
leaving any sand, ashes, or other materials, in the time of frost, upon any 
footpath to prevent accidents ; or any dung, manure, or other materials, in the 
time of frost to prevent water in pipes from being frozen ; or any litter or 
other proper materials, in case of sickness, to prevent noise ; or for throwing, 
depositing, placing, or leaving any rubbish or dirt, occasioned by the rebuild- 
ing, or repairing of any house or building, so as that sufficient space be left 
on or in the street, where such rubbish or dirt shall be thrown, deposited, 
placed, or left, for carriages and passengers to pass along such streets, and so 
as that the said rubbish and dirt shall be sufficiently enclosed, and that such rub- 
bish and dirt, and also such dung, manure, litter, or materials, shall be removed 
by the party throwing, depositing, placing, or leaving the same, within a rea- 
sonable time, or when required to do so by any constable or police officer 
of the said borough. 

10 Removing Night Soil or other Offensive Matters, except 
between certain hours. — That if any person shall empty, or begin to 
empty, any swine-stye, middenstead, ash-place, or privy, within the said 
borough, or shall remove, or begin to remove, any night soil, or other offen- 
sive matters, or thing, in, along, or through, any street, or use any carriage or 
cart for any such purpose, except between the hours of twelve of the clock at 
night, and nine of the clock in the morning, from Lady- day to Michaelmas- 
day in every year ; or between the hours of twelve of the clock at night, and 
and ten of the clock in the morning, from Michaelmas-day to Lady-day in 
every year, or who shall at any time use for any of the purposes aforesaid, any 
carriage or cart, which shall not have a proper covering, or who shall wilfully, 

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negligently, or carelessly slop or spill any such offensive matter or thing in the 
removal thereof, or who shall not carefully sweep and clean every place in 
which any such offensive matter or thing shall have been placed, slopped, or 
spilled, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s.6d.; and 
for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for eveiy offence 
being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s; and 
in default of the apprehension of the actual offender, the 'owner of the cart or 
carriage employed for any of the purposes aforesaid, shall be deemed to be 
the offender; provided that this bye law shall not extend to the removing of 
dung, ashes, dust, or manure from any stable or cowhouse, or from any mid- 
denstead or ash-place which is used only for keeping the same, so that the 
same is removed in such cart or carriage, and put into the same in some field, 
yard, or other private place, and not thrown or deposited in or upon any street, 
previously to being put into any such cart or carriage. 

11. Permitting Fuel or Goods to remain in Streets longer 
than necessary.— That if any person shall permit or suffer any coal or 
other fuel intended to be used in any house or other building, or any goods, 
wares, or merchandizes, to be, or remain in any street for a longer time than 
shall be necessary for housing the same, or removing thereof, every person so 
offending shall, for such offence, pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second of- 
fence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such 
first offence, shall pay the fine of 5 s.; and for every offence, being subsequent 
to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on 
the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the the fine of 10s. 

12 Not Cleansing Footpaths.— That if any occupier of any house or 
building, yard, garden, or land, (not being laud used for farming or agricul- 
tural purposes,) adjoining any street, or the owner thereof, in case the same 
be unoccupied, or the churchwardens, or overseers, of any church or episcopal 
chapel, or the trustee or trustees of any meeting-house, or dissenter's chapel, 
or other place of public worship, or the governors, directors, trustees, or man- 
agers of any public institution or building, adjoining any street, shall not from 
time to time, as often as necessary, or as occasion shall require, or when 
thereunto requested by any constable, or police-officer of the said borough, or 
by a general notice given by the superintendent of police of the said borough, 
keep all footpaths, channels, and watercourses fronting or adjoining to such 
house, building^ yard, garden, land, church, chapel, meeting-house, place of 
worship, or public institution or building respectively, swept, cleansed, and 
free from all accumulation of dirt, snow, or ice, every person so offending shall 
pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of 20s ; provided that it shall be lawful for the dirt and soil from 
such sweeeping and cleansing to be left in the street clear of the water channel. 

13. Firing Chimneys.— Tluitii any person shall wilfully set or cause to 
be set on fire any chimney, or negligently suffer any chimney to catch fire, 
within the said borough, every person so respectively offending shall, for such 
offence, pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as 
such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the 
fine of 40s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior 
offence, shall pay the fine of £o. 

14. Keeping Swine Styes to the frost of Streets, or Swine in 
Dwelling Houses. — That if any person shall keep and use any swine stye 
to the front of any street, or if any person shall keep any swine in or near 
any street, so as to be a common nuisance ; or if any person shall keep any 
swine in any dwelling house, or any room therein, or any cellar thereof, every 
person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second of- 
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such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being sub- 
sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not commit- 
ted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 

15. Permitting Water to be conveyed or fall from the Tops of 
Houses, except by or through Pipes.— That if any owner or occupier of 
any house, balcony, portico, or other building, within the said borough, shall 
permit or suffer the water from the roof or top of any such house, balcony, 
portico, or other building, to be conveyed or to pass or fall to the ground, m 
any street, otherwise than by or through pipes down the side, front or back of 
such house, balcony, portico, or other building, every person so offending 
shall pay the fine of os.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, 
and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 
10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged 
and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, 
shall pay the fine of 40s. 

16. Burning Cokes. — That if any person shall burn, or cause to be burnt 
in the open air, within the said borough, any coal, for the purpose of convert- 
ing the same into coke or cinders, without using a proper flue or chimney for 
earning off the smoke arising therefrom ; or shall burn, or cause to be burnt, 
any coal, for the purpose of converting the same into soft coke, with such a 
flue or chimney, except between the hours of ten of the clock at night, and six 
of the clock in the morning, eveiy person so respectively offending shall pay 
the fine of 10s.; and for a second* offence, alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of 40s. ; provided mat this bye law shall not extend to the mak- 
ing or burning of coke in any oven already built, without such flue or 
chimney as aforesaid. 

17. Ruinous Buildings to be Secured on order of Justices. — 
That if any house, wall, or building, within the said borough, shall be in a 
ruinous or dangerous state, or likely to fall, or otherwise to cause injury to 
passengers, it shall be lawful for any two justices, upon view of the same, by 
writing under their hands and seals, to order and direct such house, wall, or 
building, to be properly, sufficiently, and effectually guarded, or supported, and 
secured; and if the owner or occupier, or other person having the charge or 
care of such house, wall, or building, shall not cause the same to be properly, 
sufficiently, and effectually guarded or supported and secured, to the satisfac- 
tion of the said justices, within seven days after such order shall have been 
served upon him, or left at his usual or last known place of abode, such owner, 
occupier, or other person, shall pay the fine of £d for each and every day after 
the expiration of the said seven days, during which the said house, wall, or 
building shall remain without being properly, sufficiently, and effectually 
guarded or supported, and secured to the satisfaction aforesaid. 

18. Causing Doors to open Outwards, or Projections to be 
made into Streets.— That if any person shall cause any door or gate to be 
hung so as to open outwards, or continue any door or gate which is now hung, 
so as to open outwards into any street, (except underground doors,) or shall 
make, fix, erect, hang, put up, or continue any portico, pillar, porch, door case, 
bow window, shutter-case, or shutter-stand, grate, step, scraper, sign, sign-post, 
barber's pole, board, shed, or any other thing whatsoever, so as to project or 
hang over, or into any carnage way or footway, and so as to cause any annoy- 
ance or obstruction therein, eveiy person so respectively offending shall pay 
the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the "same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; 
and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of 40s. • 

10. Carrying Carcases Uncovered.— That if any person shall convey or 
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any street, the carcass, or any part of the carcass, of any slaughtered bull, cow ? 
heifer, ox, calf, ram, ewe, wether, lamb, goat, kid, swine or other cattle, with- 
out a clean and sufficient cloth covering over the same, every person so of- 
fending shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall 
pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second of- 
fence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day 
as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 

20. Placing Caravans, Tents, &c, in Streets.— That if any hawker, 
higgler, showman, mountebank, equestrian , gipsy, or other person or persons 
travelling with or having any caravan, cart, waggon, carriage, vehicle, circus, 
stage, show, tent, stall, booth, stand, or machine, either with or without any 
horse, mule, or ass, shall fix, or place, or suffer to abide or remain, any such 
caravan, cart, waggon, carriage, vehicle, circus, stage, show, tent, stall, booth, 
stand, or machine, or otherwise exhibit any show, in any street, road, lane, or 
other public place within the said borough, without the consent of the Mayor 
or two Justices, except in such place or places where regular fairs are held, and 
then during the times of such fans only, every person so respectively offend- 
ing shall pay the fine of 40s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a 
first offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £5. 

21. Cutting or Dressing Timber or Stone, or Depositing Arti 
cles in Streets. — That if any person shall, in any street, hew, saw, bore, 
chip, dress, or cut any timber or stone, or deposit, place, or leave any hay, 
straw, coals, stones, slates, bricks, tiles, lime, mortar, sand, timber, boards, 
iron, steel, or other heavy or bulky article, (except materials for any building 
then commenced, or about to be commenced, and which materials shall be 
placed and enclosed in such a manner as to prevent any inconvenience or in- 
jury from happening to passengers, and shall not be kept in such street for an 
unnecessary time,) every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 
5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed 
on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every 
offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, 
and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 
20s.; provided always that this bye law shall not extend to any person who 
shall do any of the above-mentioned acts by the direction or in compliance 
with the orders of the Surveyors of the Highways of any Township within 
the said borough. 

22 Slaughtering or Dressing Animals in Streets.— That if any 
person shall, in any street, kill or slaughter any animal, or singe, scald, skin, 
or dress any animal, or any part thereof, every person so respectively offending 
shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as 
such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the 
fine of 5s. ; and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior 
offence shall pay the fine of 10s. 

23. Permitting Cattle to Wander in the Streets.— That the 
owner of any beast, swine, or cattle of any kind, which shall be found wander- 
ing in any street, and every person who shall turn loose any horse, beast, 
swine, orcattie of any kind, in any street, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for 
a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every of- 
fence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, 
and not committted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the 
fine of 10s. 

24. General Street Nuisances. — That if any person shall, within the 
said borough, shake, beat, or dust after ten o'clock in the morning, any car- 
pet, drugget, floor cloth, mat, rug, furniture, sack, soot bag, or sooty clothes, 
in any street, or from any door or window opening into, or adjoining the 
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adjoining any street, or if any person shall roll, draw, drive, drag, or carry on 
any footpath, any carriage, ladder, pole, timber, stone, bars of iron or steel, 
furniture, sack, bag, or bulky article, or any carcass or part of a carcass of any 
animal, burthens carried by two or more persons, or burthens suspended on 
both sides of the carrier (except for the necessary purpose of loading or un- 
loading any cart or carriage, or of crossing the footpath,) or ride, or drive any 
horse or other animal upon any footpath, or hang, or fasten any horse or 
other animal to any building, door, wall, post, rail, tree, or other thing, so that 
it can or shall go or stand upon or across any footpath, or deposit, place, or 
leave on any footpath, any furniture, goods, wares, or merchandise, or any 
cask, tub, barrel, box, package, hamper, basket, bag, sack, pail, bucket, stool, 
bench, stall, show-board, or any other article, matter, or thing, which shall or 
may be dangerous, or incommodious to, or liable to hurt or injure persons or 
passengers on such footpath, or set up, or place, or permit, or suffer to be set 
up or placed, any blind, shade, frame, covering, or awning, over, across, or 
along any footpath, unless such blind, shade, frame, covering, or awning, 
shall be seven feet in height at the least, in every part thereof, including the 
brackets or supports thereof, from the surface of such footpath, and shall, if 
the same be supported in any way from the ground, extend over the whole 
breadth of such footpath ; or place, hang out, or otherwise expose for sale or 
exhibition, any goods, wares, merchandise, matter, or thing whatsoever, so 
as to project into or over any footpath or street and obstruct or incommode 
any person or passenger, or roll any cask, hogshead, barrel, or tub, on any 
street or footpath, except for the purpose of crossing the same, or wilfully, 
negligently, or carelessly throw, cast, slop, or spill any water or other liquid, 
or any other matter or thing, liquid or otherwise, upon or against any person 
in any street, so as to injure, damage, dirty, or wet his person, clothes, or pro- 
perty, or shall in or upon any street within the said borough, trundle any 
wheel, hoop, or girth ; or make, trim, fire, burn out, hoop, cleanse, wash, or 
scald any cask, (coopering casks when required, in case of accident, to be 
done on the spot only excepted;) or run or walk any race or match, or fly any 
kite, or skate, or make or use any slide, or play at foot ball, cricket, bowls, 
fives, pitch and toss, skip rope, trip, quoits, or any other game or pastime, 
which may be troublesome, offensive, dangerous, or annoying "to passengers 
or to inhabitants of the said borough; or wantonly throw any stone, snow 
ball, or missile ; or empty any cask, tub, barrel, or other vessel ; or bind, 
make, or repair any coach wheel or spring ; or feed or fodder any horse or 
other animal, except out of a bag suspended from the head of such horse or 
other animal, or with food which he shall hold or deliver with his hand ; or 
shoe, bleed, dress, cleanse, or farry any horse or other animal, except in cases 
of accident ; or wash, clean, make, or repair any carriage, or any part thereof,, 
except immediate repair on the spot is necessary to the same on account of 
accident ; or slake, sift, or screen any lime ; or make, or assist in making any 
bonfire ; or set, let off, or throw any fireworks, or shall in any street, or within 
one hunched yards of the centre of any street, discharge any gun or fire arms 
(except in case of necessity or for self-defence,) or shall carry or exhibit upon 
any footpath, or in any street, any placard or advertisement upon boards, 
poles, or sticks, or otherwise, to the annoyance of passengers or inhabitants ; 
or hang out, place, or expose for sale or otherwise, any cloth, linen, or wear- 
ing apparel, or any fish, fruit, butchers' meat, victuals, vegetables, or other 
article or thing at the outside of any house, shop, building, window, door, or 
balcony, or in any street, so as to interfere with the free passage upon or over 
any street; or fix or place any line, cord, or pole across any street (except 
the Surveyors of the Highways, during the necessary repairs of any street;) 
or wilfully and wantonly disturb any inhabitant by pulling or ringing any 
door-bell, or knocking at any door without lawful excuse ; or who shall wil- 
fully extinguish the light of any lamp for the lighting of any street, or for the 
convenience of the inhabitants ; or burn any effigy in any street ; or sell, or 
offer to sell by auction, any animal, goods, wares, merchandizes, or other 
matter or thing, in any street, without the license or permission of the Mayor 
or two Justices ; or sell, or shew, or offer, or expose for sale, any horse or 
other animal, or cxpo?c or shew any stallion, in any street, except in such 

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place or places as shall be appointed or allowed for that purpose by the 
Mayor, and except in the regular markets or fairs', and then during the time 
of such markets and fairs only; or blow any horn, or use any other noisy 
instrument in any street, for the purpose of calling persons together, or of 
announcing any show or entertainment, or for the purpose of hawking, sel- 
ling, distributing, or collecting any article whatsoever, or of obtaining money 
or alms; or sound or play upon any musical instrument, or sing in any street, 
near any house, after being required by or on behalf of any householder to 
depart from the neighbourhood of the house of such householder, on account 
of illness of any inmate of such house, or for other reasonable cause ; every 
person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, 
being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 

25. Regulations of Mayor, &c, on Public Occasions, to be 
Observed. — That if any direction or order be given by the Mayor, or any 
Justice, respecting the route to be observed by carriages, horses, or persons, 
or for preventing obstruction of the streets and thoroughfares, in times of 
public processions, meetings, tumults, rejoicings, or illuminations, or upon 
any public occasion, or other large assembly of persons, or in going to or 
returning from any public place of amusement or otherwise, every person 
chiving any coach or carriage, public or private, and every person on horse- 
back or on foot, shall obey and observe such direction or order, and every 
person who shall make default in compliance with any such direction 'or 
order, or who shall not comply with the directions of any constable, or police 
officer, acting in pursuance thereof, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for 
every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as 
such, shall pay the fine of 10s., whether such second or subsequent offence 
shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 

26. Leaving Carriages in Streets for an Unnecessary Time. — 
That if any person shall leave, or suffer to remain, stand, or continue, any 
carriage, either with or without a horse or horses, or other cattle, in any street 
within the said borough, for any longer time than may be necessary or rea- 
sonable for taking up or setting down passengers, or other persons, or for the 
loading or unloading thereof, (except hackney coaches and carts standing on 
or at any public stand or place appointed, or to be appointed by the Council 
of the said borough for that purpose,) eveiy person so offending, shall pay 
the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s.; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, 
shall pay the fine of 10s. 

27. Drawing Timber, &c, in Streets, without a Proper Car- 
riage and Attendant. — Tlmt if any person shall draw any timber, stone, 
or other weighty or bulky article, in or over any street, without the same 
being placed upon or suspended from a wheeled carriage proper for that 
purpose, or if any person shall cause any tree or timber to be drawn in or 
upon any timber carriage, along any street, without having, to guide and 
direct the hind wheels of such carnage, a person who shall not be under the 
age of eighteen years, and who shall be of sufficient strength to guide and 
direct the same, and who shall guide and direct the same by means of a rope 
or chain attached to the steerer thereof, every person so respectively offending, 
shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as 
such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the 
fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior 
offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

28. Leaving Carts, &c, in the Street at Night.— That if any owner or 
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leave or suffer the same to stand and remain in any street within the said 
borough, in the night time, the person so offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; 
and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on 
the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every 
offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, 
and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the 
fine of 20s. 

29. Placing Carriages on Footpaths, or Street Crossings. — That 
if any person shall place, leave, or suffer to remain, any coach or carriage on 
any footpath, or on any crossing in any street, or across or athwart any street, 
either for the purpose of taking up or setting down passengers, or of loading 
or unloading goods, or otherwise, so that there shall not be sufficient room 
for a coach or carriage conveniently to pass along such street, every person 
so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second 
offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as 
such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence being sub- 
sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not commit- 
ted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 

30. Biding or Driving Furiously, or when Intoxicated. — Tlmt if 
any person, riding or driving any horse, beast, animal, cattle, coach, or car- 
riage of any description, in any street, shall be in a state of intoxication, or 
shall ride or drive the same furiously, every person so respectively offending, 
shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as 

t;-h, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the 
e of 20s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior 
offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 

31. Endangering Persons or Property by Negligent Driving 
of Horses or Cattle, &c. — Tliot if any person, being the driver of any 
coach or other carriage, or being the driver or having the care or direction of 
any horse, beast, or animal, in any street, shall, through wantonness or negli- 
gence, or by or through any misconduct, injure, or endanger any person or 
persons, or any property, real or personal, or cause any mischief to be done 
by any such coach, carriage, horse, beast, or animal, and if any person, not 
being hired or employed to drive any horse, beast, or other animal, shall 
wantonly pelt, drive, or hunt such horse, beast, or animal, every person so 
respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first 
offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to 
a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

32. Not Placing Carriages, &c, Close to the Side of the Street, 
when Loading or Unloading the same. — That if any person, engaged 
in taking up or setting down any passenger or passengers, or other person or 
persons, into or from, or in loading or unloading, any coach or carnage, shall 
not, during such taking up or setting down, or during such loading or unload- 
ing, place such coach or carriage as near as conveniently may be to that side 
of the street at which the taking up or setting down, or loading or unloading, 
is to be performed, every person so offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; 
and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on 
the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every 
offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, 
and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the 
fine of 10s. 

33. Drivers of Carriages, &c., not keeping the Near Side of 
the Boad. — That if the driver of any coach or other carriage, within the said 
borough, shall not keep the same on the left or near side of the road, in any 
street, in passing along the same, except in cases in which he shall have 
occasion to pass any other carriage, or of actual necessity, or some sufficient 
reason for deviation, every person so offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and 
for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 



44 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 

same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence 
being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

34. Driving Carts, &c, so as to Endanger Persons, or not being 
Constantly Attendant on the Horses, &c. — That if any person shall 
drive any horse, or other animal drawing any cart, timber-carriage, dray, wag- 
gon, van, caravan, or other vehicle, commonly used for the- conveyance of 
goods, in any street, so as to endanger the life or limb of any person, or to 
the common danger of the passengers in any thoroughfare, or if any driver of 
any cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, van, caravan, or other such vehicle 
as aforesaid, shall not be constantly attendant upon the horse, or horses, or 
animal, or animals, drawing the same in any street, eveiy person so respect- 
ively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged 
and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, 
shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second 
offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day 
as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

35. Drivers of Carts, &c, quitting the same, or being at Too 
Great a Distance therefrom, or Riding on Shafts, &c. — Tlwtifxhe 
driver of any cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, van, or caravan, or other 
vehicle, commonly used for the conveyance of goods, shall, without leaving 
some competent person in the care thereof, quit the same in any street, or 
shall negligently or wilfully be at such distance therefrom, in any street, as 
that he cannot have the direction and government of the horse or horse s,%r 
other animal or animals, drawing the same, or shall ride upon the shafts, or 
any other part of such cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, van, caravan, or 
other such vehicle as aforesaid, or upon any horse or other animal, drawing 
the same, in any street, not having some other person on foot or on horse- 
back to guide the same, (any cart, dray, or other vehicle, drawn by one horse, 
or animal only, and guided by good and sufficient leather reins, held by such 
driver, only excepted;) every person so respectively offending, shall pay the 
fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, 
shall pay the fine of 20s. ; provided that nothing in this or the last preceding 
bye law contained, shall make or render any person liable to any fine or 
penalty, for acting as the driver of two carts, timber-carriages, drays, waggons, 
vans, caravans, or other such vehicles as aforesaid, so that the same, when 
under the care of such person, shall not be drawn by more than one horse or 
other animal each, so that the horse or animal drawing the hinder cart, tim- 
ber-carriage, dray, isaggon, van, caravan, or other such vehicle as aforesaid, 
shall be attached to the back of the cart, timber- carriage, dray, waggon, van, 
caravan, or other such vehicle as aforesaid, which shall be foremost, by a 
strong and sufficient rein, not exceeding four feet in length. 

36. Owners of Carts, &c, to have their Names Painted There" 
on. — That the owner or owners of every cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, 
or other such vehicle, shall paint, or cause to be painted, in one or more 
straight line or lines upon some conspicuous part of the right or off side of 
his, her, or their cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, or 
upon the off side shaft thereof, before the same shall be used in any street, 
his, her, or their Christian name or names, and Surname or Surnames, or the 
style and title by which he, she, or they, is or are commonly designated, or 
the style or firm by which his, her, or their trade or business is carried on, 
and the town, township, or other place or places of his, her, or their abode, 
or trade, at full length, in large legible letters, in white upon black, or black 
upon white, not less than one inch in height, and continue the same there- 
upon so long as such cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such 
vehicle shall be used as aforesaid ; and every owner of any cart, timber-car- 
riage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, who shall use or allow the same to 
be used within the said borough as aforesaid, without the name, or names, or 



BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 45 

. or title, or firm, and description, and other particulars, painted thereon 
foresaid, or after such name or names, style, title, firm, or description, or 
other particulars, or any part thereof, shall have become illegible, shall pay 
the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s.; 
and for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, 
shall pay the fine of 10s. 

37. Dkivees of Casts, &c, not having the Owner's Name and 
Abode Painted thereon, Refusing to tell the same, or their 
own Names, &c. — That if any person shall chive, or act as the driver of any 
cart, timber-carriage, dray, waggon, or other such vehicle, within the said 
borough, not having the owner's name or names, style, title, firm, or descrip- 
tion, and place or places of abode or trade, painted and remaining legible 
thereon, and shall refuse, or after demand, omit to tell or discover the true 
Christian name or names, and Surname or Surnames, and place or places of 
abode, or trade of the owner or owners of the same, or to tell and make known 
his own Christian and Surname, and place of abode, every person so respect- 
ively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d.; and for a second offence, alleged 
and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, 
shall pay the fine of os. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second 
offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day 
as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 

38. Mischievously Destroying or Defacing Names of Streets, 
Numbers of Houses, &c., Boundary Posts, Signs, Lamps, Windows, 
&c. — Tliat if any person shall, within the said borough, wilfully or mischiev- 
ously destroy, pull down, damage, break, pull up, injure, obliterate, deface, or 
spoil any name or description of any street, being painted or affixed upon 
any house, building, or wall, or any'mark or number of any house, court, 
entry, or building, written, painted, or affixed upon or near the same ; 
or the boundary mark of any of the townships or wards in the said 
borough, or any other public boundary mark, or any guide-post, mile-post, or 
mile-stone, within the said borough, or any lamp for the lighting of any 
street, or for the convenience of the inhabitants, or any lamp-post or lamp- 
iron belonging thereto, or any glass windows or window panes, window shut- 
ters, sign, sign board, sign iron, door handle, door bell, door plate, or rapper, 
of, or suspended from, or affixed to any house or building in the said borough, 
every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and 
for eveiy offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, shall pay the fine of 40s., whether such second or subsequent 
offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 

39. Damaging Fire Engines. — TJiat if any person shall, within the 
said borough, wilfully or mischievously damage," break, or destroy any fire 
engine, or any bucket, pipe, hose, or other material or thing, belonging or 
attached thereto, or used therewith, or shall wilfully hinder or obstruct the 
use of any fire engine, or prevent or impede any fireman in the execution of 
his duty, at any fire in the said borough, every person so respectively offend- 
ing, shall pay the fine of £o. 

40. Destroying or Damaging Trees, Posts. Rails, &c, in Streets 
or Puelic Places. — That if any person shall wilfully or mischievously 
break, destroy, damage, injure, or spoil any of the trees, plants, or shrubs, or 
any of the rails, posts, pales, hedges, fences, walls, gates, seats, steps, pumps, 
or other articles or things in any of the present or future public walks, 
gardens, squares, streets, buildings, or public places within the said borough, 
or any footpath, eveiy person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 
10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine 
of 20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and 
alleged and proved as such, shall pay "the fine of 40s., whether such second or 
subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any 
prior offence. 



46 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 

41. Posting Bills without Leave. — Tlwt if any person shall post, 
paste, or affix, on or against any church, chapel, house, building, wall, gate, 
door, pillar, tree, post, or place, within the said borough, without the consent 
of the owner or occupier thereof, or of the person having the care or charge 
thereof, any posting-bill or other paper, or shall write upon, or otherwise 
deface or mark, any chmch, chapel, house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, 
tree, post, or place, with or by means of chalk, paint, or any other material, 
every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s.; and for every offence, being 
subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not com- 
mitted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s., pro- 
vided that this bye law shall not apply to cases in which notices may or ought 
by law to be affixed to any church, chapel, building, or other place ; provided 
also, that no person shall incur or be liable to any fine or penalty under this 
bye law, for posting, pasteing, or affixing any posting-bill or other paper, on 
or against any house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, tree, post, or place, 
within the said borough, where posting-bills have heretofore been usually 
accustomed to be posted, pasted, or affixed, unless the owner or occupier, or 
person having the care or charge thereof, shall give notice not to post or 
affix bills thereupon. 

42. Pulling Down Bills or Notices. — That if any person shall wil- 
fully, maliciously, wantonly, or mischievously pull down, break, destroy, tear, 
injure, damage, cover, or deface any posting-bill, notice, or advertisement 
whatever; such bill, notice, or advertisement having been originally put up, 
posted, pasted, or affixed by or with the consent of the owner, occupier, or 
person having the care or charge of the land whereon the same may stand, 
or of the chmch, chapel, house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, tree, post, or 
other thing whereto the same may be put, pasted, or affixed, or by the authority 
of any public officer, or other person authorised by law to put up, post, or affix 
the same, or having been otherwise lawfully put up, posted, pasted, or affixed, 
or shall maliciously or wantonly deface or obliterate any such bill, notice, or 
advertisement, or shall maliciously or wantonly pull down, break, or destroy 
any pole, board, or other thing which may contain or be put up to support or 
exhibit any such notice, every person so respectively offending, shall pay the 
fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall 
pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second 
offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall pay the fine of 10s., whether 
such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the 
same day as any prior offence ; provided that nothing hi this bye law con- 
tained shall render any person liable to any fine or penalty for covering or 
defacing any posting-bill or advertisement, after the same shall have been 
posted forty-eight hours or upwards. 

43. Permitting Drains to become Obstructed.— That if the owner 
or occupier of any house, land, or tenement, within the said borough, shall 
permit or suffer any privy, drain, gutter, sewer, or watercourse on, in, or 
belonging to his premises, to become obstructed, and so, or in any other 
manner, to become a nuisance to the neighbours or the public, and shall 
neglect or refuse to cleanse or repair the same, and effectually remove such 
nuisance, for seven clear days, after a notice in writing shall have been given 
to such owner or occupier, "by any person who shall complain of the same, 
every person so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, 
being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 

44. Abetting Dog Fights, Cock Fights, &c. — That if any person 
shall, within the said borough, cause any dogs or cocks to fight, or abet, or 
assist in, or encourage, or promote, any dog-fight, or cock-fight, or bait, or 
abet, assist in, encourage, or promote the baiting of any bull, bear, badger, 
or other animal, or set on, or urge any dog or other animal, to attack, worry, 
or put in fear, any person, or any cat, or other animal, every person so 



BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 47 

respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second offence, 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first 
offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to 
a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

45. Exposing Unsound Meat for Sale.— That if any butcher or dealer 
in meat, or any fishmonger, poulterer, or other person, shall expose or of- 
fer for sale, in or upon his shop, stall, warehouse, or in any part of his premi- 
ses, or otherwise, within the said borough, or have in his possession, with in- 
tent to sell or expose for sale, the flesh of any diseased animal, or any imsound, 
putrid, or unwholesome meat, fish, poultry, or other victuals or provisions, un- 
fit for the food of man, or which would be deleterious to the health of persons 
who might feed thereon, (the unfitness or deleteriousness whereof shall be in 
the decision of the justices adjudicating on the complaint thereof,) or shall 
kill any diseased animal for the purpose of sale for hmnan food, every person 
so respectively offending, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for a second offence, 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first 
offence, shall pay the fine of 40s.; and for every offence, being subsequent to 
a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £5.; and that it shall be 
lawful for any constable or police officer of the said borough, to seize and 
take possession of any such unsound, putrid, or unwholesome meat, fish, 
poultry, or other victuals or provisions, and take the same before any two 
justices, and if by them adjudicated to be unfit for human food, to burn or 
otherwise destroy the same ; and if any person shall oppose or resist such 
seizure, or obstruct any constable or police officer in the execution of his of- 
fice or duty in this respect, every person so offending, shall, for every such 
offence, pay the fine of 40s. 

4b'. Exhibiting Indecent Books, &c, Drawing Indecent Figures. 
&c, or Singing Obscene Songs, &cc.^-That if any person shall, within 
the said borough, sell or distribute, or offer to sell or distribute, or exhibit to 
public view, any profane, indecent, or obscene print, drawing, painting, repre- 
sentation, ballad, pamphlet, or book in writing or in print ; or shall draw, in- 
scribe, or write any obscene or indecent figure, representation, word, or words, 
upon any house, building, wall, gate, door, pillar, post, fence, or any other 
place, within the said borough ; or shall use any obscene or indecent language, 
or gesture, to any person passing along or being in any street ; or sing, recite, 
or read aloud, any profane, indecent, or obscene song or ballad, in any street; 
every person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s.; and for every 
offence, being subsequent to a first offence, alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s.; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of 40s. 

47. Indecent Exposure of Person.— That if any person shall, in any 
part of the said borough, wilfully and indecently expose his person, every 
person so offending shall pay the fine of £6. for every such offence. 

48. Bathing in Public Situations.— That if any person shall, in any 
public situation, in any part of the said borough, bathe, so as to expose his 
person, after eight o'clock in the morning, every one so offending shall pay 
the fine of 2s. 0d. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and 
not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of 10s. 

49. Importunate Prostitutes. — That every common prostitute, or 
night walker, loitering or being in any street, for the purpose of prostitution, 
or being there for the purpose of solicitation, to the annoyance of any inhabi- 
tant or passenger, shall pay the fine of 2s. 6d. ; and for a second offence, 
alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first 



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offence, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a 
second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. 

50. Supplying Drink to Child re m.—Tlmt if any person within the 
said borough, licensed to deal in spirituous or fermented liquors, shall know- 
ingly supply any sort of excisable liquor to any boy or girl apparently under 
the age of fourteen years, to be drunk by such boy or girl upon the premises , 
eveiy person so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same 
day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; and for every offence, being 
subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not com- 
mitted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. 

51. Harbouring Policemen— That if any person keeping a house, shop* 
room, cellar, or other place, in the said borough, for the sale of spirituous or 
fermented liquors, shall harbour or entertain, or offer to harbour or entertain, 
any constable or policeman belonging to the police of the said borough, or 
shall permit such constable or policeman to abide or remain in his house, 
shop, room, or cellar, or in any part of his premises, during any of the hours, 
or during the time, or any part of the time, appointed for such constable or 
policeman to be on duty, every person so respectively offending shall, for every 
such offence, pay the fine of 10s. 

52. Shows, &c, at Fair Times, to be Closed at Eleven at 
Night. —Tliat if any room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, show, or 
other place within the said borough, shall, during the continuance of any 
fair, revel, or public games, be open between the hours of eleven at night, and 
six in the morning, for any purpose of business or amusement, in the place 
where such fair, revel, or public games shall be holden, every person having 
the care or management of any such room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, 
waggon, show, or other place, shall pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a second of- 
fence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as 
such first offence, shall pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being sub- 
sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not com- 
mitted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. 

53. Persons to quit Shows, &c, at Eleven at Night.— Z7m£ if any 
person being in any room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, show, or 
other place, at the place where any fair, revel, or public games, is or are being 
held, or carried on, within the said borough, after the hour of eleven at night, 
and before the hour of six in the morning, for any purpose of business or 
amusement, shall not quit such room, booth, standing, tent, caravan, waggon, 
show, or other place, on being required so to do by any constable or police 
officer of the said borough, every person so offending shall, for every such 
offence, pay the fine of 5s. 

54. Keeping Disorderly Houses. — That if any person, within the 
said borough, shall permit or suffer common prostitutes, reputed thieves, or 
idle and disorderly persons to assemble at, and continue in any house, shop, 
room, or cellar, in his occupation, whether such house, shop, room, or cellar, 
shall ostensibly be kept for the sale of cooked meat, oysters, ready made tea 
or coffee, or other provisions or refreshments ; or shall in any manner keep a 
disorderly house, in which gaming, prostitution, or drunkeimess shall be 
allowed or encouraged, every person so respectively offending shall pay the 
fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not 
committed on the same day as such first offence, shall pay the fine of 20s. ; 
and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall 
pay the fine of 40s. 

55. Frauds respecting Weighing Machines.— That if any master or 
keeper of any engine or machine used within the said borough, for the pur- 
nose of ascertaining the weight of articles bought or sold, or any seller of any 
article or thing which shall be weighed at such engine or machine, or any of 
their respective servants, shall knowingly and designedly do, or omit to be 



BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 49 

done, anything by reason or means whereof, or with intent, that the true and 
net weight of any article or thing weighed at such engine or machine, shall 
not be ascertained ; or if the owner or driver of any cart, waggon, or other 
carriage shall, at or before the time of weighing the same at any such engine 
or machine as aforesaid, place, or knowingly have any article, matter, or thing, 
in or about any such cart, waggon or carriage, otrier than and besides the 
proper load therein sold or intended for sale, or about to be sold ; or if the 
owner or driver of any cart, waggon, or carriage, or the master or keeper of 
any such engine or machine as aforesaid, or his or her servants, shall make or 
use, or be privy to the making or using of any false or fraudulent ticket respect- 
ing the weight of any cart, waggon, or carriage, or the load therein; or if any 
other person or persons whOmsover shall knowingly act or assist in the com- 
mitting of any fraud, respecting the weight of any cart, waggon, or carriage, or 
the load therin weighed, or stated, or represented to be weighed at any such 
engine or machine as aforesaid, then, and in every such case, the person or 
persons so respectively offending shall pay the fine of 20s.; and for a second 
offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as 
such first offence, shall pay the fine of 40s. ; and for every offence, being sub- 
sequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not commit- 
ted on the same day as any prior offence, shall pay the fine of £o. 



SLAUGHTER HOUSE REGULATIONS. 

5G. Occupiers of Slaughter Houses to cause the same to be 
Ventilated, Whitewashed, &c. — That the occupier of every slaughter house 
within the said borough, shall cause the same to be well and sufficiently ven- 
tilated, so as at all times to admit of a free circulation or current of air there- 
in, and shall cause the same to be thoroughly whitewashed with quick lime, 
at least four times in each year, namely,— between the first and tenth days of 
September, the first and tenth clays of December, the first and tenth days of 
March, and the first and tenth days of June ; and any such occupier who shall 
refuse or neglect so to do, or shall in any respect fail to comply with this bye 
law, or shall offend against the same, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and 
for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. ; and for 
every offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as 
such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit 
and pay the fine of 40s. 

57. Slaughter House Offal, &c, to be put into Tubs and Re- 
moved.— That the occupier of every slaughter house within the said borough, 
shall cause all the offal and garbage arising from the slaughtering of cattle, to 
be put into tubs or other moveable vessels, or into a depositoiy properly con- 
structed, and such offal and garbage together with all accumulations of manure, 
shall be removed and carried away twice, at least, in each week, — that is to say, 
on Tuesday and Friday, between the hours of twelve at night and seven in the 
morning, from the first of May to the first of October ; and once in each week, — 
that is to say en Friday, between the hours of twelve at night and eight in the 
morning, from the first of October to the first of May, and the tubs, vessels, 
or depositoiy shall at those respective times be well and thoroughly emptied 
and cleansed, and the floor of the slaughter house shall be also then effectually 
cleansed and spread over with clean saw dust, and all the blood arising from 
the slaughtering of cattle, shall be put into tubs or casks, and shall be carried 
away from the slaughter house without delay, and shall not be permitted to 
flow in the channel or open street, and no blood shall be put into the same 
tubs, vessels, or depositories iu which the offal or garbage shall be put ; and 
any occupier of any such slaughter house refusing or neglecting to comply 
with any of the provisions of this bye law, or in any way offending against the 
same, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 5s. ; and for" a second offence, alleged 
and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, 
shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent 
to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on 
the same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. 

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50 . BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 

58. Slaughter House Middensteads, Pigs, Dogs, he— -That no oc- 
cupier of any slaughter house within the said borough, shall build, or permit, 
or suffer any privy to be built, or if now built, to remain in the interior of any 
such slaughter house, or any access or opening to any middenstead from any 
such slaughter house to be made, or if now made, to remain, nor shall any 
such occupier permit or suffer any pigs to be fed in any such slaughter house, 
or any dog to be kept therein, or in any yard thereunto belonging, without 
being properly chained or fastened, so as not in any respect to pre- 
vent the inspection of such slaughter house for any lawful purpose ; and every 
occupier of any such slaughter house refusing or neglecting to comply with 
any of the provisions of this bye law, or in any way offending against the same , 
shall forfeit and pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall 
forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a 
second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. 

59. Slaughter Houses to have a Copy of the Bye Laws relat- 
ing thereto, affixed therein.— That every occupier of any slaughter 
house within the said borough, shall cause a copy of these bye laws, rules, and 
orders, so far as the same relate to slaughter houses, from time to time, writ- 
ten or printed in large characters, to be affixed in such slaughter house, and 
continued therein, not obliterated or defaced, and every occupier of any such 
slaughter house, who shall refuse or neglect so to do, or shall in any respect 
fail to comply with this bye law, or offend against the same, shall for such of- 
fence, forfeit and pay the fine of 5s.; and for a second offence, alleged and 
proved as such, and not committed on the same day as such first offence, shall 
forfeit and pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a 
second offence, and alleged and proved as such, and not committed on the 
same day as any prior offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. 



HACKNEY COACH REGULATIONS. 

60. Stands for Hackney Coaches. — That the following places within 
the said borough, shall, (except on Sundays, and under the regulation and 
direction of the police, particularly as to the precise parts to be used for that 
purpose, and subject to the provisions of the Act of Parliament, passed in the 
58th year of the reign of his late Majesty, King George the Third, intituled, 
" An Act for cleansing, lighting, watching, and otherwise improving the Town 
of Sheffield, in the County of York,") be and are hereby appointed public 
stands for Hackney Coaches,— that is to say -The north side of Church-street, 
opposite the Church-yard; Barker's-pool; the Market-place, top of the Sham- 
bles ; the Old Haymarket ; West-street, near the Beehive Public-house ; the 
open space in Westbar, near the pump ; the bottom of Coalpit-lane, near the 
Old Sugar House ; Shales-moor, near the bottom of Hoyle-street ; and the 
Wicker, near the Railway Station. 

6k Carriages to take their Places on Stands in the order of 
their Arrival.— That all hackney coaches shall take their stations on the 
stands in the order of their arrival, and when any hackney coach shall be 
ealled or drawn off any stand, the hackney coach immediately behind shall 
draw up to the place vacated, and any other hackney coach behind in like 
order, and the driver of any hackney coach, who shall neglect or refuse to 
comply with this bye law, shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 
2s. fed. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and 
pay the fine of 5s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, 
and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 10s., whether 
such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the 
same day as any prior offence. 

65$. Owner or Driver demanding Greater Fares than Author- 
ized.— Tfuit if the owner or driver of any hackney coach shall demand, charge, 
or take for a fare, a greater sum than the amount which the Council of the 
said borough shall from time to time authorise to be demanded, charged, or 



BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH, 51 

taken for fares by hackney coachmen, and which shall be set forth in any 
table, scale, or schedule of fares, to be prepared by the said Council, and 

published once or oftener in each of the Sheffield newspapers ; every person 
so offending shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 5s. ; and for a 
second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 
10s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged 
and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s., whether such second 
or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any 
prior offence. 

63. Hackney Coaches to have Owners' Names Painted thereon. 
— That the owner of every hackney coach shall, before the same shall stand or 
ply for hire in the said borough, have his name painted in a straight line on 
the outside of each door thereof, immediately under the window, in letters not 
less than one inch in height, and of proportionate breadth, in some colour 
conspicuously different from the colour of the coach, and shall continue such 
name or names, legible and undefaced, during all the time such coach shall 
ply or be used for hire ; and every owner of any hackney coach making default- 
in any of the matters aforesaid, shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine 
of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, and not com- 
mitted on the same clay as such first offence, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 
20s. ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged 
and proved as such, and not committed on the same day as any prior offence, 
shall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s. 

64. Property Accidentally left in Hackney Coaches.— Tliat when" 
ever property of any description shall be accidentally left in any hackney 
coach, in the said borough, by any person who may have hired or used the 
same, such property shall be taken and delivered up to the person who may 
have left the same, if known, or otherwise shall be immediately taken, in the 
state in which such property was foimd, to the police station, at the Town Hall, 
in the said borough, and there deposited ; and any hackney coachman or 
other person who shall make default in compliance with this bye law, shall, 
for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 20s. ; and for a second offence, al- 
leged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s. ; and for every 
offence being subsequent to a second offence, and alleged and proved as such, 
shall forfeit and pay the fine of £5., whether such second or subsequent of- 
fence shall or shall not be committed on the same day as any prior offence. 

65. Owners to give up Names of Drivers on Demand.— That the 
owner of any hackney coach shall, upon request made by any person or per- 
sons who, at any time within three clays previous thereto, shall have hired 
such hackney coach, or by any constable or policeman of the said borough, 
declare and make known to the person or persons, or constable or policeman, 
requiring the same, the name and place of abode of such driver of such hack- 
ney coach, at any time which, upon such request being made, shall be speci- 
fied to such c uch time being within three clays prior to the time of 

h request being made ; | and any owner of any hackney coach not comply- 
ing with this bye law. shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 1 
and for a second oi Ueged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the 

fine of 20s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second offence," and 
alleged and proved as hall forfeit and pay the fine of 40s., whether 

such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed on the 
same day as any prior offence. 

66. Offences by Drivers of Hackney Coaches.— That if the driver 
of any hackney coach shall place the same or ply for hire in any street, other 
than on some of the stands or places hereinbefore appointed/ or which the 
Council of the said borough may at any time hereafter appoint for that pur- 
pose, or in any street or place not appropriated as a public stand (except for 
the purpose of taking up or setting down any person or passenger ;) or shall, 
by standing upon any footpath, or by any unnecessary outcry or noise, or in 
any other manner, inconvenience or annoy any person or persons passing 
along any street, or any of the inmates of the houses or shops in or adjoining 
thereto ; or shall prevent, or eildeavour to prevent, the driver of any other 



52 BYE LAWS OF THE BOROUGH. 

hackney coach from taking up or sotting clown a person or passenger, or from 
placing his coach upon any stand in pursuance of any of these bye laws ; or 
who, having his hackney coach drawn up alongside of any footpath, and not 
being actually employed in taking up or setting down a person or passenger, 
shall not, when required, make way for any other hackney coach, or for any 
carriage, public or private, about to set down or take up any person or passen- 
ger ; or who shall place his hackney coach or horses abreast of any other 
hackney coach upon any stand, or in such a manner as to obstruct the cross- 
ing place of any street, or who shall, whilst waiting or plying for 
hire at any stand, or whilst waiting to take up or set down any person or pas- 
senger, or otherwise, in any other part of the said borough, quit his hackney 
coach, so far as to be unable to control the horse or horses thereof, without 
having some other person either on such coach or at the head of the horse or 
horses thereof (except as required by any person who shall have engaged his 
coach, or when actually engaged in carrying any luggage, or going for any 
luggage which he has been directed to carry into or out of any house, coach- 
office, railway station, or other place, into or out of his coach or carriage;) or 
shall, within the said borough, use any obscene, profane, or insulting, or abu- 
sive language, or gesture, to any passenger, or to any person having been con- 
veyed, or desirous of ^eing conveyed in such hackney coach, or to any other 
person or persons whomsoever ; or who having his hackney coach ready at 
any stand, and not having a previous engagement, shall refuse to take any 
person or passenger, or having agreed to take any person or passenger at any 
time, or from any place, shall wilfully or negligently delay, neglect, or refuse 
so to do ; or who, being required, shall refuse to name the person by whom, 
or the place and time at which he is engaged, or shall make a false answer to 
such enquiries ; or shall take any person to ride upon the box, or in or upon 
any part of such hackney coach, or permit any other person to chive the same 
without the permission of the person or persons hiring the same ; or if any 
person shall drive or act as the driver of any hackney coach, who shall be 
under the age of sixteen years ; eveiy driver of any hackney coach, or person, 
so respectively offending shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the fine of 
5s. ; and for a second offence, alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and 
pay the fine of 10s. ; and for every offence being subsequent to a second 
offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine of 20s., 
whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be committed 
on the same day as any prior offence. 

67 Owners and Drivers to have Copy of Bye Laws, and Book of 
Fares, and produce the same on demand.— 27j/^ the owner and driver 
respectively, of every hackney coach within the said borough, shall at all times 
have and keep in his possession a copy of these bye laws, so far as they relate 
to hackney coaches, or the drivers, or owners thereof, and a book of the fares 
which the Council of the said borough shall or may, from time to time, au- 
thorise to be taken, and shall so publish as aforesaid, ready to produce, and 
shall upon request produce the same, or either of them, for perusal and in- 
spection, to any person who may have hired, or be desirous to hire, any such 
hackney coach, and shall truly point out to such person the bye law or fare, 
if such there be, applicable to any question which may have arisen between 
such person and such owner, or driver ; and any owner or driver making de- 
fault in any of the matters aforesaid shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the 
fine of 10s. ; and for a second offence, alleged ancl proved as such, shall for- 
feit and pay the fine of 20s ; and for every offence, being subsequent to a 
second offence, and alleged and proved as such, shall forfeit and pay the fine 
of 40s., whether such second or subsequent offence shall or shall not be com- 
mitted on the same day as any prior offence. 

68. Mitigation of Penalties.— Tlmt all justices who shall act in en- 
forcing the payment of any penalty or forfeiture, imposed and made payable 
by the foregoing bye laws, or any of them, shall have the power to mitigate any 
penalty or forfeiture so imposed ancl made payable as aforesaid, to such sum 
(not being less than half the amount so imposed and made payable) as they, 
in their discretion shall think fit. 

69, Interpretation Clause.— (This is omitted as unnecessary.) 



STREET KEY, 

CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE 

STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, COURTS, WORKS, &c, 

IN THE 

TOWN AND VICINITY OF SHEFFIELD; 

With References to their Respective Situations. 



Acorn street, 260 Shales moor 
Adelaide place, Claremont place 
Albion Mill, Shemeld croft 
Albion Works, 60 Arundel lane 
Allen street, 199 Gibraltar street, to 

foot of Beet street 
Alpha Cottages, Highfield 
Alsop lane, 69 South street 
Amory's Orchard, New street, Park 
Andrew lane, 75 Wicker 
Andrew street, 53 Wicker 
Angel row, top of South street 
Angel street, 71 Market place 
Anson st. & lane, 39 South st., Park 
Arbourthorne, Intake road 
Artisan street, Penistone road 
Arundel lane, 19 Arundel street 
Arundel place, Duke street 
Arundel street, 51 Norfolk street 
Assembly Rooms, 53 Norfolk street 
Astill's terrace, Hyde Park 
Attercliffe road, Saville street 
Eackfields, 17 Division street 
Bacon Island, Philadelphia 
Baggaley, Brightside Bierlow 
Bailey lane, 164 West street 
Bailey street, 52 Trippet lane 
Baker's Hill, foot of Norfolk street 
Ball street, 114 Green lane 
Ball yard, 16 Pond street 
Balm green, 116 Barker's pool 
Bank street, 23 Angel street 
Bank view, Crookes moor 
Banks, (The) Clough lane 
Barber nook, Crookes moor 
Barker's pool, 101 Fargate 
Barnes' square, Claywood 
Barracks, Penistone road 
Barratt's fold, Lower Allen street 
Basin court, Pitsmoor bar 
Bates' square, Tenter street 
Baths, Victoria street & Convent walk 
Bath street, 106 Fitzwilliam street 
Bazaar Market, 82 to 114 South st* 
Bee Hive lane, 198 West street 
Beech hill, Park 
Beet street* 178 Brook hill 



Belfield place, near Radford street 
Belfield st. and terrace, Porfcmahon 
Belmonte, Shrewsbury road, Park 
Belle Vue, Park 
Bell's court, 89 Allen street 
Bennett lane, 113 South street 
Bennett's wheel, Hereford street 
Bernard's street, Snow hill lane, Park 
Bishop's row, Newcastle street 
Bishop street, 154 Tudor street, L. S. 
Blast lane, 61 Broad street, Park 
Blonk Island, Cattle market 
Blonk street, 12 Wicker 
Bloomsbury place, Crookes moor 
Blue Boy street, 22 Allen street 
Boardman's bridge, 1 Pond street 
Botanical Gardens, Clarke house In. 
Bowden street, 104 Button lane 
Bow street, head of Church street 
Bower spring, 124 Westbar 
Bower street, 102 Spring street 
Bowling green street, 214 Moorfields 
Bradwell lane, 115 Carver street 
Bramall lane, foot of Porter street 
Brewery lane, 84 Broad street, Park 
Bridgelield, Barnsley road 
Bridge hill, Pye bank 
Bridgehouses, North end of Nursery. 

street, and Iron bridge 
Bridge street, 29 Waingate to 
Brightfield, foot of Sharrow lanj 
Bright street, 116 South street 
Brincliffe edge, Ecclesall 
Britannia Place, 40 Garden street 
Britannia Works, Cornubia place, 

Love street 
Britannia yard, Pea croft 
Broad field,, near Heeley bridge 
Broad lane, 194 head of Tenter street 
Broad street, Sheaf bridge, Park 
Broad street lane, 67 Broad St., Park 
Brocco street, 60 Solly street 
Brook hill, Brook view, Brook place ?; 
and Brook street, head of Broad lane. 
Broom bank, Glossop road 
Broom close, Little Sheffield 
Broornfield, Glossop road 
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STREETS, &C., IN SHEFFIELD. 



Broom cross, Fullwood road 
Broom grove and cottage, Glossop rd 
BroomHall,& Broomhall vale & place, 

south end of Broomhall street 
Broomhall street, 123 West street 
Broom terrace, Broomhall road 
Broom parade, Ecclesall ]N T ew road 
Broomhall road, Hanover street 
Broomhead's court, Hoyle street 
Broomhill, Glossop road 
Broomhill place, Broomhill 
Broomleys, Occupation road 
Broom lodge, Hanover street 
Broom place, Broom spring lane 
Broom spring lane, 92 Broomhall st 
Brownell street, 180 Allen street 
Brown lane, 34 Brown street 
Brown's square, Pitt street 
Brown place, New street, Park 
Brown street, Paternoster row 
Brunswick street, Wilkinson street 
Bull stake, now Old Haymarket 
Burdekin's yard, Bridgehouses 
Burgess street, 97 Fargate 
Burngreave, Occupation road 
Burngreave road, or Barnsley New 

road, Occupation road 
Burngreave place, Occupation road 
Burngreave terrace, Pitsmoor 
Burnt tree lane, 84 Allen street 
Burton head, Attercliffe road 
Button lane, head of South street 
Button hill, Cherry tree hill 
Cabbage alley, 22 New Church street 
Cadman's place, 20 Bramall lane 
Cadman street, Blast lane 
Campo lane, 44 York street 
Canal Bridge, Warehouse, and Build- 
ings, Exchange street 
Canning street, 73 Division street 
Cannon hall, Barnsley road 
Cannon yard, Scotland street 
Canton place, Upperthorpe 
Carfieid & Wood, Occupation road 
Carrlane, 51 Bailey lane 
Carver lane, 53 West street 
Carver street, 20 South st. to West st. 
Castlefolds, 34 Haymarket 
Castlefolds lane, Castlefolds 
Castle ureen, 15 Castle street 
Castle hill, 13 Castlefolds 
Castle street, Angel st. to Haymarket 
Catholic Chapel, Norfolk row 
Cattle market, Furnival road 
Cavendish street, 195 Regent terrace 

and 90 Broomhall street 
Cemetery, Ecclesall New road 
Centrefields, Infirmary road 



Champion's yard, Carver street 
Change alley, 76 Market place 
Chapel street, 24 Bridgehouses 
Chapel walk, 7 Fargate 
Charles lane, 1 15 Norfolk street 
Charles street, 1 19 Norfolk street 
Charlotte lane, 11 Charlotte street 
Charlotte square, Shepherd street 
Charlotte street, 176 West street 
Cheese market, Corn Exchange 
Cheney place, head of West street 
Cheney row, 72 Norfolk street 
Cheney square, 4 New Church street 
Cherry mount, C lough lane 
Cherry tree hill, Sharrow moor 
Cherry tree yard, 172 Gibraltar street 
Chester street & lane, 58 Trafalgar st 
Church street, head of High street 
Claremont place, villa, and street, 

Glossop road 
Clarence street, 173 Broomhall street 
Clarence St., St. Philip's rd.,Portmhn. 
Clarkehouses, grove, and cottage,, 

Broom bank road 
Clarkehouse lane, Glossop road 
Clarke street, Hanover street 
Clarkson street, Glossop road 
Clay gardens, Bridgehouses 
Clay hole yard, Oborne street 
Clayton square, Brownell street 
Clayton terrace, Pitsmoor 
Claywood terraee,Shrewsbury road, P. 
Cleveland row, Infirmary road 
Clifford, Sharrow moor road 
Cliff's court, 52 High street 
Clough bank, Clough lane 
C lough lane, Bramall lane 
Clough place, St. Mary's church 
Clough wheel, The Banks 
Club-Garden street & walk, Little S. 
Club yard, Mill sands 
Club mill yard, Smithfield 
Coalpit lane, 121 Barker's pool 
Cockshutts, near Norwood 
Col dwell lane, 18 Earl street 
College crescent, Broomhall 
Collier's row, 148 Duke street, Park 
Columbia place & works, Suffolk road 
Commercial st., head of Haymarket 
Commercial buildings, 26 High street 
Common side, Crookes moot- 
Convent walk, head of West street 
Copper street, 181 Gibraltar street 
Corker bottoms, near the Manor, P. 
Corn Exchange, Canal and Sheaf 

Bridges 
Corn hill, 222 Solly street 
Cornish place, Cornish street 



STREETS, &C.^ IN SHEFFIELD. 



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Cornish street, 308 Shales moor 
Cornubia place, Love street 
Cotton-mill-row. 15 Bower street 
Cotton street, 13 Bower street 
Cotton-mill-walk, Kellam street 
Coulston croft, noiv Bridge street 
Coulston street, 8 Westbar 
Crabtree, (Upper & Lower) Pitsmoor 
Crab tree farm, Park 
Crawshaw's yard, 27 High street 
Crescent road, Broomhall 
Creswick's square, Pond hill 
Cricket Inn lane, head of Broad st., P. 
Crooked steps, Pye bank 
Crookes moor, Western bank 
Cross Burgess street, 52 Pinstone st 
Cross Chapel street, Pye bank 
Cross George street, Little Sheffield 
Cross George street, Philadelphia 
Cross Smitiifield, 39 Smithfield 
Crossland's square, Allen street 
Cross Love street, Love street 
Crown alley, 47 Duke street, Park 
Crownshaw's yard, Shales moor 
Cumberland street, 121 South street 
Cupola street, 165 Gibraltar street 
Cutler's Arms yard, 38 Fargate 
Daisy walk & bank, 190 Alien street 
Dam House, Crookes moor 
Daniel hill, Upperthorpe 
Dawson street, 18 Westfield terrace 
Dearman's square, Bailey lane 
Dee street, 37 Devonshire lane 
Deep pit, Intake road 
Devonshire lane, 158 Rockingham st 
Devonshire street, 81 Division street 
Devonshire terrace, 139 West street 
Dickinson's row, Kellam street 
Division lane, 25 Carver street 
Division street, 184 Barker's pool 
Dixon lane, 20 Haymarket 
Dixon street, Penistone road 
Don Works, Mill sands 
Don Brewery, Penistone road 
Doncaster street, 48 Allen street 
Duke lane, 25 Porter street 
Duke street, 11 South street 
Duke street, 27 Broad street, Park 
Duke street, Harvest lane 
Duke street lane, 10 Low street, Park 
Dunfields, 282 Shales moor 
Dun lane, Dunfields 
Dun street, 300 Shales moor 
Dungworth's yard, Porter street 
Dyer's Bridge, Pond hill 
Eadon's square, Garden street 
Eagle works, Russell street 
Earl laue, South street 



Earl street, 83 South street 
East bank, Suffolk road, Park 
East hill, East bank, Park 
East parade, 1 High street 
East street, 49 High street, Park 
East view, Mount Pisgah 
Ebenezer street, 248 Moorfields 
Ebenezer works and place, Russell st 
Ecclesall New road, Little Sheffield 
Ecclesall works, Rockingham street 
Edge, (The) Cherry tree hill 
Edward street, J 21 Scotland street 
Edward street, top of Fitzalan street 
Effingham st. & lane, Cattle market 
Egerton house, Glossop road 
Egerton street, 136Fitzwilliam street 
Egypt yard, North street 
Eldon st., 123 West st. to 76 South st. 
Ellin's row, Carver street 
Ellin's yard, foot of Arundel street 
Ellis street, 12 Burnt tree lane 
Ellison street, Nethertborpe place 
Elmtree hill, Intake road 
Emerson's yard, 16 Pea croft 
Endcliffe vale, Clarkhouse lane 
Endcliffe & crescent, Fulwood road 
Exchange street, 30 Castlefolds 
Exchange court, 48 Fargate 
Exchange lane, Furnival road 
Eyre lane, foot of Surrey street 
Eyre street, 24 Surrey street 
Farfield, Hiilfoot bridge 
Fargate, head of High street 
Farm bank, Shrewsbury road, Park 
Favell's yard, 66 Fargate 
Fentonville, Mackenzie's walk 
Fernley place, Glossop road 
Fieldhead, Heeley road 
Figtree lane, 29 Bank street 
Firs hill and vale, Pitsmoor 
Fish market, Corn Exchange 
Fitzalan street, Chapel street 
Fitzwilliam st. & place, 167 West st, 
Flat street, 13 Market street 
Flockton's row, Rockingham street 
Forge lane, Shude hill 
Fornham street, 61 Lead mill road 
Fox street, Pye bank 
Fo^town, Pitsmoor 
Fox's yard, 1 New Church street 
Frith 's buildings, Nursery lane 
Frith's square, Hoyle street 
Froggatt lane, 85 Eyre street 
Fruit market, Market place 
Fruit market, (New) King street 
Fulwood road, Broom hill 
Furnace hill, 1 Gibraltar street 
Furnival lane, 3 Porter street 



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STREETS, &C, 1J* SHEFFIELD. 



Furnival road, Cattle market 
Furnival street, Union street 
Garden square, Broad lane 
Garden street, 38 Broad lane 
Garden walk, Garden street 
Gas Office yard, 1 Bow street 
Gatefield , Infirmary road 
Gate yard, Coalpit lane 
Gell street and terrace, Glossop road 
George lane, Little Sheffield 
George street, 40 High street 
George street, Philadelphia 
George street, (New) Little Sheffield 
Gibraltar street, 121 Westbar green 
Gibson's square, Duke street, Park 
Gilbert street, 78 South street 
Gin stables, Intake road 
Glenn view, Western bank 
Globe works, Penistone road 
Glossop road, 167 West street 
Glossop road market, 167 West street 
Glossop 's yard, Pea crort 
Gloucester street, place, and terrace, 

Broomspring lane 
Goddard Hall, Crabtree 
Goodwin's yard, Bright street 
Granville street, Shrewsbury road, P. 
Gray street, Rock street 
Greaves' row, Matthew street 
Green lane, Russell street 
Green market, King street 
Green square, Charles lane 
Green street, 12 Bishop street 
Greystock street, Burton head 
Grey stones, Ecclesall New road 
Grindlegate, 36 Westbar green 
Grove House, Pitsmoor 
Grove street and row, Hillfoot 
Hague lane, 12 Gilbert street, Park 
Hallamgate, near Crookes 
Hallcar place, near Saville street 
Hallcar terrace, Occupation road 
Hallamshire works, Rockingham st 
Hammond street, Watery lane 
Hampden place, Crookes moor 
Hampton street, Shrewsbury Hospital 
Hanover street, pi., ter., and square, 

269 Glossop rd. to Ecclesall New rd 
Harmer lane, 88 Pond street 
Hartshead, 65 Market place 
Harvest lane, 33 Brigehouses 
Hattersley square, Spring street 
Haukrig's yard, Duke street, Park 
Hawksworth's ct., 13 High street 
Hav^ey croft, 70 Campo lane 
Hawley lane, Hawley croft 
Haymarket, (Old) foot of Shambles 
Haymarket, (New) Broad street, P. 



Headford street, 129 Broomhall st 
Heeley, Highfield 
Heeley bank, Suffolk road, Park 
Henry streets, Philadelphia road,and 

South street, Park 
Hereford lane, Cumberland street 
Hereford street, 149 South street 
Hermitage lane, Little Sheffield 
Hermitage place, Hermitage street 
Hermitage street, Little Sheffield 
Hicks lane, 56 Westbar 
Highfield and terrace, Little Sheffield 
High hill terrace, Fox street 
High house and terrace, Penistone rd 
High street, Market place 
High street, 74 Broad street, Park 
High street lane, 19 Duke street, P. 
Hillfoot Penistone road 
Hill street, Little Sheffield 
Hills, (The) Occupation road 
Hill's square, Hoyle street 
Hind place, 31 Charles street 
Hinde's yard, Broad street, Park 
Hobson's lane, Duke street, Park 
Hodgson street, Thomas street 
Holland street, 84 Rockingham street 
Hollis croft, 94 Tenter street 
Holly lane, 45 West street 
Holly street, 134 Barker's pool 
Holy green, South street 
Hoole's yard, Millsands 
Hop yard lane, Clough wheel, Park 
Hoult farm, Park 
Hounsfield's yard, Cupola street 
Howard Hill, Steel bank 
Howard lane, 25 Arundel lane 
Howard place, 1 1 Eyre lane 
Howard street, 97 Norfolk street 
Hoyle street, 281 Shales moor 
Hunter's Bar, Ecclesall New road 
Hyde park, Cricket Inn Road, Park 
Infirmary road, 297 Shales moor 
Intake road, Duke street, Park 
Iron bridge, North end of Nursery st 
Isle, (The) 16 Bridge street 
Jackson's square, St. John's church, P. 
Jehu lane, now Commercial stre#t 
Jenkinson's yard, Bailey lane 
Jepson's yard, Brocco street 
Jericho and street, 166 Al!en street 
Jervis' court, head of White croft 
Jessop street, 105 South street 
Johnson lane, 48 Nursery street 
Johnson street, 52 Nursery street 
Joiner lane, 38 Nursery street 
Joiner street, 34 Nursery street 
Kay's yard, 18 Meadow street 
Kellam place, Kellam Island 



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Kellam Island, Kellam street 
Kellam street, 84 Russell street 
Kellam works & place, Kellam Island 
Kenyon alley, 224 Solly street 
Kenyon street, 160 Solly street 
King and Miller yard, 16 Norfolk st. 
King street, head of Angel street 
King street, 85 Wentworth terrace, 

Portmahon 
King's Arms yard, 17 Fargate 
Kitchen Grove, Pitsmoor 
Lady's bridge, foot of Waingate 
Laithfield, Belle Vue, Park 
Lambert place, 40 Lambert street 
Lambert street, 101 Westbar 
Lasker (L'pper and Nether) Wheels, 

Sharrow vale 
Lead mill road, Boardman's bridge 
Lead mill place, Boardman's bridge 
Leavey greave, Brook hill 
Leavey greave road, Portobello 
Lee croft, 50 Campo lane 
Leicester house, Woodside 
Leicester street, 226 L T pper Allen st. 
Little hill, Pinfold street 
Little Pond street, 7 Pond hill 
Little Sheffield, South street bridge 
Local terrace, Attercliffe road 
London road, Little Sheffield 
Long croft, near Russell street 
Long entry, Allen street 
Longley, near Piper lane 
Lord street, 10 Anson street, Park 
Love lane, 41 Bridge street 
Love street, 50 Spring street 
Lowfield, Highfield terrace 
Low street, 28 Duke street, Park 
Machon bank, Millhouses road 
Mackenzie's walk, Little Sheffield 
Malinda street, 60 Hoyle street 
Maltravers street, Cattle market 
Mandrake, East bank, Park 
Manor, Manor Oakes & Laith, Park 
Marcus street, Fitzalan street 
Market place, foot of High street 
Market street, 27 Fruit market 
Marsh's row, Snow hill lane, Park 
Marsden's row, Millsands 
Masdin lane, Brocco street 
Mate's square, River street 
Matilda street, foot of Duke street 
Matthew street, 271 Shales moor 
Meadow head, Occupation road 
Meadow street, 136 Scotland street 
Meeting house lane, 17 Bank street 
Meggitt's yard, Orchard street 
Midhill, Heeley road, Park 
Milk street, 21 Norfolk street 



Mill lane, 42 Bridge st.,& L. Sheffield 
Millsands, 24 Bridge street 
Milton street, 118 Trafalgar street 
Milton st. aud terrace, Hanover st. 
Monmouth lane, 104 Broomhall st. 
Monmouth street, 116 Broomhall st. 
Moorflelds, 199 Gibraltar street 
Moor gate and Oakes, Crookes moor 
Moor lodge, Broom bank road 
Moor St., 140 Tudor st., Lit. Sheffield 
Morpeth lane, 33 Morpeth street 
Morpeth street, 106 xAllen street 
Moseley's court, Townhead street 
Mount, (The) Broom hill 
Mount Pisgah, Hallam gate 
Mount Pleasant, Highfield 
Mount Pleasant, Tomcross lane 
Mount View, Glossop road 
Mount Zion buildings, Devonshire st, 
Mulberry street, 46 High street 
Musgrove place, Pitsmoor 
Mushroom Hall, Western bank 
Mushroom View, near Dam house 
Nag's head yard, 2 Haymarket 
Navigation hill, Blast lane 
Neepsend, Harvest lane 
Nelson place, Glossop road 
Nether Slack, Penistone road 
Netherthorpe pi. & St., Meadow st. 
Newbould's court, Young street 
Newcastle street, 130 Portobello st. 
New Cattle market, Canal bridge 
New Church street, 9 Pinstone street 
New George street, Little Sheffield 
Newfield, noiv Oborne street 
Newfoundland street, Wicker lane 
New hall street, 80 Snig hill 
New Haymarket, 9 Broad st., Park 
New street, 34 Bank street 
New street, 94 Broad street, Park 
New Thomas street, Bramall lane 
New Town, Park hill 
Norfolk lane, 12 Surrey street 
Norfolk road, Shrewsbury Hospital 
Norfolk row, 46 Norfolk street 
Norfolk street, Market street 
Norfolk terrace, Burton head 
Norfolk works, Suffolk road 
Norrisfleld, Pear street 
Norris wheel, Ecclesall New road 
North parade, Russell street 
North Church street, 8 Campo lane 
North street, 54 Queen street 
Norwich street, 118 Duke st., Park 
Norwood, Pitsmoor 
Nursery, Wicker 
Nursery lane, 13 Wicker lane 
Nursery street, Lady's bridge 



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STREETS, &C, IN SHEFFIELD. 



Oakholme, near Botanic Gardens 
Oborne street, 14 Bridgehouses 
Occupation road, Spital hill 
Old Park, near Hill foot bridge 
Old steam wheel, Sheaf street, Park 
Old street, 106 Broad street, Park 
Orange street, 134 West street 
Orchard folds, Canal basin 
Orchard lane, 48 Orchard street 
Orchard place, 35 Orchard street 
Orchard street, 33 Church street 
Osgathorpe, Pitsmoor 
Owlerton Bar, Penistone road 
Oxford street, Upperthorpe 
Paddock, Intake road 
Palestine place, BroomhiM 
Paradise lane, Workhouse croft 
Paradise square, 15 Campo lane 
Park bank, Gin stables 
Parkfield, Highfield terrace 
Park Grange, East bank, Park 
Park lodge, Arbourthorne 
Park hill lane, New street, Park 
Park Iron works, Blast lane 
Park view, Intake road 
Parker's row, head of South street 
Parker's yard, 17 New Church street 
Parkin's square, Pea croft 
Parrot yard, foot of Coalpit lane 
Paternoster row, foot of Howard st. 
Pea croft, 60 Westbar green 
Pear street, 69 Bridge street 
Penistone road, 308 Shales moor 
Pepper alley, 59 Fargate 
Philadelphia, Penistone road 
Pickle, Saville street 
Pilkington's yard, High street, Park 
Pilot works. Cotton mill row 
Pinfold street, head of Church street 
Pinstone street, 73 Fargate 
Piper lane and houses, near Crabtree 
Pisgah, Broom hill 
Pitsmoor, above Bridgehouses 
Pitt street, 21 Charlotte street 
Plant's yard, Highfield 
Plum street, Water street 
Pond forge & steam wheel, Forge In. 
Pond hill, 31 Flat street 
Pond mill & gardens, Lead mill road 
Pond street, Pond hill to Howard 

street, and Boardman's bridge 
Pond street gardens, Harmer lane 
Ponds Works, Forge lane 
Pool place, Barker's pool 
Poplar House, Burngreave road 
Porter brook, Arundel street 
Porter Island, Sylvester gardens 
Porter lane, 39 Porjter street 



Porter street, Union street 
Porter terrace, 2 Bramall lane 
Porter vale, Ecclesall New road 
Porter works, Sharrow vale 
Portmahon, 33 Netherthorpe place 
Portland place, 190 West street 
Portland place, Upperthorpe 
Portobello lane, 13 Bailey lane 
Portobello street, 87 Trippet lane 
Portobello, head of Portobello street 
Post Office, Angel street 
Potter's square, Eyre street 
Prior bank, Cherry tree hA 
Priory, Sharrow lane 
Prospect house, Intake road 
Providence row, Jericho 
Pump square, Soljy street 
Pye bank, 41 Bridgehouses 
Queen Caroline square, Garden st. 
Queen's head yard, Castle street 
Queen's road, Suffolk road 
Queen's row, Shepherd street 
Queen street, 27 Bank street 
Queen street, (New) Workhouse croft 
Queen st., Portmahon & Philadelphia 
Queen's tower, Park Grange road 
Radford place, Radford street 
Radford row, 52 Townhead street 
Radford street, 202 Allen street 
Railway Stations, Wicker & Bridge- 
houses 
Railway street, Oborne street 
Railway terrace, Brightside lane, and 

Fitzalan street 
Raisen hall, Norwood 
Ratcliffe's place ; Broomhill 
Rawson spring, Owlerton 
Red croft row, head of Pinfold street 
Redhill and terrace, 130 Broad lane 
Red place, Solly street 
Reform Wheel, Cotton mill row 
Regent lane, Portobello 
Regent street, 210 West street 
Regent terrace, 220 West street 
Renton square, Hoyle street 
RevelVs row, Snow hill, Park 
Rhodes's row, 166 Duke street, Park 
Rich Vue, B utton hill 
Richbelle place. Gray street 
River street, 44 Pond street 
Roberts's buildings, Furnival street 
Rock Houses. Tomcross lane 
Rock street, 86 Pye bank 
Rockingham lane, 30 South street 
Rockingham place, Rockingham Inne 
Rockingham street, 72 So^tL street, 

to West street and Broad lane 
Rockingham terrace, 42 Rockinghm.st 
Rockingham works, Rockingham st 



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Rodley lane, 47 Lead mill road 
Ropery row, South street, Park 
Roscoe place, Infirmary road 
Roscoe square, Hoyle street 
Rough bank, Park hill 
Row lee, head of Bramall lane 
Royds mill, Attercliffe bridge 
Russell place, 177 Glossop road 
Russell street, end of Spring street 
Salmon pasture, Attercliffe road 
Salter lane, Sharrow road 
Sambourne square, 17 Edward street 
Sandbed wheel and tilt, Hill foot 
Sandon place, Broom hall 
Sands paviours, 9 Bow street 
Saunders' square, New street, Park 
Saville street, end of Wicker 
Saville works, Saville street 
Scargjll croft, 24 Bank street 
School croft, 8 Townhead street 
School lane, 53 Duke street, Park 
School street, 89 Duke street, Park 
Scotland street, 33 Grindlegate 
Serjeant's row and square, Willey st 
Shales moor, 237 Moorfields 
Shales' square, 111 Duke street, Park 
Shambles, Market place 
Sharrow bank & mills, Sharrow moor 
Sharrow head, Sharrow lane 
Sharrow lane, Highfield 
Sharrow moor, Sharrow lane 
Sharrow vale, Hunter's bar 
Sheaf bank, Lead mill road 
Sheaf bridge, Dixon lane 
Sheaf gardens, Harmer lane 
Sheaf House, Bramall lane 
Sheaf Island, foot of Pond hill 
Sheaf lane, 26 Broad street, Park 
Sheaf row, Pond hill 
Sheaf street, 18 Broad street. Park 
Sheaf works, Canal side, Park 
Sheffield moor, now South street 
Sheldon row, 7 Willey street 
Sheldon street, Little Sheffield 
Shemeld croft, 19 Forge lane 
Shepherd street, 229 Moorfields 
Shepherd's yard, 7 Bow street 
Shilo wheel, Stanley street 
Ship yard, Water lane 
Shircliffe lane, Pitsmoor 
Shirley, Sharrow moor 
Shoreham street, Lead mill field 
L Shrewsbury place, 226 Shrewsbury rd 
Shrewsbury road, hospital, and bank, 

head of South street, Park 
Shude hill, foot of Dixon lane 
Siddall street, 172 Broad lane 
Sydney street, 50 Furnival street 
Silcock's square, 6 Norfolk lane 
Silver street, 67 Westbar 
Silver street head, 19 Paradise square 
Simpson's row, Broomhall street 
Sims croft, 24 Townhead street 
Sky Edge, Park hill 



Skinnerthorpe, Barnsley road 
Slack Laith, near Owlerton bar 
Slater's yard, 62 Broad street, Park 
Slaughter houses, 30 Waingate 
Smithfield, foot of Allen street 
Smith street, 43 Church street 
Smith's square, Bailey lane 
Snig hill, foot of Angel street 
Snow hill, 95 Broad street, Park 
Snow lane, 199 Gibraltar street 
Snow hill lane, Cricket Inn lane 
Soho grinding wheel, Bridge street 
Soho Works, Forge lane 
Solly street, Tea croft to Red hill 
Somerville terrace, Whitehouse lane 
Southbourne, Broom bank road 
South parade, 19 Bowling green street 
South street, 32 Broad street. Park 
South street, Union street to Little S, 
Spitalfields, 70 Nursery street 
Spitalfield place, Tomcross lane 
Spitalfield grove, Occupation road 
Spitalfield terrace, Occupation road 
Spital hill, Occupation road 
Spooner's yard, Tenter street 
Spring place, Convent walk 
Springfield place, Glossop road 
Spring hill, Glossop rd. <fe Crookes nir. 
Spring lane, (see Broom spring) 
Spring street, 3 Coulston street 
Spring ten-ace, Glossop road 
Springwood house, Occupation road 
Spring vale, Broom spring lane 
Stafford street, 28 Norwich street 
Stag's head yard, 24 Pinstone street 
Stand House, Fulwood road and Park 
Stanley lane, 22 Wicker lane 
Stanley street, 33 W T icker 
Stanton broom, Glossop road 
Star yard, 8 Commercial street 
Steam street, Pear street 
Steel bank, Crookes moor 
Steelhouse lane, 100 Westbar 
St. George's, head of Broad lane 
St. George's square, Charlotte street 
St. George's place, 180 Broad lane 
St. George's terrace, Portobello 
St. J ames's row, 14 Church street 
St. James's street, St. James's row 
St. John's church & walk, Park hill 
St. Mary's church, Bramall lane 
St. Mary's road, Suffolk road 
St. Matthew's row, Effingham street 
St. Peter's, head of High street 
St. Paul's, Norfolk street 
St. Philip's road, Brook hill to Port- 

mahon and Penistone road 
St. Philip's terrace. Infirmary road 
St. Thomas street, 146 Portobello st 
Stone Grove, Glossop road 
Strawberry H all lane, Lead mill rd 
Suffolk lane, 16 Fornham street 
Suffolk road, Lead mill road 
< Suffolk street, 112 Meadow street 



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STREETS, &C, IN SHEFFIELD. 



Suffolk Works, Suffolk road 
Surrey lane, II Norfolk lane 
Surrey street, 79 Norfolk street 
Sussex street, Cattle market 
Swindell's terrace, Park hill lane 
Sycamore street, 9 Arundel street 
Sykes's square, Pinstone street 
Sylvester gardens, foot of Arundel st 
Sylvester street, foot of Porter street 
Table knife Works, Sylvester street 
Talbot place, Shrewsbury Hospital 
Talbot street, Shrewsbury road, Park 
Tapton hill, Fulwood road 
Tenter street, 65 Westbar green 
The Banks, beyond the Lead mills 
Thomas street, 91 Broomhall street 
Thomas street, (New) Bramall Jane 
Thornhill's square, Green street 
Tilt yard, 46 Pond streei 
Tomcross lane, Occupation road 
Tower hill, Pye bank 
Townhead street, 54 Church street 
Trafalgar street, 81 Division street 
Trafalgar works cfe wheel, Trafalgar st 
Trinity street, 193 Gibraltar street 
Trippetlane, 27 Pinfold street 
Trough yard, White croft 
Tudor place, Tudor street 
Tudor street, 4 Arundel street 
Tudor street, 134 South street, L. S. 
Tummon's row, South street, Park 
Tarton's terrace, Penistone road 
Twelve o'clock, Saville street 
Tyas's yard, Pea croft 
Union buildings, Iron bridge 
Union lane, 6 Charles street 
Union place, Union lane 
Union street, 92 Norfolk street 
Union wheel, Iron bridge 
Upper Slack. Penistone road 
Upperthorpe road, Portmahon 
Vaughan's wheel, Pond hill 
Vicar lane, 32 Church street 
Vicker's grove. Hill foot 
Victoria buildings, 25 Fargate 
Victoria place, Western bank 
Victoria street, 209 Glossop road 
Vulcan Works, South street 
Waingate, foot of Haymarket 
Wainwright's row, Trippet lane 
Wain wright's square, Norfolk Jane 
Walk mill, Twelve o'clock 
Walker street, 7Q Wicker 
Warburton's square, Eyre lane 
Ward street, 5 Bowling green street 
Ward's yard, Pond street 
Washington place, 138 Eldon street 
Washington Works, Wellington st 
Water lane, 1 Castle street 
Water street, 3 Love street 
Waterhouse row, Western bank 
Waterloo place, Stanley street _ 
Waterloo road & houses, Cornish st 
Watery street, Infirmary road 



Watery lane, Portmahon 
Watson walk, 1 Angel street 
Weigh lane, 141 Duke street, Park 
Well yards, Hollis croft, 35 Oborne 

street, and Coalpit lane 
Wellington street, 74 Carver street 
Wellington terrace, Woodside 
Well meadow row & place, 128 Allen st 
Wesley College, Glossop road 
Wentworth place, 35, Upperthorpe rd 
Wentworth street and terrace, 45 Up- 
perthorpe road 
West Bank, Glossop road 
Westbar, foot of Snig hill 
Westbar green, 81 Westbar 
Westbrook, Sharrow head 
Westcliffe, Fulwood road 
West Don house, Philadelphia 
West John street, 168Portobello st 
Westbourne, Fulwood road 
Western bank, Brook hill 
Westfield lane. West street 
Westfield place, 148 West street 
Westfield terrace, 93 West street 
West Grove, Western bank 
West hill, 2 Broomhall street 
West hill lane, head of Broomhall st 
West lane, 26 Holly street 
West street, 29 Bow street 
West street terrace, 142 West street 
West terrace, Crookes moor 
Weston Hall cfe hill, Fulwood road 
Wharf street, N. side of Canal basin 
Wharnclifie road, Broomhall place 
Wheatley meadows, Occupation road 
Wheeldon lane, Wheeldon street 
Wheeldon street, 150 Broad lane 
White Bear walk, 1 Fargate 
White croft, 84 Tenter street 
W T hitehouse lane, Infirmary road 
Wicker, Lady's bridge 
Wicker lane,* 18 Nursery street 
Wiggin Wells, Highfield 
Wilkinson street, Gell street 
Willey street, 48 Wicker 
William street, Hanover street 
Wilson's yard, Orchard street 
Windles' yard, Lambert street 
Windy house, Park 
Wood grove, Grove row 
Woodhead's row, Watery street 
Wood hill, Occupation road 
Woodhouse lane, 13 Bailey lane 
Woodvside, near Pitsmoor 
Woolhouse square, High st. In., Park 
Woolhouse yard, 35 Broad street, P. 
Workhouse croft, 67 Westbar to Pa- 
radise square 
Workhouse lane, 72 Westbar 
Wreaks' yard, 18 High street 
Wyburn place, Cricket Inn 
York place Whitehonse lane 
York street, 9 High street 
Young street, 160 South street 



DIRECTORY 



OF 



THE TOWN AND SUBURBS 



OF 



SHEFFIELD . 



The following ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY contains the names and 
addresses of all the principal inhabitants of the four townships of Sheffield, 
Ecclesall Bierlow, Brightside Bierlow, and Nether Hallam, except 
those who reside in the Villages of Brightside, Grime sthorpe, Owlerton, Walk- 
lev, and Heeley, and in the other more distant hamlets, of whom separate lists 
will he found, under their proper heads at subsequent pages, together with those 
of the other two out-townships (Attercliffe-cum-DarnaU and Upper Hallam) in 
the Parish and Borough of Sheffield. 

The CONTRACTIONS are such as, it is hoped, will be readily understood. 
Those most frequently used are the usual abbreviations of Christian names ; and 
bldgs. for buildings ; bdg. for bridge ; Bdghs. or Bhs., Bridgehouses ; com., 
common; comssn., commission; ct., court; eft., croft; dlr., dealer; Fitzwm., 
Fitzwilliam street ; gn., green ; gt., gate ; h., house, the residence of an indivi- 
dual ; (j), journeyman ; kf., knife ; In., lane ; L.S., Little Sheffield ; mfr. or 
manfr., manufacturer ; mkr., maker ; mkt. ; market ; mert. or mercht., merchant; 
Nfd., Norrisfield ; P., Park ; Phila., Philadelphia ; Portm., Portmahon ; rd., road ; 
Rockgm., Rockingham street; shopr., shopkeeper; solr., solicitor; sq., square; 
st., street ; ter., terrace ; vict., victualler ; whsman., warehouseman ; wis. for 
wholesale, and yd. for yard. 



Places out of the Town are distinguished by Italics. 



Abbot John, etcher, Cherrytree yard ; house 61 Water street 

Abbot Mr Richard, 5 Grove row, Hill foot 

Abbott George, joiner, 11 Rockingham street 

Abbott James, painter and glazier, 252 Sylvester street 

Abbott "William, shoemaker, 7 Smith street 

Abdy Elizabeth, straw hat maker, 97 Meadow street 

Ablamowicz Dominqne, translating clerk, Rock street 

Abraham John, cowkeeper, 68 Howard street 

Abraham John Hessay, F.L.S., boarding and day academy, 2 Milk 

street ; house Holy Green House, 80 South street 
Abraham Miss Eliza, ladies' academy, Holy Green House, South street 
Abrahams Miss Elizabeth, Steel bank 
Abson Miss Sarah, Palestine place, Broomhill 
Acaster Thomas, shoemaker, 10 School croft 
Ackroyd Samuel, designer, &c. Upperthorpe 

Ackroyd Wm. painter, court 52 High street ; house 14 Castle hill 
Acton John, chemist and druggist, 28 Union street 
Adair Thomas, professor of mesmerism, 72 West street 
Adam John, carrier to Doncaster, &c. 52 Eyre lane 
Adams Ebenezer, cabinet case manufacturer ; house Fentonville 
Adams Geo. grocer, flour dealer, and seedsman, 169 Gibraltar street 



62 * SHEFFIELD DIRECTOEY. 

Adams John, chemist and soda water, polishing paste, &c. manufac- 
turer, Corn Exchange ; house 100 Hanover street 
Adams John, shoemaker, 6 Norfolk lane 
Adams John, shopkeeper, Gatefield, near Barracks 
Adams John, cabinet maker ; house 86 Rockingham lane 
Adams Joseph, salesman, 3 Wentworth street 

Adams and Stubbs, cabinet case and pattern card mfrs. ct 16 Fargate 
Addey Mrs Elizabeth, gentlewoman, Upperthorpe 
Addey Misses Sarah, Maria, and Jane, gentlewomen, Upperthorpe 
Addy Charlotte, furniture broker, 6 Workhouse lane 
Addy Frederick, shopkeeper, 174 Upper Allen street 
Addy John, table knife manufacturer, 32 Charlotte street 
Addy John, bailiff, court 120 Scotland street 
Addy Joseph, jun., hair dresser, 6 Coulston street 
Addy Mr Joseph, near the rolling mill, Clough bank 
Addy Thomas, butcher, 106 Westbar 

Addy William, painter, 26 Bow street ; house 105 Campo lane 
Adsetts Henry, railway and general carriage builder, Johnson street 

and JVoodhouse 
Agar Ann, fellinonger and hay, &c. dlr. Castlefolds ; h 23 South st. P. 
Ainley Mrs Anu, shampoer and medical rubber, 12 Bank street 
Ainley Charles, butcher, 104 South street ; house 238 Bright street 
Ainley George, .spring knife manufacturer, court 78 Hollis croft 
Ainley James, attorney's clerk, 51 Clarence street, Portmahon 
Ainley John and George, joiners, 248 Bright street 
Ainley Joseph, boot and shoemaker, court 11 New Church street 
Ainley Thomas, diesinker and paper hanger, Little Sheffield 
Aitchison Patrick, bookkeeper, 33 Suffolk road 
Akeroyd John, tobacconist, 179 Gibraltar street 
Akeroyd Jonathan, managing draper, Palestince place, Broomhill 
Akeroyd Joe, tobaconist and tea dealer, 47 Westbar 
Alcock John, coal leader, 63 Jessop street 

Alcock Chas. and Co. cabinet case, razor strop, pocket iukstand, and 
paper case and sheath manufacturers, 92 Pond street ; house Bow 
cottage, Intake road 
Alcock Mrs Mary, 13 Carver street 
Aldam Benjamin, shoemaker, 7 Redcroft row 
Aldam George, butcher, 20 Shambles ; house Broad street, Park 
Aldam John and Son, boot and shoe makers, 6 Commercial street 
Aldam John, butcher, 75 Shambles ; house 2 Cricket inn road 
Aldam Thomas, wine and porter merchant, 19 Church street 
Aldam William Hurd, solicitor, 10 St. James' row 
Aldington Thomas, botanist, 7 Charles street 
Aldom William, classical teacher, Wesley College 
Aldred George, victualler, Neepsend Tavern, Neepsend 
Aldred John, shopkeeper and hit maker, 21 Walker street 
Alexander Richard, vict. Sheffield Arms, 42 Meadow street 
Algor John, shoe, bread, butcher, cook, farriers' and palette knife, 

butchers' steel, &c. manufacturer, 105 Eldon street 
Allatt and Manuel, cabinet makers and upholsterers, 87 Devonshire st 
AUatt Edward, cabinet maker, &c ; house 87 Devonshire street 
Allcard Chas. bone and horn button manufacturer, Vaughan's Wheel, 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 63 

Ponds; house 15 Sheaf street 
Allcard and Edgill, scissor, surgeons' instrument, truss, stomach pump, 

&c. manufacturers, 6 Union lane 
Allcard James, joiner and builder, 214 Rockingham st; house Pisgah 
Allcard William, bone button manufacturer, 3 Suffolk road 
Allcroft Thomas, table knife cutler, 32 Wicker 
Allen George, spring knife manufacturer, 3 Leicester street 
Allen Geo. razor, spring knife, plated spoon fork, patent convolutor, 

&c, manufacturer, Duke street, Eyre lane, 
Allen George, schoolmaster, 109 High street, Park 
Allen Hannah, shopkeeper, Crookes moor side 
Allen James, iron and steel agent, 47 Queen street 
Allen John, spring knife manufacturer, 1 6 Leicester street 
Allen John, shopkeeper, St. John's walk, Park 
Allen John and Co. ironfounders and stove grate mfrs. 156 Eyre st 
Allen Joseph, vict. Orange Branch, 28 Hollis croft 
Allen Richard, joiner, 98 Trippet lane ; house 88 Rockingham street, 
Allen Thos. pen knife mfr. and beerhs. Hartshead Tap, 23 Hartshead 
Allen Thos. table knife mfr. ct 13 Norfolk In ; h 30 Broomhall street 
Allen Thomas, schoolmaster, School street, Park 
Allen William, tailor, William street 

Allender George, cooper and vict. Rose, 41 Workhouse croft 
Allender Wm. pen knife mfr. 7 Workhouse In ; house 12 Hallcar ter 
Allinson George, joiner and cabinet maker, 8 Fitzwilliam street 
Allison Elizabeth, Infant school, Sharrow moor 
Allison Charles, bookkeeper, and Mrs Jane, William street 
Allison Thomas, beerhouse, Shade Tavern, Little Sheffield 
Allott Mrs., and Alfred, clerk, 100 Hoyle street 
Allott Alfred, shopkeeper, 75 Tenter street 
Allott Aaron, bookkeeper, Western bank 
Allott Hannah, shopkeeper, Bank view 

Allott and Manuel, cabinet mkrs. and upholsterers, 87 Devonshire st 
Allott Lucy, shopkeeper, 16 Wentworth street 
Allott Thomas, beerhouse, Milton Arms, Little Sheffield 
Allott William Dixon, chemist and druggist, 30 South street 
Allott William, fluter and chaser ; house Fitzwilliam street 
Allport Peter, shoemaker and circulating library, 5 Duke street, Park 
Allsebrook Charles, nurseryman and florist, 24 Hermitage, street 
All wood Eliza, schoolmistress, Ecclesall New road 
Almond George, shear forger, Burton head 
Almond Joshua, silversmith, Ecclesall New road 
Alsop Mary, upholstress, 147 Rockingham street 
Ambler William, warehouseman, Z9 Walker street 
Amory Abraham, spring knife manufacturer, 117 Bernard street 
Amory Mrs Sarah, whitesmith and tool maker, 42 Little Pond street 
Amory William, vict. Prince of Wales, 38 Sycamore street, and white- 
smith, Pond street 
Anderson Hamilton, tailor, 72 Lord street, Park 
Anderson James, boot and shoe maker, 68 Orchard street 
Anderson John, plasterer and colourer, 47 North parade 
Anderson John, tailor, 10 Shepherd street 
Anderson Peter, mason and road surveyor, 14 Sussex street 



64 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Anderson William Webb, shoemaker, court 12 Flat street 

Anderton Robert, tailor, Pitsmoor 

Andrew Albert Geo. & William Henry, mfrs ; h 54 Charlotte street 

Andrew John Henry, traveller, 32 Regent terrace 

Andrew Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 100 Westbar 

Andrew Mr Samuel, Stanton broom 

Andrews Angelo, silversmith, Ecclesall New road 

Andrews Charles, beerhouse, Earl Grey, Ecclesall New road 

Andrews James, gardener, 42 King street, and 51 Spital fields 

Andrews Joseph, slate dealer, 87 Bernard street, Park 

Andrews Joseph, confectioner, 4 Union street 

Andrews Joseph, scythe maker, (j) 307 Infirmary road 

Andrews Samuel, tailor and furniture broker, 6 Hartshead 

Angus Joseph, collector's clerk, Excise office, Hartshead 

Anthony Richard, vict. Bay Horse, 38 South street 

Appleby Charles, merchant and manufacturer ; house The Mount 

Appleby Francis Rokeby, (in firm J. Kenyon & Co.); h Renishaw 

Appleby Wm. Calton, grocer, &c. 38 Bow street 

Appleton Mr John, 1 Local terrace 

Appleton Peter, engine tenter, 5 Spring street 

Appleyard Joseph, farmer, Heeley bank, Park 

Appleyard Wm. vict. Scarbro' Arms & Wakefield House, 79 Fargate 

Archer George, sen. woodman, Hallcar lodge 

Archer George, jun. woodman, Old Park lodge, Clubmill road 

Archer James and John, chasers, Hill street, Little Sheffield 

Archer Martha, applier of leeches, 122 Granville street 

Arculus Henry and Co. brewers, 42 Trafalgar street 

Arculus Sarah and Caroline, milliners, &c. 173 Glossop road market 

Ardron Samuel, horn presser, 12 Holly street 

Armitage Benjamin, vict. Saddle, 96 West street 

Armitage Chs. mark mkr. engraver, &c. ct 86 West st ; h 9 Egerton st 

Armitage George, shoemaker, 30 Chester street 

Armitage Henry, painter and glazier, 45 Furnival street 

Armitage John, joiner and builder, 1 67 Allen street 

Armitage John, black and jobsmith, 24 Norfolk st ; h 4 Milk street 

Armitage John, plumber, glazier, & fountain mfr. 120 Devonshire st 

Armitage John, shoemaker and vict. New Inn, 189 Duke street, Park 

Armitage Joseph, joiner, 45 Fitzalan street 

Armitage Joseph, steel melter, 29 Acorn street 

Armitage Henry, pawnbroker and ironmaster; house Mousehole 

Armitage M. and H. and & Co. ironmasters, anvil manufacturers, &c, 

Mousehole Forge and Owlerton Rolling Mill 
Armitage Mrs Rachel, 74 West street 
Armitage Septimus, coal leader, 51 Burgess street 
Armitage Thomas, tailor, 65 Rockingham street 

Armitage Wm. Hy., saw, calico web, & steel busk mfr. 72 Harvest lane 
Armstrong Joseph, mason and builder, 205 St Mary's road 
Arnett George, sausage maker, 4 George street 
Arnold John, optician, 201 Rockingham street 
Arnold John, pearl hook maker, 39 Fitzwilliam street 
Arnold Joseph, surgeons' instrument maker, (j) 3 Green street 
Arnold Stephen, brewer; house 157 Fitzwilliam street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 65 

Arnold Thomas, shopkeeper, 55 Furnival street 

Arnold Thomas, boiler maker, Harmer lane 

Arons Mark, painter and glazier, 25 Campo lane 

Arthur Thomas, shoemaker, Lord street 

Arundel William, shoemaker, 14 Pond street 

Ash John, warehouseman, 163 Broomhall street 

Ash Joseph and Richard, joiners and builders, Tudor place 

Ash Joseph, silver brusher, 1 23 Thomas street 

Ash Joseph, joiner and builder ; house 27 Arundel street 

Ash Richard, joiner and builder ; house 6 Furnival street 

Ash Misses, ladies' school, 75 Broom spring lane 

Ash William Henry, (late Wm. Ash and Co,) merchant and edge tool 

manufacturer, 14 Norfolk lane ; house 75 Broomspring lane 
Ashall Mrs Sarah, Broom terrace 
Ashall Mr William, Little Sheffield 

Ashall Wm. horn presser and cutter, 17 Sims croft ; house Pisgah 
Ashberry Philip, spoon manfr. 21 Bowling green st ; h Crookes moor 
Ashbury James, pen knife manufacturer, 5 Radford street 
Ashforth and Barnes, (late W T hitham & Co.) file, spindle, screw, bolt, 

loom spring, card engine teeth, steel, &c. manufacturers, 51 Bridge st 
Ashforth Charles, old clothes dealer, 15 Nursery lane 
Ashforth Hannah, shopkeeper, 41 Effingham street 
Ashforth James, shopkeeper, Burton head 

Ashforth John, silver plater and shopkeeper, 227 Portobello street 
Ashforth Joseph, spindle, screw, &c. manufacturer ; h Rock street 
Ashforth Mrs Ruth, Tomcross lane 
Ashley Paul, vict. and India pale ale merchant, Waterloo Tavern, and 

London Oyster Rooms, 25 and 26 Watson walk 
Ashley Wm., Lancasterian schoolmr. Gibraltar st ; h Canon hall cottgs. 
Ashline Ann, dress maker, 6 Grove row, Hillfoot 
Ashmore Charles, spectacle frame maker ; h court 126 South street, P. 
Ashmore Cornelius, plumber, beer machine mkr. & shopr. 15 Andrew st 
Ashmore George, painter, Upperthorpe 
Ashmore George, vict. Hare and Hounds, 13 Nursery street 
Ashmore George, table blade maker, 16 Willey street 
Ashmore Henry, bookkeeper, 46 Rock street 

Ashmore James, pawnbroker, and dealer in silver plate, 69 South st 
Ashmore James, joiner and vict. Rose and Crown, 27 Holly street 
Ashmore Mrs Mary Ann, Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Ashmore Mary, farmer, IVindy house, Intake road 
Ashmore Thomas, collector of gas rates, Roewood, Pitsmoor 
Ashmore Wm. optician and spectacle mfr. 104 Fargate ; h Spring ter 
Ashton Ann, shopkeeper, 44 Hawley croft 
Ash ton Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 42 Bridgehouses 
Ashton Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 87 Broad street 
Ashton, Jackson, & Co. American merchants, and mfrs. 76 South st 
Ashton John, grocer and flour dealer, 23 Meadow street 
Ashton John, silversmith, Ecclesall New road 
Ashton John, policeman, 114 Back fields 
Ashton Joseph, vict. Queen's Hotel, 71 Scotland street 
Ashton Mrs Nancy, 12 Rock street 
Ashton Richard, merchant ; house Broom cross 

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66 SHEFFIELD DlRECTORT. 

Ashton Samuel, vict. Anvil, 26 Waingate 

Ashton William, rope and twine maker, 82 Broomhall street 

Askew William, furniture broker, 8 Dixon lane 

Askey George, eating house keeper, 24 Watson walk 

Askey George, clog and patten maker, 10 Commercial street 

Askey William, bricklayer, Bates' square 

Askham George, tailor, draper, and clothes dealer, 21 Fargate 

Askham James, sheriff's officer, 15 Bank street 

Askham John, vict. Golden Lion, 5 Forge lane 

Askham John, warehouseman, Upperthorpe 

Askham Joshua, beerhouse, Victoria Cottage, Jericho street 

Aspin John, warehouseman, 9 Cheney square 

Aspinall Peel, clog & patten maker, 78 South st ; h 160 Tudor st. L. S. 

Assay Office ; Lewis Charles Sayles, assay master, 71 Fargate 

Astill Joseph, whitesmith, Snowhiii gardens, Park 

Astwood Daniel, police inspector, Town Hall 

Astwood William, hair dresser, 63 Division street 

Atherton Isaac, press maker and cutter, 42 Coalpit lane 

Atherton Thomas, iron founder and cutlery caster, 1 4 Plum street ; 

house 6 Bowling green street 
Atherton Peter, scissor manufacturer, 32 Rock street 
Atkin Chas. Britannia metal ware, &c. mfr ; h Western bank cottage 
Atkin Edward, bank clerk, Highfield terrace 
Atkin Frederick, tailor, 29 Bowling green street 
Atkin John, clock cleaner, 5$ Furnace hill 
Atkin Joseph, foreman, 64 Charles street 
Atkin Mr George, Crookes moor side 

Atkin Henry and Co., gold, silver, and plated cutlery manufacturers, 
32 Howard street ; house 19 Eyre street 

Atkin Henry, mfr. (in firm Jph. Rodgers & Sons) ; h 250 Victoria pi 

Atkin Paul, watch and clock maker, 242 Rockingham street 

Atkin Samuel, spring knife cutler, 48 Campo lane 

Atkin Samuel, schoolmaster, Crookes 

Atkins Wm. boot, shoe, patten, and clog maker, 154 Portobello street 

Atkins Wm. japanne^ shopkeeper, and beer seller, 135 Watery lane 

Atkinson Ann, shopkeeper, 212 South street, Park 

Atkinson Charles, merchant and manufacturer, Upper Crabtrce 

Atkinson Charles, pork butcher, 37 West street 

Atkinson Charles, tailor, 2 Bramall lane 

Atkinson Cornelius, leather cutter, 32 South street 

Atkinson Miss Eliza, 175 Western bank 

Atkinson Mrs Elizabeth, 15 Hanover square 

Atkinson Mrs Frances, 21 Eyre street 

Atkinson James, gardener, Broomhill cottages 

Atkinson John, clerk, Radford place 

Atkinson and Lee, linen and woollen drapers, 44 Angel street 

Atkinson Mary Ann, schoolmistress, court 73 Granville street 

Atkinson Samuel, cowkeeper, Sharrow lane 

Atkinson William, draper ; house 4 Hanover square 

Atkinson William, merchant and mfr ; house 28 Wilkinson street 

Austin George, warehouseman, Broomspring lane 

Auty John, mason and bricklayer, Broomhill 



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Aveyard Robert, funeral furnisher, 27 Button lane 

Awdas Elizabeth, green grocer, 75^ West street 

Awdas James, blacksmith and farrier, 125 Rockingham street 

Awdas Robert, blacksmith, chain and scythe maker, and hay, straw, 

&c. dealer, Exchange street ; house Castle folds lane 
Awkland John, file manufacturer, 23 Garden street 
Awkland Mrs Mary, Claywood 
Axe George, plane maker, (j.) 76 Charles street 
Axe John, joiners' tool mfr. Pepper alley ; h 173 Portobello street 
Axe William, M.D. and surgeon, 11 Union street 
Axon John, horse breaker, 34 Clarence street, Portmahon 
Bacchus Thomas, schoolmaster, 8 Chapel street 
Bach Henry, lace and baby linen dealer, 66 High street ; and hosier 

and glover, 59 Market place 
Backhouse Mrs Ann, 31 Broomspring lane 

Backhouse Thos. coach body maker and green grocer,. 17 Porter st 
Bacon John, shoemaker, 2 Carr lane 
Bacon John, bookkeeper, 100 Harvest lane 
Bacon Stephen, shopkeeper, 60 Hoyle street 
Bacon Stephen, jun., bone scale cutter, 28 Brocco street 
Bacon Wm. gardener, Woodside 
Bacon Wm. shopkeeper, 80 Trippet lane 
Bacon Wm. coal bookkeeper ; house Attercliffe 
Bacon Wm. Henry, engraver, 56 Pye bank 
Badcock John, Esq., collector of excise, 1 Kartshead 
Badger Andrew, boot heel, toe plate, and cutlery founder, Longcroft ; 

house, Netherthorpe street 
Badger Henry Parkin, mfr. (in firm W. Sansom & Co. ;) h 12 Bank st 
Badger Jonathan, tailor, 11 Burgess street 
Badger Joseph, filesmith, Mount Pisgah 
Badger Mary Ann, straw hat maker, 9 Talbot street 
Badger Thomas, solicitor and coroner, 12 Bank street, and Rotherham 
Badger Thomas and Wm. scissor manufacturers, 47 Copper street 
Badger Thomas, scissor manufacturer, &c ; h Belfield terrace 
Badger Thomas Johnson, schoolmaster, 66 Pond street 
Badger Wm. scissor manufacturer ; h 253 Shales moor 
Badger and Worrall, silver and plated ware manfrs. 253 Shales moor 
Baggaley James, cowkeeper, 135 Trafalgar street 
Baggaley Jonathan, mason, Milton street, Hanover street 
Baggaley Mrs Mary, 64 Occupation road, and Mrs Mary, Cheney row 
Bagnall Frederick, iron and brass founder, and stove, fender, oven 7 

boiler, &c. manufacturer, Victoria Foundry, 1 1 Norwich street, P 
Bagnall Julia Ann, shopkeeper and beer seller, 147 Solly street 
Bagnall Thomas, grocer, 50 Pye bank 
Bagshaw Ann, dressmaker, 43 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Bagshaw Charles, shopkeeper, 69 Wellington street 
Bagshaw Mrs Hannah, manufacturer ; house, Pitsmoor 
Bagshaw Henry, linen draper, 48 South street 
Bagshaw Henry, silversmith, Neepsend lane 
Bagshaw John, shoemaker, 5 Shepherd street 
Bagshaw John, bookkeeper, 14 Clarence street 
Bagshaw Joseph, warehouseman, 32 Stanley street 



€8 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Bagshaw Martha, lodgings, 14 Orchard lane 

Bagshaw Richard, linen draper, 65 Fargate 

Bagshaw Samuel, draper ; house, Philadelphia 

Bagshaw Thomas, flax dresser, and rope and twine manufacturer, 31 

South street, and 12 Fargate 
Bagshaw Rev William, M.A. Banner Cross Hall 
Bagshaw William, casting pot maker, and metal refiner, 51 Nursery 

street; house, 3 Meetinghouse lane 
Bagshaw Wm. spring knife and razor mfr. 37 Spring st ; h Pitsmoor 
Bagshawe Wm. John, Esq. magistrate, The Oaks, Norton 
Bailey Elizabeth, cowkeeper, The Manor, Park 
Bailey John, shopkeeper, 267 Shalesmoor 
Bailey Matthew, vict. Golden Ball, 52 Wicker 
Bailey Samuel, Esq. Bumgreave, Occupation road 
Baines Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Union street 
Baines Mrs Hannah, 180 Rockingham street 
Baines Elizabeth, straw hat maker, 5 West John street 
Baines Mrs Harriet, 44 Fitzwilliam street 
Baines John, silversmith (j.) 46 Fitzwilliam street 
Baines Robert, tailor, court 13 Holly street 
Baines Thomas, silversmith, Milton street, Hanover street 
Baines Wm. bookkeeper, Spring hill cottages, Crookes moor 
Baker Mrs Ann, milliner, 25 Division street 
Baker Charles, pork butcher, 1 08 Westbar 
Baker John, file manufacturer, 132 Rockingham street 
Baker John, spring knife and steel toy manufacturer and beerhouse, 46 

Garden street 
Baker Wm. silversmith, 22 Monmouth street 
Bakewell Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 227 Upper Allen street 
Balam Richard, comb maker, 3 Acorn street 
Ball George, traveller, Kenyon street 
Ball Thomas, vict. Elephant, 2 Norfolk street 
Ball Wm. glass and earthenware dealer, 25 Silver street head 
Ballans James Noah, and Co., tea, coffee, and spice dealers, 3 Angel 

street ; house Western bank 
Bamford Benjamin, warehouseman, 63 Brown street 
Bamford Edward, shopkeeper, Hilifoot 
Bamford Joseph, plasterer and shopkeeper, 44 Fargate 
Bamforth Wm. shopkeeper, 290 Shales moor 
Bancroft John, linen draper, 26 Portinahon 
Banker Letitia, hosiery dealer, 64 Oborne street 
Banks John, agent to L. Myers and Co ; house William street 
Banks John, saddler, 40 Duke street, Park 
Banks John, shoemaker, Club gardens 
Banks Wm. vict. Rein Deer, 111 Devonshire street 
Bannister Henry, shopman, 20 Regent street 
Barber Benjamin, cooper, 3 Flat street 

Barber Elizabeth, baker and shopkeeper, 21 Duke street, Park 
Barber George, warehouseman, 273 Arundel street 
Barber Henry, spring knife manufacturer, 44 Trafalgar street 
Barber Isaac and James, pen and pocket knife manufacturers, 49 St 

Thomas street ; house 130 Broad lane 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 69 

Barber John and Son, merchants, and Old English ^w ^^f 

razor, table knife, pen and pocket knife, and razor e? & /V\ 
strop, &c. mfrs. 29 Norfolk st : — corporate marks wolf 
Barber John, bookkeeper, 301 Infirmary road 
Barber James Henry, bank clerk, 16 George street 
Barber Joseph, plasterer, yard 140 Rockingham lane 
Barber Lydia, mfr. of the female restorative, 20 Pond street 
Barber Mrs Martha, farmer, Barber nook 
Barber Mrs Martha, manufacturer, 31 Norfolk street 
Barber Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, 34 Norfolk street 
Barber Ralph, joiners' tool, skate, and screw box mfr. 10 Brook street 
Barber Thomas, cart owner, 13 Sheaf street 
Barber Thomas, pork butcher, 112, Duke street, Park 
Barber Wm. silversmith, 53 Burgess street 
Bardwell Miss Sarah, 39 Queen street 

Bardwell Thomas Newman and Sons, auctioneers, stock and share- 
brokers, and agents to the Argus Life Assurance Company, 20 High 
street ; house Prior bank, Cherrytree hill 
Bardwell Thos. Newman, jun. and Fredk. auctioneers ; h Prior bank 
Bardwell Thomas N. shopkeeper and cabinet maker, 37 Orchard st 
Barge Edward, clerk, 134 Fitzwilliam street 
Barge Joshua, confectioner, 2 Broad street, and 1 Kenyon street 
Barker David, gardener and seedsman, 85 West street 
Barker Edwin, hair dresser and perfumer, 133 Barker's pool 
Barker Mrs Elizabeth, Fernley place, Glossop road 
Barker George, surveyor of taxes, 2 Sandon place 
Barker George, comb maker, 63 Campo lane 
Barker George Thomas, silversmith, 1 9 Westfield terrace 
Barker Mrs Hannah, schoolmistress, Sheffield Workhouse 
Barker Mrs Hannah, matron, Infirmary 

Barker Henry, butcher, 9 Shambles ; house Arbourtliorne , Park 
Barker Henry John, boot and shoe maker, 47 Snighill 
Barker H. milliner, 183 Arundel street 

Barker James and Joseph, joiners and builders, 114 New Meadow st 
Barker James, butcher, 50 Shambles ; h IVisewood 
Barker Jane, shoemaker, 20 Flat street 
Barker John, vict. Odd Fellows' Arms, 38 Pitt street 
Barker John, currier and leather cutter, 166 Tudor street, L. S. 
Barker John, shoemaker, 4 Russell street 

Barker John, shoemaker and leather cutter, 141 Gibraltar street 
Barker John, bricklayer, Netherthorpe street 

Barker John and Thomas, razor manufacturers, ct 11 Cross Burgess st 
Barker John, spring knife manufacturer, 12 West John lane 
Barker John Gordon, baker and confectioner, 59 Scotland street 
Barker Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 54 Snighill 
Barker Joseph, beerhouse, Portmahon Tavern, 111 Watery lane 
Barker Mary Ann, dressmaker, 26 Holly street 

Barker Robert, awl blade manufacturer and beerhouse, 17 Edward st 
Barker Rt. clerk of the Sheffield Court of Requests, Corn Exchange 
Barker Robert, schoolmaster, 58 Harvest lane 
Barker Samuel, butcher, 39 Shambles ; house 26 Wilkinson street 
Barker Sarah, widow, and Blackwell Mary, dressmaker, 111 Saville st 



70 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Barker Thomas Rawson, white and red lead manfr ; house The Edge 

Barker Thomas, tinner and brazier, 167 Gibraltar street 

Barker Thomas, shoemaker, Shales square, 111 Duke street, Park 

Barker Thomas, basket maker, 23 School croft 

Barker Thomas, blacksmith and beerhouse, 76 Coalpit lane 

Barker Thomas, butcher, 26 Shambles ; house Richmond 

Barker Wm. baker and confectioner, 21 Baker's hill 

Barker Wm. hairdresser, 1 Netherthorpe 

Barker Wm. carter and green grocer, 132 Gibraltar street 

Barker Wm. shopkeeper, 8 Dun street 

Barker Wm. shopkeeper, 15 King street, Portraahon 

Barkworth James, tailor and clothes cleaner, 18 Lambert street 

Barkworth Joseph, tailor and clothes cleaner, Vine yard, Hartshead 

Barlow Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 41 Campo lane 

Barlow Charles, stock aud share broker, 6 George street 

Barlow Edwin, saddler, 25 Westbar ; h Garden street 

Barlow Edward, silversmith, 202 Granville street 

Barlow Elizabeth, dressmaker, 3 Cheney row 

Barlow Frederick, scissor maker, 53 Bridgehouses 

Barlow Henry, shopkeeper and beerhouse, 26 Lambert street 

Barlow James and Son, scissor and razor manufacturers, 121 Allen 

street ; house 21 Meadow street 
Barlow John, spectacle maker, 119 Porter street 
Barlow Joseph, carter and beerhouse keeper, 20 Johnson street 
Barlow & Potter, grocers and tea dealers, 3 Castle street 
Barlow Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 298 Shales moor 
Barnard John Milne, auctioneer, &c. 55 Orchard st ; h 67 Watery st 
Barnascone Lewis, dealer in Sheffield and Birmingham goods, and 

pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 19 Waingate 
Barnes Abraham, pearl cutter, 25 Chester street 
Barnes Alexander, pen blade and spring maker, Claywood 
Barnes Enoch, cutlery manufacturer, 63 Milton street 
Barnes Edwin, spring knife manufacturer, 57 Campo lane 
Barnes Edward & Son, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife manufac- 
turer, 228 Solly street ; house 32 Regent street 
Barnes Frederic and Co. general factors and cutlery &e. manfrs. 13 
Howard street ; Jph. Clarke, jun. manager, (and 182 Livery street, 
Birmingham, and 109 Fenchurch street, London) 
Barnes Isaac, fine pen, pocket, dirk] and sportsman's knife, &c. manu- 
facturer, 38 Leicester street 
Barnes John, miniature, &c. painter, 95 Fitzwilliam street 
Barnes John, shopkeeper, Infirmary road 

Barnes John, spring knife manufacturer, court 112 Bernard street 
Barnes John, shopkeeper, 82 Upper Edward street 
Barnes John, brush maker (j.) Gloucester street 
Barnes Joseph, corn and flour dealer, 6 Broad st ; h Occupation road 
Barnes Joseph, spring knife cutler, 44 Trinity street 
Barnes Josiah, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 1 68 Broad lane 
Barnes Louisa, spring knife manufacturer, 94 Trafalgar street 
Barnes Matthew, diesinker, Barnes' square, Claywood 
Barnes Matthew, pen, pocket, table, and scissor knife mfr. 61 Allen st 
Barnes Robert, traveller, Spring terrace, Glossop road 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 71 

Barnes Robert and Son, diesinkers, 241 Rockingham street 

Barnes Samuel, blacksmith, 155 Gibraltar st. & shopr. 66 Russell st 

Barnes Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 30 St Thomas street 

Barnes Wm. jun. diesinker ; house 31 St Thomas street 

Barnes Wm. diesinker, shopkeeper, and beer seller, 176 Granville st 

Barnet George, shopkeeper, 8 Orchard lane 

Barnsley George, file manufacturer, Corn hill ; h 249 Upper Allen st 

Barnsley George, tailor, 106 Carver street 

Barnsley Wm. plumber and glazier, 6 Cumberland street 

Barraclough James, warehouseman, 101 Hollis croft 

Barraclough George, coach owner, 11 St Philip's terrace 

Barraclough John, shopman, 8 Regent street 

Barraclough Mr Thomas, Burngreave road 

Barraclough Wm. farmer, Longley 

Barraclough Wm. bookseller and news agent, 40 Fargate 

Barratt John, surgeons' instrument maker and vict. Horse and Jockey, 

19 Pond hill 
Barrett Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 146 Portobello street 
Barrett George, brewer and beerhouse, 45 North parade 
Barrett Matthew, farmer, Crabtree 
Barrett Thomas, vict. Black Lion, 24 Bank street 
Barrick George, tobacco pipe maker, 167 Portobello street 
Barstow Robert, cowkeeper, 107 Carver street 
Barstow Solomon, potato, hay, and straw dealer, 29 Button lane 
Barstow Wm. and Son, plane makers, court 124 Barker's pool 
Bartholomew Charles, civil engineer, Rock street, and Rotherham 
Bartholomew George, cowkeeper, top of Young street 
Bartholomew George, engineer, Burton head 

Bartholomew Jno. shoemaker & old clothes dealer, 47 West-bar green 
Bartholomew Wm. shoemaker, 129 Bath street 
Barthorp James, shopkeeper, Blast lane 
Bartlett Mr Henry Valentine, King's Arms yard, 17 Fargate 
Bartolome M. Martin de, M.D. 3 Eyre street 
Barton Frederick, clock maker and toy dealer, 143 South street 
Barton Jabez, optician, (j.) 82 Talbot street 
Barton James, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, 112 West street 
Barton James, schoolmaster, Pitsmoor 
Barton John, vict. Windsor Castle, 1 Silver street 
Barton Jonathan, grocer, 30 Westbar 
Barton Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield 
Barton Thomas, butcher, 1 1 Waingate ; h 24 Fitzwilliam street 
Barton Thomas, fruiterer, 15 Flat street 

Barton Wm. grocer & flour dlr. 24, and vict. & spirit dlr. 26 Wicker 
Barton Wm. silversmith, 14 Regent terrace 

Bar tram John, flask maker and brass turner (j.) 100 Wellington street 
Bartram Martha, midwife, Grocer's yard, Scotland street 
Bartram Miss Mary, 111 Scotland street 

Bartram Wm. powder flask, shot belt, &c. manfr. 100 Wellington street 
Bashforth Thos. horn presser, Long entry, Scotland st; h Portland pi 
Baskett Mrs Elizabeth, 26 Regent street 
Bassett George, wholesale confectioner, lozenge maker, and British 

wine dealer, New Haymarket, 30 Broad street 



T2 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Bates Brian, clasp manufacturer, 105 Westbar 

Bates Edmund, spring knife mfr. and beerhouse, 95 Duke street 

Bates George, mason and beer seller, 38 Hawley croft 

Bates James, painter and shopkeeper, 58 Hermitage street 

Bates Lydia, beerhouse, 106 Thomas street 

Bates Miss Sarah, Stanton broom 

Batt Miss Jemima, Westbank place 

Batt Wm. silversmith (j.) 73 Wentworth terrace 

Battersby Wm. jobsmith and confectioner, 293 Beet street 

Battie John, grocer and flour dealer, 67 Bernard street 

Battie Wm. gentleman, 257 Glossop road 

Batty Mrs Ann, Stanton broom 

Batty Elizabeth, hosier and glover, 78 Westbar 

Batty James, tailor, 15 Button lane 

Batty Sarah, shopkeeper, 104 Holliscroft 

Batty Mr Wm. 73 Pye bank 

Batty Wm. spring knife cutler, 50 Button lane 

Batty Wm. table blade forger, 26 St Philip's road 

Bawer George, wine and spirit merchant (wholesale & retail,) 50 High st 

Baxby Jonathan, shopkeeper, William street 

Baxter George, fender maker, 16 Button lane 

Baxter Mary, midwife, 27 South street, Park 

Baxter Nathaniel, tinner, 9 Flat street 

Baxter Robert & Co. merchants & mfrs. 15 Arundel st ; h Norton Lees 

Baxter Richard, vict. Yellow Lion, 12 Old Haymarket 

Baxter Wm. painter, 43, Burgess street 

Baxter Wm. shopkeeper, 55 South street, Park 

Bayley Richard, Esq. Castle Dyke, Ecclesall 

Bayley Rev Robt. Slater (Independent minister) Musgrove, Pitsmoor ; 
and principal of the People's College, Orchard street 

Bayley Wm. clerk, 37 Bramall lane 

Bayley Wm. hairdresser, 70 South street 

Bayliffe Robert, post office clerk, 57 Arundel street 

Beadle Wm. spring knife mfr. and shopkeeper, 89 Spring street 

Beal Ann, clothes cleaner and dyer, 3 Hoyle street 

Beal Enoch, scissor manufacturer, court 91 Allen street 

Beal Michael, watchmaker (j.) 20 Monmouth street 

Beal Richard, optician, 76 Rockingham lane 

Beal Samuel, clock maker, 13 Cumberland street 

Beard Geo. cheese, bacon, & flour dlr. 29 Hartshead ; h Shiregreen 

Beard Thomas, furniture broker, 78 Trippet lane 

Beard Thomas, blade forger and shopkeeper, 47 Bridge street 

Bearder James, vict. Gate, 10 Holliscroft 

Beardow George, wheelwright and blacksmith, 146 Gibraltar street 

Beardshaw George, merchant and saw, &c. mfr ; house Western hill 

Beardshaw George, cutler, and E. and I. milliners, 78 Talbot street 

Beardshaw George, table knife manufacturer, Spitalfields place 

Beardshaw George Vickers and Jonathan, merchants and saw manu- 
facturers ; house Western bank 

Beardshaw, Stevenson, and Co., file, &c. manufacturers, 30 Hollis croft 

Beardshaw Jonathan and Son, merchants, and saw, file, edge tool, and 
steel manufacturers, 16 Garden street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 73 

Beardshaw Robert, table knife cutler, 30 Spital bill 

Beardshaw Thomas, table blade maker, Spitaifields place 

Beardshaw Win. buck & stag cutter, 7 Sims croft ; h 23 Red hill ter 

Beardshaw Wm. shopkeeper, 48 Bramall laue 

Beardsworth Henry, horn cutter and presser ; house Pitsmoor 

Beatson Francis, whip mount manufacturer, 15 South street, Park 

Beatson George, manufacturer of brass hoops, &c. Sheaf street 

Beatson John, pork butcher, 27 Allen street 

Beatson Thomas, vict. Chequers, 64 Coalpit lane 

Beatson Wm. beerhouse, Pitsmoor 

Beaumont George, tailor, 7 Nag's Head yard, Old Haymarket 

Beaumont James, boot and shoe maker, 220 Shales moor 

Beaumont Joseph, shoemaker, 100 South street, Park 

Beaumont Phineas, wharfinger and agent to Sheffield Canal Company, 

Canal wharf 
Beaumont Wm. japanner and bronzer, Gas office yard, Bow street ; 

house 29 Belfield street 
Beaumont Wm. table blade print maker, 5 Pepper alley 
Beauvoisin Louis Almond, gent. Belmonte, Park 
Beaver Mrs Esther, Cherry tree yard, 170 Gibraltar street 
Beaver John, shopkeeper, 85 Peacroft 
Beck Wm. calico glazer, 56 Bridge street 

Beck and Adams, cabinet makers & upholsterers, 118 Devonshire st 
Beck Thomas, cabinet maker, &c. ; house 118 Devonshire street 
Beckett Alfred, saw, tobacco knife, calico web, &c. manufacturer, 14 

Oborne street ; house 20 Rock street 
Beckett Abraham, stone engraver, & sexton of St Paul's, 9 Cheney row 
Beckett Ann, dressmaker, 24 Pond street 
Beckett Henry, clerk of St Paul's, South street, Park 
Beckett John, beerhouse keeper, 16 Silver street 
Beckett John, accountant, &c. ; house 16 Norfolk row 
Beckett John, table knife manufacturer, 46 Leicester street 
Beckett Joseph, collector, &c. ; house Hampden place 
Beckett Jph. & Sons, accountants, collectors, & agents to the Western 

Life Assurance Co. 16 Norfolk row 
Beckett Richard, tailor, 14 Peacroft 
Beckett Samuel, warehouseman, Crookes moor side 
Beckitt Joshua, cutlery founder, 12 Carr lane 
Beckitt Charles Wm., surgeon, 10 Norfolk row 
Bedford John, merchant, and steel, file, &c. mfr. 12 Bower spring, and 

Oughtibridge Steel Works ; house 10 Hanover square 
Beeley Benjamin, spring knife mfr ; house 125 Thomas street 
Beeley John, table knife hafter, 76 Arundel street 
Beet Benj. asst. collr. of borough rates, and Mrs My. 32 Shepherd st 
Beet Mrs Hannah, vict. Seven Stars, 36 Trippet lane 
Beet Jonathan and Sons, merchants, and steel, file, saw, edge tool, cut- 
lery, &c. manufacturers, 180 Broad lane 
Beet Thomas, merchant and manufacturer ; house 180 Broad lane 
Beet Wm. stag cutter, 128 Rockingham street 
Beet Wm. Champion, pawnbroker and collector, 25 Pinfold street 
Beet Wm. Jonathan, merchant and mfr ; house 254 Western bank 
Beighton Thomas, bookseller and library, 189 Gibraltar street 



74 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Belcher Zaeh. and Sons, ivory and box rule mfrs. 270 Bright street 

Belcher Henry, house, Gloucester street ; John, house 270 Bright st 

Belcher Thomas, butcher, 29 Charles street 

Beldon Miss Sarah, 205 Bath buildings, Glossop road 

Beldon George, pawnbroker, 10 Wicker 
Belk Mrs Fanny, Fernley place 

Belk George, gentleman, Western bank 

Belk Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 24 Rockingham street 

Belk Joseph, spring knife cutler, Gloucester street 

Bell Alexander, glass grinder, Crookes moor side 

Bell Ann & Mary, dress & straw hat makers, 163 Portobello street 

Bell Ann, milliner, 12 Little Pond street 

Bell George, wholesale grocer, court 25 King street ; house Rock st 

Bell Hannah & Eliz. milliners & lace dlrs. 165 West st. & 52 Belfield st 

Bell Henry, shoemaker, 48 Broad lane 

Bell James, gardener, Stoker cottage, Sharrow vale 

Bell James, engraver, &c ; house Hanover street 

Bell John, manager of the Sheffield, Rotherham, and Chesterfield Fire 
and Life Insurance Company, 25 Norfolk street 

Bell John, shopkeeper and cabinet maker, 44 Brown street 

Bell John and Jonathan, silver and plated dessert and fruit knife manu- 
facturers, Little Sheffield, and Stoker Cottage, near the Cemetery 

Bell John, B.A., mathematical teacher, 4 Gloucester street 

Bell Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 137 Gibraltar street 

Bell Mrs Mary, 30 Mount Zion buildings 
Bell Robert, coal dealer, 130 South street, Park 
Bell Robert, engineer, Burton head 

Bell and Tompkin, engravers, copperplate, lithographic, and letter- 
press printers,- embossers, stationers, and cabinet case, pattern card, 
razor strop, and account book manufacturers, 3 Mulberry street 
Bell William, spring knife manufacturer, court 6 Dun street 
Bellamy Bartholomew, shopkeeper, 36 Colliers' row 
Bellamy Charles, steel converter, 1 46 Devonshire street 
Bellamy John, hair cutter and news agent, 79 Broomhall street 
Bellamy John and Son, horn button manufacturers, 61 Broad street; 

house Wyburn cottage, Cricket inn 
Bellamy John Vallance, grocer and corn factor, 32 Union street 
Bellamy Mr Peter, 107 Lord street 
Bellamy Robert, druggist, 56 Hoyle street 

Bellamy Rev. Samuel (Independent minister,) 52 Charlotte street 
Bellamy Wm. printer and butcher, 106, house 158 Devonshire street 
Bellamy Wm. Senior, sheriff's officer, 3 Paradise square 
Bellamy Wm. Fredk. clerk to Insurance Company, 25 Norfolk street 
Bembridge John, painter, 130 West street 
Bembridge John Conrad, arHst, 130 West street 
Bendelow Chas. plasterer, 36 Carver street, and 104 Rockingham lane 
Bendelow Joseph, plasterer, colourer, and cement chimney- top, vase, 
& figure maker, & dlr. in Roman cement, laths, hair, &c. 36 Holly st 
Benn James, table knife manufacturer, court 17 Bailey street 
Bennett Charles, tailor, 1 8 Nursery street 

Bennett Edwd. & Henry, plumbers, glaziers, & painters, 84 Burgess st 
Bennett Edward, gardener & seedsman, 8 Fruit market ; h 7 Fox st 



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Bennett Elizabeth, shopkeeper, painter & japanner, 162 Rockingham st 

Bennett Mrs Elizabeth, 53 Wicker 

Bennett Henry, plumber, painter, &c ; house Chester street 

Bennett John, warehouseman, 67 Fitzalan street 

Bennett John, painter, and Mary, dressmaker, 14 York street 

Bennett John, butcher's steel manufacturer, King street, Portmahon 

Bennett John, beerhouse keeper, 176 West street 

Bennett Mr John, Mallear place 

Bennett Joseph, grocer, and foreign fruit and tea establishment, 26 
Church street, and 7 Castle street 

Bennett Luke, steel refiner, 31 Chapel street 

Bennett William, painter ; house Canning street 

Bennett William, steel melter, 107 Sa^ille street 

Benney John, plaster figure maker, 36 Little Pond street 

Benson Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 139 South street 

Benson James, shopkeeper, 150 Bernard street 

Benson Mr Joseph, 109 Hanover street 

Benson Joseph, shopkeeper, New George street 

Bentley John, sausage maker, 56 Silver street head 

Bentley Robert, Rotherham Brewery Store, 31 Exchange street; 
George Dungworth, agent 

Bentley Wm. vict. Rotherham House, 87 Castle folds 

Benton Alice, dressmaker, 38 Broad lane 

Beresford Isaac, diesinker, &c. 12 Carver street 

Bernard Thomas, hair dresser, 10 Bailey lane 

Berrisford Robt. stone dealer, 74 Burgess st; quarry, Brmcliffe edge 

Berrisford Samuel, cowkeeper, 166 Harvest lane 

Berry Benjamin, carter, 165 Portobello street 

Berry George, cowkeeper, 42 Townhead street 

Berry Hannah, shopkeeper, 85 Spring street 

Berry Henry, engraver & etcher, 6S Campo lane ; h 9 St Thomas st 

Berry Joseph, umbrella, parasol, &c. mfr. & haberdasher, 43 Church st 

Berry Thomas, ale and porter brewer, and malt & hop dealer, Eccles- 
all Brewery, 15 South street; house 161 Arundel street 

Berry Wm. shoemaker, 87 Spring street 

Bertram George, iron, steel, &c. dealer ; house 51 Westbar 

Bertram James, merchant, and ironmongery and cutlery dealer, 6 
New Market street ; house 2 Gell street 

Best Mrs Ann, 1 Broomhall place 

Best Misses, 77 Broomspriug lane 

Best Abraham, currier, (j.) 24 Regent terrace 

Best John, Temperance coffee house, 40 Lambert street 

Best John, Thomas, and James, merchants and table knife manufac- 
turers, 12 Howard street 

Best John, shopkeeper, Pitsmoor 

Best Rev Thomas, M.A. incumbent of St James's, 33 Wilkinson st 

Best William, vict. Ball, 52 Pye bank 

Bestall Francis, hairdresser, 39 Orchard street 

Bethley Joseph Fredk. watchmaker and tobacconist, 24 Chapel walk 

Betts Alex, hair dresser, 208 Gibraltar street ; house 17 Ward street 

Betts W T illiam, file cutter, 120 Broomhall street 

Beverley Sarah, dressmaker, 60 Meadow street 



76 SHEFFIELD DIBECTOBY. 

Bibbs Elizabeth, dressmaker, 24 Duke street 

Bickley Wm. Lyon, vict. and coach proprietor, Tontine Hotel and 

Posting House, 22 Old Haymarket 
Bickley Wm. solicitor, & agt to Guardian F.&L.Assnce Co. 10 St Jas. st 
Biggin George, saw, &c. manfr ; house 88 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Biggin John, table knife manufacturer, 102 Pond street 
Biggin Isaac, warehouseman, Hanover street 
Biggin Samuel and Son, saw and scythe manufacturers, 115 Scotland 

street ; house 88 Saint Philip's road, Portmahon 
Bilham Sarah, dressmaker, 16 Jessop street 
Billam Thomas, coal dealer, 20 Ebenezer street 
Billam Wm. fluter, 13 Norfolk lane ; house Siddall street 
Billing J ph. Washington, spring knife mfr. court 93 Dukest ; h Heeley 
Binge Mrs Amelia, West bank place 
Binge Wm. file grinder, 42 Charles street 
Bingham Charles, chimney sweeper, 6 Dun street 
Bingham Caroline, straw hat maker, 39 Hereford street 
Bingham Edward, wholesale grocer ; house Claremont place 
Bingham, Hall, & Co., wholesale grocers, 20 Old Haymarket 
Bingham Elizabeth, spring knife manufacturer, 85 Broad lane 
Bingham Mr George, 84 Hanover street 

Bingham Harriet, (late Wm.) fine scissor manfr. 49 Edward street 
Bingham James, warehouseman, top of Broomspring lane 
Bingham John, razor maker, 200 Upper Allen street 
Bingham John, tobacconist, 42 JSroad street 
Bingham Joseph, razor manufacturer, court 2 Radford street 
Bingham Mary, milliner, 166 Rockingham street 
Bingham Mary, shopkeeper, 163 Watery lane 
Bingham Matthew, boot and shoe maker, 32 Leadmill road 
Bingham William, grocer and flour dealer, 33 Netherthorpe 
Bingham William, grocer and flour dealer, 197 Rockingham street 
Bingley Chas. Wm. solicitor, vice-consul for Sweden and Norway, & 

agent to Farmers' & Genl. Insrnc. Co. 30 Change alley ; h Millhouses 
Bingley Elizabeth, straw hat maker, 50 Harvest lane 
Bingley George, coal dealer and shopkeeper, 146 Duke street, Park 
Bingley James, bill poster, 28 Charlotte street 
Binks John Dixon, vict. Manchester Railway Hotel, 70 Nursery st 
Binney Edw. vict. White Bear, 8 High street 
Binney John and Co. (late Binney Brothers and Co.) steel converters 

and refiners, Wicker ; house, Belmonte, Park 
Binney Luke, carrier's agent, 1 50 Gibraltar street 
Binney Thomas, file manufacturer, 48 Lambert street 
Binney Thomas, anvil maker and jobsmith, 48 Holly street 
Binney Thomas, jun., jobsmith, house 67 Thomas street 
Binney Wm. solicitor, 18 Mulberry street, Norfolk street 
Binns Jemima, hackney coach, &c. owner, 55 South street 
Binns and Jennings, chemists, druggists, & oil & colourmen, 60Targt 
Binns Samuel, chemist, &c; house 65 Orchard street 
Binns Mrs Sarah, 13 New street 
Birch John, farmer, Prospect House, Intake road 
Pird Bernard, tobacconist, tea dealer, and stationer, 70 Fargate 
Bird John, shoemaker, 17 Hartshead 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 77 

Birkhead Chas. edgetool manufacturer ; house Roughbank, Park 

Birkinshaw John, cutler's file maker, 38 Flat street 

Birkiushaw Jonathan, dealer in leeches, 30 Bridge street 

Birks Mr Ebenezer, 29 Pond street 

Birks Edward, hawker, 3 Smith street 

Birks John, whitesmith ; house 4 Arundel lane 

Birks Jonathan & Son, razor mfrs. ct. 75 Porter st; h 11 Clarence st. 

Birks Joseph, razor infr ; house 17 Clarence street 

Birks and Parkin, brush manufacturers, 20 Orchard street 

Birks Peter, Wm. and John, (in firm Rawson and Co.) h IVoodhoase 

Birks Thos. brewer, (firm Rawson and Co.) ; h Broom Bank House 

Birks Wm. brewer; house 29 Pond street 

Birks William Bladworth, tailor, 29 Regent street 

Birks William, metal spoon maker, court 50 West street 

Birks William, brush maker; h 18 Bramall lane 

Birks William, brush maker, (j.) court 169 Fitzwilliam street 

Birtles Abraham, engraver and printer, court 16 Fargate 

Birtles Francis, mason and shopkeeper, 198 Fitzwilliam street 

Birtles Thomas, mason at the Cemetery 

Birtles Wm. regr. & collector of poor rates, Bank view, Crookes moor 

Bishop Ann, boarding house, 42 Harvest lane 

Bishop Elisha, weaver's shear, nipper, picker, burling-iron, loom-knife, 

&c. mfr ; 43 School croft 
Bishop George, spring knife manufacturer, 17 Steelhouse lane 
Bishop John, chimney sweeper, 63 White croft 
Bishop John, grocer, and flour, ham, &c. dealer, Hanover square ; 189 

Broomhall street 
Bishop Joseph Wright, grocer, and flour, ham, cheese, &c. dealer, 167 

West street 
Bishop Luke, shoemaker and rag dealer, 65 Pea croft 
Bishop Miss Mary, Stanton broom 
Bishop Mr Matthew, Clarkhouse lane 
Bishop Samuel, edge tool manufacturer, 166 Young street 
Bishop Thomas, penknife manufacturer, 21 Allen street 
Bishop William, corn and flour dealer, 1 Duke street, Park 
Black Thomas, policeman, court 44 Nursery street 
Blackburn John, cowkeeper, 156 Young street 
Blackburn John, shoemaker, 236 Bright street 
Blackburn Rev John, M.A. incumbent of Attercliffe 
Blackburn Joshua, vict. Rein Deer, 39 South street, Park 
Blackburn William, police sergeant, 15 Johnson street 
Blacker Joseph, cowkeeper, 53 Chester street 

Blackford Wm. saw, busk, calico web, & machine knife mfr. 9 Smith- 
field, and vict. Union, 61 Silver street head 
Blackhurst Stephen, shoemaker and coffee house, Hill foot 
Blackhurst Stephen, sen. shoemaker, 24 Chapel street 
Blackshaw John, pocket knife manufacturer, 36 Cricket Inn road 
Blacktin John, gardener and seedsman, 130 Scotland st. & Neepsend 
Blacktin Joseph, gardener, 121 Meadow street 
Blackwell Charles, tailor, Hiilfoot 

Blackwell Henry, shopkeeper and carter, 24 Anson street 
Blackwell John, file manufacturer, 51 Lambert street 

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78 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Blackwell Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, New Jericho street 

Blackwell Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, Jericho street 

Blackwell Joseph, coach builder ; house 3 Porter street 

Blackwell Mark, vict. Norfolk House, 38 Furnival road 

Blackwell Robert John, gilder, 51 Pyebank 

Blackwell Samuel, shoemaker, court 1 Rockingham street 

Blackwell and West, coach builders, &c. 3 Porter street, 29 Orchard 

place, and Rotherham 
Blackwell Mr William, Tower hill, Pyebank 
Blackwell William, tailor, 32 Sycamore street 
Blackwood Thomas, silversmith, 36 Rock street 
Blake Hannah, vict. Norfolk Arms, 5 Norfolk street 
Blake James, shopkeeper, 93 Granville street 
Blake Thomas, merchant and type founder, &c; house Woodside 
Blake and Parkin, file and saw mfrs. and steel converters and refiners, 

31 Meadow street Works 
Blake John, file, saw, &c. mfr ; house Uppei'thorpe Villa 
Blakeley William, tailor and draper, 55 Norfolk street 
Bland James, bailiff, 44 Scotland street 
Bland Miss Frances Ann, Somerville terrace 
Bland Robert, Geneva merchant, Ecclesall New road 
Bland Samuel, silversmith, 108 Hollis croft 
Bland William, warrant officer, Springfield place 
Bland William, collector, Hampden place 
Blaydes Jane, cabinet maker and shopkeeper, 106 Button lane 
Blenkhorn James, joiner and builder, 22 ; house 35 Norfolk street 
Bletcher John, spring knife manufacturer, 63 Park hill lane 
Bletcher Mrs Mary, 7 West Norwich street 
Bletcher Thomas, merchant, 23 Carver street 

Blewit Wm. razor case and strop mfr. and shopkeeper, 33 Walker st 
Bloomer John, brace, bit, joiner's tool, &c. mfr. 108 Rockingham st ; 

house 21 Broomspring lane 
Bloor George, butcher, 96 Harvest lane 
Bloor Henry, Hoyle street school ; house Hanover street 
Bloor Jesse, brewer's cooper, Hanover street 
Blundell Wm. relieving officer and vestry clerk, for Sheffield South 

District ; house 193 South street Park 
Blunn James, glass cutter, 92 Bridge street; house 49 Fitzalan street 
Blurton John, printer, court 31 King st. and 30 Castle st ; h Crabtree 
Blyde James, scissor & shear mfr. 122 Fitzwilliam st; h Broom terrace 
Blyde Joseph, cab owner and green grocer, 72 Westbar 
Blythe John, mason and bricklayer, Pitsmoor 
Blythe John, bricklayer and furnace builder, 52 Chapel street 
Blythe Thomas, coal dealer, 32 Belfield street 
Blythe William, bricklayer, 52 Fitzalan street 

Boaler John, scale and spring maker, & Thomas, fireman, 56 Holly st. 
Boardman Chas. cap & ferrule mfr. 48 Pond st ; h 153 South st. Park 
Boardman Henry, shoemaker, 5 Bower street 
Bocking William, beer house, 36 Hawley croft 
Booking John, pork butcher, 45 Snighill 

Boden James, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife manufacturer, 34 St 
Philip's road, Brookhill 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 79 

Boden Joseph, baker and flour dealer, 26 Pinfold street 

Boden Robert, steel manager, 4 Castle hill 

Boden Samuel, gardener and seedsman, Clough bank, and Attercliffe 

Boldon Willoughby, spring knife manufacturer, 135 Edward street 

Boler Charles, baker and flour dealer, 51 Howard street 

Boler Samuel, confectioner and British wine dealer, 118 Westbar 

Bolland Christopher, designer, 38 Regent street 

Bolland Thomas, tinner and brazier, 32 Fargate 

Bollington Sophia, dressmaker, 92 Duke street, Park 

Bolsover Henry, traveller, 99 Wentworth terrace 

Bolsover Matthew, grocer and flour dealer, 174 Solly street 

Bolton Charles, fine scissor manufacturer, 70 Pyebank 

Bolton James, French polisher, 8 Townhead st ; house 12 Garden st. 

Bolton Stephen, scissor manufacturer, 9 Steelhouse lane 

Bonnington Edward, miller (j.) 54 Bramall lane 

Bonser Thomas, cheese and butter dealer, 21 Shepherd street 

Bonser William, shopkeeper and shoemaker, 48 Allen street 

Booker George, cowkeeper and cart owner, 178 Bernard street 

Booker & Dickenson, pen, pocket, & sportsman's knife mfrs. 6 Dun st. 

Booker Isaac, shoemaker, 23 Effingham street 

Booker John, spring knife manufacturer ; house Waterloo road 

Booker John, vict. Fitzwilliam Hotel, 55 Broomhall street 

Booker Mary, vict. Fortune of War, 102 Scotland street 

Booker Richard, butcher, 23 Fargate, and farmer, Heeley 

Booker Thos. china, glass, &c. dlr. 18 Paradise sq. and 250 Moorfieids 

Booker William, traveller, 147 Harvest lane 

Boot Andrew, spring knife manufacturer, 48 Trippet lane 

Boot Charles, mason, Edge bank, Cherrytree hill 

Boot Joseph, mason and beerhouse, Cherrytree hill 

Booth Abraham, grocer and tea dlr. (whols. & retail) 2 Castle street 

Booth Alfred, razor grinder, 22 Bramall lane 

Booth Alfred, tailor and draper, 201 Moorfieids 

Booth Mrs Ann, (and Frances, dressmaker,) 74 Howard street 

Booth Benj. Stocks, commercial and mathematical academy ; school 

64, house 141 Fitzwilliam street 
Booth Charles, grocer and agent for Worsdell's pills, 67 Westbar 
Booth George, joiner, 33 Lee croft ; house Fullwood 
Booth Henry bookkeeper, 40 Chester street 
Booth Henry, silversmith, 135 Meadow street 
Booth Henry, butcher, 108 South street; house Wales 
Booth Joel, tailor, 15 St Philip's terrace 
Booth John, manager, Upper Slack Works 
Booth John, fishmonger, 183 Gibraltar street 
Booth John, cowkeeper, 65 Broomspring lane 
Booth John, grocer, corn & flour factor & miller, 83 W^estbar, and 53 

Broomhall street 
Booth John, grocer and flour dealer, 82 Shepherd street 
Booth John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 8 Charles street 
Booth John, hat manufacturer, 52 Snighill 
Booth John, butcher, 18 Shambles ; house Dent lane, Mosbro' 
Booth Joseph, mason and builder, Tudor place 
Booth Joseph, hat mfr. 14 Fruit market; house 5 Upper Allen street 



80 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Booth Joseph, tailor, 95 Meadow street 

Booth Joseph, shoemaker, 17 Spring street 

Booth Luke, table, butcher, cook, and palette knife mfr. 41 Norfolk 
street ; house 43 Leadmill road 

Booth Richard, butcher; and Ann, staymaker, 229 Portobello street 

Booth Richard, tailor and draper, 87 Fargate 

Booth Samuel, tailor, 28 Carver street 

Booth Sarah and Emma, shopkeepers, 29 Hermitage street 

Booth Solomon, horn haft and scale presser, 169 Rockingham street 

Booth Thomas, tailor and draper, 10 Change alley 

Booth Wm, Stocks, traveller, & Jno. S. organist, 226 Shrewsbury road 

Booth Wiiliam Henry, surgeon, 103 Westbar 

Booth Wm. grocer & flour dealer, 56 Westbar, and 50 Church street 

Booth William, tailor, 13 Duke street lane, Park 

Booth William, tailor, 281 Shales moor 

Boothroyd John, horn presser & dealer, court 44 Carver street ; house 
24 St Philip's road 

Boothroyd Joseph, cabinet case mkr. 13 Norfolk lane; h St Philip's rd 

Borwick Samuel, phleme manufacturer, 86 Spring street 

Bostock Edwin, boot & shoe warehouse, 8 High st. (T. Wilson, agent) 

Bosworth John Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield 

Bottom John, patentee of the antifriction carpenter's brace, and roast- 
ing jack, &c. manufacturer; house 6 St Philip's road 

Bottom Joseph, painter, 43 Holland street 

Bottom Mark, whitesmith and beerhouse, 10 Plum street 

Bottom Sarah, beerhouse keeper, 68 Bridge street 

Bottom William, butcher, 124 South street 

Boulding Mary, shopkeeper, 247 Allen street 

Boultbee Henry, surgeon, 6 Surrey street 

Boulter Henry, razor case maker, (j.) 163 Solly street 

Bowden George, table knfe mfr. court 55 Newcastle st ; h Hillfoot 

Bowen Rev Percival, M.A. head master of the Grammar school, 54 
Charlotte slreet ; house Norton Lees 

Bower Brothers, (late Bower & Bacon,) type founders, 14 Nursery In 

Bower Benjamin, Temperance coffee house, 55 Lambert street 

Bower George William, typefounder; house Roewood, Pitsmoor 

Bower George, butcher, Little Sheffield 

Bower Henry, type founder , house Spring terrace, Glossop road 

Bower Henry spring knife manufacturer, Gas office yard, Bow street 

Bower Jasper, butcher, 59 Fargate 

Bower John, spade and shovel maker, 13 Duke street, Park 

Bower John, traveller, 59 Wentworth terrace 

Bower Luke, shopkeeper, 68 Harvest lane 

Bower Martha, widow, 27 Orange street 

Bower Samuel, farmer, Shirtcliffe lane, Pitsmoor 

Bower Samuel, butcher, 74 South street ; house Dych lane, Norton 

Bower Thos. case spring & hinge mfr. Gas office yd ; h Sands paviours 

Bower Thomas, shopkeeper, 31 West street 

Bower William, saddle and harness maker, 65 South street 

Bower William, mark maker ; house Rock street 

Bowler John & Wm. umbrella and parasol horn hook mfrs. 44 Button 
lane ; house Upper Heeley 



SHEFFIELD DIBECTOBT. 81 

Bowling Mrs Elizabeth, 67 Chester street 

Bowling Richard, schoolmaster, 69 Suffolk road 

Bowman Sarah, pawnbroker, 10 Workhouse croft ; h Crookes moor 

Boyes Joseph, cabinet maker, and Mrs., midwife, 5 Steelhouse lane 

Boyes Joseph, Asylum keeper, Sheffield Workhouse 

Boyes Matthew, furniture broker, 19 Steelhouse lane 

Boyes Thomas, agent to Pickford and Co ; house 10 Milk street 

Boyes William, furniture broker, 125 Gibraltar street 

Brackenbury Thomas, shoemaker, court 23 Arundel street 

Bradbury Ann, dressmaker, 80 Arundel street 

Bradbury Mrs Charlotte, lodgings, 1 6 Orchard lane 

Bradbury James, shop and beerhouse keeper, 50 Morpeth street 

Bradbury John, joiner and builder, 31 Carver street 

Bradbury Miss Mary Ann, Stanton broom 

Bradbury Robert, tinner and brazier, 37 Campo lane 

Bradbury Sarah, shopkeeper, 43 Effingham street 

Bradbury Samuel Vincent, penknife cutler, court 77 Brown street 

Bradbury Thos. and Son, mfrs. of silver and plated goods, 24 Arundel 

st. (& 30 Bouverie st. London;*) house 26 Surrey street 
Bradbury Thomas, cabinet maker, 62 Granville street 
Bradbury Vincent, penknife cutler, 25 Arundel street 
Bradbury William, printer, (j.) 42 Westbar green 
Bradford John, joiner and cabinet maker, 62 Trippet lane 
Bradford Samuel, bone cutter, Jericho street 
Bradley and Co. ale and porter brewers, and maltsters, Soho Brewery ', 

Ecclesall New road 
Bradley Henry, boot and shoe maker, 80 Pond street 
Bradley James, brass turner, & Esther, dressmaker, 16 Cumberland st. 
Bradley John Rose, horn presser and buck, stag, &c. cutter, 92 West 

street; house 15 Brownell street 
Bradley and Johnstone, coach and railway carriage builders, & spring, 

patent axle, and harness manufacturers, 12 Baker's hill 
Bradley Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 6 Castle green 
Bradley Thos. silver & plated ware mfr. 79 Oborne st ; h 20 Chapel st 
Bradley Thomas Baker, bookkeeper, Stanton broom 
Bradley William, brewer, coach builder, &c ; house Manor Oaks 
Bradley William, flask maker, (j.) 52 Townhead street 
Bradney John, ironmonger, jeweller, japanner, and mfr. of improved 

wringing machines, &c 59 Market place 
Bradshaw Eliza, dressmaker, 14 Cornish street 
Bradshaw John, beerhouse, Crookes moor 
Bradshaw Wm. and Son, table, butcher, and shoe knife manufacturers, 

35 Townhead street 
Bradshaw Wm. jun. table knife manufacturer ; house 42 Regent lane 
Bradshaw Wm. joiners' tool mkr. 35 Hague In ; h 16 Effingham lane 
Bradshaw William, bookkeeper, 185 Allen street 
Bradshaw William, vict. Golden Ball, 12 Forge lane 
Bradshaw Wm. palette knife mfr. & florist, Sheldon street, & Club gdns. 
Bradshaw William, shopkeeper, 92 Broomhall street 
Bradshaw William, farmer, Crookes 
Bradwell Isaac, razor maker, Baker's yard, 55 Peacroft 
Bradwell John, shopkeeper, 202 Upper Allen street 



82 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Bradwell Joseph, razor blade maker, Portland place, Upperthorpe 
Bradwell Robert, tailor, Crookes moor side 
Brady Curtis, rope, twine, and net manufacturer, 27 Baker's bill 
Brady Mary and Rebecca, ladies' school, 165 Western bank 
Brailsford John, boot and shoe maker, 204 Fitzwilliam street 
Brailsford William, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 7 George street 
Braithwait Charles, mason and shopkeeper, 38 Water lane 
Braithwait John, hairdresser and perfumer, 12 Change alley 
Braithwait Richard, fine scissor, tailors' shear, &c. manufacturer, 23 

Carr lane ; house Mount Pisgah 
Braithwait Thomas, scissor manufacturer, 32 Rockingham street 
Bramall Godfrey, boot and shoe maker, 28 South street 
Bramall Henry, shoemaker, 17 Chester street 
Bramall John, (firm Fisher and Bramall;) house 78 Hoyle street 
Bramall John, boot and shoemaker, 192 Gibraltar street 
Bramall John, warehouseman, 16 Chapel street 
Bramall John, grocer and flour dealer, 19 Forge lane 
Bramall Joseph, farmer & cattle dealer, Intake road, Park 
Bramall Samuel, joiner and builder, 159 Rockingham street 
Bramall Thomas, file manager, 15 Talbot street 
Bramall William, beerhouse, Gatefield 
Brameld Joseph, shoemaker, 23 Chapel street 
Bramhall Wm. clerk, Shrewsbury road 
Bramhall Wm. saw handle maker, 128 West street 
Bramhall Wm. saw manager, 27 Paternoster row 
Bramhall Wm. cart owner, Hanover street 
Bramley Edward, town clerk and solicitor (firm, Haywood, Bramley, 

and Gainsford ;) h JVestcliffe^ Fulwood road 
Bramley Matthew Jarvis, grocer ; house 43 Snighill 
Bramley Mrs Mary, 272 Glossop road 
Bramley Mrs Sarah, Broomspring lane 
Bramley Wm. plumber, glazier, and vict. Tankard and Punch Bowl, 

94 Broad street 
Brammah Misses, 73 Leadmill road 
Brammall Jonathan, traveller, 5 Broomhall place 
Brammall Joseph, table knife manfr. ct 35 Norfolk street ; h Roeivood 
Brammer Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, Hammond street 
Bramwell James, spring knife manufacturer, 18 Duke street 
Bramwell John, boot and shoe maker, Crookes 
Bramwell John, file cutter, 10 Clarence street 
Bramwell John, table knife hafter, 286 Rockingham street 
Bramwell Robert, brewer's traveller, Ecclesall new road 
Bramwell Samuel, rag dealer, and Temperance Coffee hs. 48 Hoyle st 
Bramwell Thomas, cowkeeper, and Wm. silversmith, Crookes 
Branson Anthony, gentleman, 166 Broad lane 

Branson Anthony Clarke, solicitor, 4 Fargate ; house 166 Broad lane 
Branson Ferguson, M.D. 7 Howard street 

Branson Thomas, solicitor, and consular agent for the U. S. of Ame- 
rica, 11 St James' row , house Broomgrove 
Brassington George, spring knife manfr. Queen street, Philadelphia 
Brassington Wm. spring knife cutler, Tobacco box walk 
Bray Eliza, shopkeeper, North parade 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 83 

Bray Henry, warehouseman, 40 Holland street 

Bray Mary, straw hat maker, 115 Broomhall street 

Bray Nicholas, table blade forger, 34 Leadmill road 

Bray Samuel, shopkeeper, 143 Gibraltar street 

Brearley Wm. tailor, 137 Solly street 

Brears James, tailor, 122 Broomhall street 

Brelsforth Wm. beerhouse keeper, 63 Wicker 

Brentani Mrs Eliza, dressmaker, 11 Baker's hill 

Bretnell John, saddler, 11 Commercial street 

Brett Geo. Essex, auctioneer & beerhs. Dolphin Hotel, 37 Division st 

Brett John, tailor, 98 South street, Park 

Brewin Samuel, pawnbroker, 5 W'aingate 

Briddon Wm. beerhouse, Grape Tavern, Jessop street 

Bridgeford John, printer, and publisher and proprietor of the Sheffield 

Iris, court 22 Fargate ; house 39 Broomspring lane 
Bridgens Benj. brass founder, ct 117 Barker's pool ; h 118 Eyre st 
Bridgens John, brass founder, 17 Charles street 
Bridges Mary, milliner and dressmaker, 6 Howard street 
Bridges Thomas, traveller, Bloomsbury place 
Briggs George, bookkeeper, 15 Milk street 
Briggs Henry, merchant's clerk, Hanover place 
Briggs Richard, mason, Tomcross lane 
Briggs Samuel, awl blade, shoe tack, sack and collar needle, &c. mfr. 

186 Solly street; house Red place, 90 Garden street 
Briggs Samuel Bell, mattress maker, 21 Nursery street 
Briggs Thomas, wheelwright and joiner, 7 Stanley lane 
Briggs Wm. gentleman, Nelson place, Glossop road 
Bright George, beerhouse, 34 Peacroft 
Bright John Hadfield, silversmith, Pondmill gardens 
Bright Paul, land surveyor and valuer, corn inspector, auditor of Shef- 
field Union, & agt. to Phoenix Fire & Crown Life Offices, 73 Wicker 
Bright and Sons, jewellers, gold and silversmiths, watchmakers, and 

merchants, 64 High street 
Bright Maurice ; house 64 High street ; Seiim, h Crescent, Buxton 
Bright Mrs Sarah, gentlewoman, Mount pisgah 
Bright Westby Hadfield, engraver and printer, ct 27 High street ; and 

grocer and flour dealer, 60 Silver street head 
Brightmore John, butcher, 43 Shambles ; house Catcliffe 
Brindley Mary Ann, dressmaker, 77 Wellington street 
Brinnen Charles, butcher, 117 Broomhall street 
Brinnen James, butcher, 27 Bow street 

Brinnen Richd. butcher and vict. St Philip's Tavern, 92 St Philip's rd 
Briscoe Wm. & Son, merchants ( PFolverhampton ,) J. S. Warner, 37 

Victoria street, agent 
Brittain Benjamin, butcher, 81 Shambles ; house Wicker lane 
Brittain George Septimus, butcher, 244 Moorfields 
Brittain Joseph, shopkeeper and penknife manfr. 3 Wellington street 
Brittain Samuel Swann and Co. saw manfrs. and steel converters and 

refiners, St George's Works, Shoreham street, Leadmill field ; house 

Broomspring lane 
Brittain Samuel, butcher, 48 Shambles ; house Shoreham street 
Brittain Verdon Swann, butcher, 44 Shambles, and 92 South street 



84 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Brittain Wm. penknife manfr. Furnival lane ; house Shoreham street 
Brittain Wm. Swann, butcher, 169 Glossop road market 
Brittlebank Henry, pressman, 66 Arundel lane 

Brittlebank Jph. horn presser, and buck, stag, &c. cutter, 60 Peacroft 
Broadbent Edwin, vict., Punch Bowl, I Coulston street 
Broadbent Chas. Edward, solicitor, 1 Bank st ; house Crookes moor 
Broadbent Henry, shopkeeper, 1 62 Lord street 
Broadbent Henry, linen draper and hosier, 50 Snig hill 
Broadbent John, vict. and spirit dealer, Bull & Mouth, 30 Waingate 
Broadbent Thomas, linen draper and hosier, 19 Westbar 
Broadhead and Atkin, mfrs. of Britannia and Tutannia metal goods, 
and dealers in silver and British plate, Britannia Works, 1 Love st 
Broadhead John and Son, grocers, tallow chandlers and maltsters, 116 

Westbar 
Broadhead, Hall, and Co., fine scissor, tailors' shear, &c. manufac- 
turers, 83 Eldon street 
Broadhead John, scissor, &c. manufacturer ; house Hanover square 
Broadhead John, rag and bone dealer, 8 Hollis croft 
Broadhead Joseph, shoemaker, New George street 
Broadhead Margaret Elizabeth, dressmaker, 47 Broomhall street 
Broadhead Matthew, shoemaker, 8 Jessop street 
Broadhead Rogers, Britannia metal, &c. mfr ; house 234 Brook hill 
Broadhurst Daniel, shoemaker, 1 04 Trippet lane 
Broadhurst Isaac, cooper, 31 Silver street head 

Broadhurst Lazarus, paper case and inkstand mfr. 34 Sycamore street 
Broadhurst Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 121 South street 
Broadhurst Wm. and Son, merchants, and table, cook, butcher, and 

shoe knife, and saw and steel mfrs. 27 Westfield terrace 
Broadhurst William Marshall, manufacturer ; house 51 Gell street 
Broadley Ann, milliner, 129 Hammond street 
Brocksop Patience, upholstress, 158 Broad lane 
Brodie Walter, schoolr. 159 Portobello street ; house 157 Brook hill 
Bromley James, boot and shoe manufacturer, 84 Fruit market 
Bromley John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 71 Market place 
Bromley Mrs Mary, 23 Broomspring lane 

Bromley Samuel and Son, grocers and flour dealers, 1 32 Portobello st 
Bromley Thomas, silver, &c. cap and ferrule manufacturer, Eldon lane 
Brook Thomas, wood turner, 6 Vicar iane ; house 21 Sussex street 
Brooke George, tailor, 13 Charles street 
Brooke James William, tailor, 12 Maltravers street 
Brooke John, mason and bricklayer, 49 South street, Park 
Brooke Peter, penknife mfr. ct 6 Lord street, and 49 South st. Park 
Brooke Joseph, collector and vict., George IV., Infirmary road 
Brooke Thomas, mason and builder, 25 Talbot street 
Brookes Ann, (late Thomas,) file mfr. 19 ; house 23 Arundel street 
Brookes Ebenezer, (late Edward Barber,) pen and pocket knife and 

razor manfr. 5 Charles st ; h 58 St. George's sq. Charlotte street 
Brookes Edward, snuffer manufacturer ; house Rock terrace, Rock st 
Brookes Hy. confectioner and tea and British wine dlr. 55 Market pi 
Brookes James, spring knife manufacturer, Canning street 
Brookes James, shoemaker, 59 Eyre lane 
Brookes John, hosier and lace, &c. dealer, 53 Market place 



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Brookes John, bone scale cutter, Sheaf bank 

Brookes John, farmer, Longley, Barnsley road 

Brookes Luke, painter, 256 Bright street 

Brookes Samuel, comb manufacturer, court 17 L Eyre street 

Brookes Thos. comb manufacturer, 193 Allen st ; h 16 Masdinlane 

Brookes Wm. and Son, merchts. and mfrs. of snuffers, nippers, vices, 

wrenches, nutcracks, garden shears, compasses, hammers, tool chests, 

scissors, razors, table knives, &c. 29 Rockingham street 
Brookes Wm. sen ; house Shirtcliffe lane ; Wm. jun; h Rock street 
Brookfield Miss Ann, Spring vale, Steel bank 
Brookfield Charles, solicitor ; house Southboume, Clarkhouse lane 
Brookfield George, shoemaker, court 46 Chapel street 
Brookfield and Gould, solicitors, 4 Paradise square 
Brookfield Fredk. furniture broker, 60 Westbar ; h 55 Watery street 
Brookfield Thos. grocer, 119 West st. and chaser, &c. ct 6 Tudor st 
Brookhouse John, jeweller and watch and clock maker, 52 Fargate 
Brooksbank Abram, merchant and mfr; h 58 St. George's square 
Brooksbank Matthew, green grocer, 87 Duke street, Park 
Broom William, steel melter, 23 Walker street 
Broomhead Benjamin, warehouseman, 94 Water street 
Broomhead Benjamin, butcher and farmer, Gatefield 
Broomhead Charles, vict. Norfolk Arms, 91 Granviile street 
Broomhead Edmund, bookkeeper, 184, and Mrs Jane, 182 Watery In 
Broomhead Henry, solicitor, 17 North Church st ; h 10 Paradise sq 
Broomhead Henry, jun. solicitor, 3 Hartshead 
Broomhead John, butcher and vict. Minerva, Hillfoot 
Broomhead Joseph, bank clerk, Clark house lane 
Broomhead Mark, table knife manufacturer, 56 Burgess street 
Broomhead Richard, spring knife cutler, Oaks bank, Broomhill 
Broomhead Robert, wire drawer and shopkeeper, 67 Coalpit lane 
Broomhead Thomas, quarryman, 206 South street, Park 
Brough Ralph, mason, 85 Duke street 
Brown Mrs Ann, 72 Brown street 

Brown and Axe, slaters and timber and slate merts. 19 Division street 
Brown Charles, steel converter, &c ; house Bailey lane 
Brown Copley, silversmith, 17 Chapel street 
Brown Duncan, fluter and studder, 53 Coalpit lane 
Brown Eardley, silversmith, 16 Clarence street 
Brown Edward, grocer and flour dealer, 174 Gibraltar street 
Brown and Flather, brace, bit, auger and joiners' tool mfrs. and sole 

mfrs. of Bottom's improved registered brace, 251 Solly street 
Brown Frances, dressmaker, 89 St. Philip's road, Portmahon 
Brown George, stationer and periodical book agent, 35 Arundel street 
Brown George, lodge keeper, Park Grange 
Brown George Clement, cabinet maker, 121 Devonshire street 
Brown Geo. Ogden, auctioneer and coal and salt agent, Staveley Coal 

Dep6t, Twelve o'clock ; house Rotherham 
Brown George, silver plater, Fernley place 

Brown Henry, joiners' tool manufacturer ; house 257 Solly street 
Brown Henry, silversmith, William street 

Brown Henry, glass cutter, Shilo Wheel ; house 29 Chapel street 
Brown Henry, blacksmith, 68 Broomhall street 



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Brown James, travelling draper, 12 St. James' street 

Brown James, slater, &c ; house 1 9 Division street 

Brown James, jun. slater, 60 Leicester street 

Brown James, master of St. Paul's school ; house 63 Carver street 

Brown James, scissor & shear mfr. ct 65 Coalpit lane ; house Jericho 

Brown John Bower, merchant and mfr. (firm Greaves & Sons ;) house 

Shire House, Shire green 
j5rown John & Son, boot & shoe mkrs. 38 Church street ; h West bank 
Brown John, merchant and mfr. of steel, files, table cutlery, &c. 24 

Orchard street ; house 167 Western bank 
Brown John, merchant ; house 7 Sandon place 
Brown John & Son, solicitors & stamp distributors for Waps. of Straf- 

forth and Tickhill & Staincross, 1 St James' street 
Brown John and Walter, solicitors ; house Endcliffe crescent 
Brown John, engineer, 49 Occupation road 
Brown John, joiner, 165 Broomhall street 
Brown John, joiner, (j.) 13 Fitzwilliam street 

Brown John, file cutter & beerhouse, 169 Rockingham st & Bailey In 
Brown John, rouge manufacturer, 132 Harvest lane 
Brown Mr John, Burngreave road 

Brown Jonathan, springknife cutler, 1 12 Broomhall street 
Brown Joseph, cabinet and razor case maker, 26 North church street 
Brown Joseph, shopkeeper and case maker, Croo/ces 
Brown Joseph, shoemaker, 38 Pond street 
Brown Joseph, cowkeeper, 13 Castle green 
Brown Joseph, pork butcher, 114 Trippet lane 
Brown Robt. Mc Dowall & Co. merchants, 81 Arundel street ; house 

7 Sandon place 
Brown Roger, slater, slate merchant, & builder, 81 Division street, and 

brick maker, Ecclesall New road 
Brown Samuel, slater & slate mert. 101 Devonshire street ; house 225 

Portobello street 
Brown Sampson, penknife manufacturer, 79 Brown street 
Brown Mr Thomas, 10 Charles street 
Brown Thomas, blacksmith, 20 New Church street 
Brown William, bank cashier, 5 Church street 
Brown William, wholesale draper, 18 James' street 
Brown William Cooper, tailor, 37 Chester street 
Brown William, working jeweller and watchmaker, court 13 High st 
Brown William, saw manufacturer and steel converter, Bailey lane 
Brown William, wood turner, 1 24 Trafalgar street 
Brown William, whitesmith, (j.) 143 Meadow street 
Brown William, steel melter, 20 Regent terrace 
Brownbridge John, joiner, (j.) 1 Gloucester place 
Brownell Abraham, shopkeeper, 178 Rockingham street 
Brownell Charles, Esq. merchant ; house Liverpool 
Brownell John, bookkeeper, 106 Pye bank 
Brownell Mrs Marianne, New field green 

Brownell Rt. R.& Chas. merchants & steel, razor, &c. mfrs. 10 Carver st 
Brownell Robert Robinson, merchant; house Cliff field 
Brownell Wm. secretary to the Sheffield Fire office ; house Broomhall 
JBrownhill Horatio, painter and glazier, 43 Coalpit lane 



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Srownhill John, silversmith, (j.) 114 Broomhall street 

Brownil Hy. Jno. Jas., mfr. of pen, pocket, sportsman, and table knives, 

88 Scotland street 
Brownlow William, shopkeeper and carter, Little Sheffield 
Bruester Ruth, toll collector, Ecclesall New road 
Brumby & Middleton, merts. & table knife, &c. mfrs. 11 George street 
Brumby Wm. Ward, merchant & mfr ; house 27 Victoria street 
Brumby William, shopkeeper, 18 Pond hill 
Brumby William, excise officer, 27 Chapel street 
Brummit Thomas, managing chemist, 33 Sussex street 
Brunt John, steel melter, Burton head 

Brnnton George, wood turner and buff and glazier mfr. 2 1 Flat street 
Brunton John, turner and chair maker, 29 Sycamore street 
Bryars Edward, tailor, 6 Jessop street 

Brymbo Iron Co. ironmasters, Park Iron Works, & Brymbo, N.IVaks 
Bueher Louis, teacher of languages, 194 Brook view 
Buck Joseph, shopkeeper, 59 Pye bank 
Buckley George, solicitor's clerk, 30 Egerton street 
Buckley James, warehouseman, Beet street 
Buckley John, shoemaker, 25 Pond hill 
Bucklow Ann, vict. Eagle Tavern, 80 Wellington street 
Bull William, engineer, 12 Red hill 
Bullass John, vict. Hermitage Inn, Little Sheffield 
Bullivant Job, butcher, 36 Broad street 

Bullivant and Priest, bookbinders and stationers, 60 Orchard street 
Bullivant Robert, bookbinder ; house 60 Orchard street 
Bullock Mrs Emily Maria, milliner, dressmaker & lace dlr. 41 West st 
Bullock George, file maker and scrap dealer, 6 Orchard lane 
Bullock John, scale presser, 45 New street lane, Park ; h Blast lane 
Bulloss John, tailor, 29 Carver street 
B ulloss Joseph, tailor, 84 Pye bank 

Bulloss Joseph, scissor manufacturer & vict. Ball, 27 Spring street 
Buhner Thomas, beerhouse, W r hite croft 

Bunting Richard, pen and pocket knife manufacturer ; h 27 Regent st 
Bunting Robt. and Son, table, pen, & pocket knife mfrs. 10 Regent st 
Bunting Samuel, fruit and coal dealer, 50 Hawley croft 
Bunting Sarah, vict. and spirit dealer, 30 Castle street 
Burbeary James Pashley, solicitor, 8 Campo lane; house Oakholme 
Burdekin Benjamin, gentleman, 269 Glossop road 
Burdekin John, silversmith, 147 Fitzwilliam street 
Burden Thomas, letter carrier, Bloomsbury place 
Burgin Charles, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealer; and roller offender 

mouldings, &c, 66 Queen street; and steel converter and railway 

spring, &c. manufacturer, 23 Hollis croft 
Burgin George Roe, printer, 25 Suffolk road 
Burgin James, tailor and draper, 5 George street 
Burgin John, shopkeeper, 34 Cross Smithfield 
Burgin John, spring knife manufr. and shopkeeper, 162 Duke st. P. 
Burgin John, beerhouse, 8 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Burgin Joseph, scissor manufacturer ; house 63 West street 
Burgin Joseph Henry, spring knife manfr. court 169 Rockingham st 
Burgin Judith, shopkeeper, 90 Duke street, Park 



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Burgin Mrs Sarah, Western bank 

Burgin Sarah, ladies' school, East view, Pisgah 

Burgin and Ward, scissor, tailors' shear, &c. manfrs. 63 West street 

Burgin Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 165 South street, Park 

Burgin Wm. gardener and seedsman, 15 Fraitmarket, & 82 Westbar 

Burgin Wm. tailor, Broomhill 

Burgoin Henry, tailor and woollen draper, 30 Norfolk street 

Burkinshaw Charles, cork knife manufacturer, Brook street 

Burkinshaw George, coal leader, 57 Bailey lane 

Burkinshaw George, shopkeeper and saw handle maker, Little Sheffield* 

Burkinshaw Harriet, straw hat maker, 157 South street 

Burkinshaw John, saw handle maker, 1 00 West st ; h 28 Suffolk st 

Burkinshaw John, file cutter, 142 Portobello street 

Burkinshaw Thomas, shopkeeper, Wicker 

Burkinshaw Wm. vessel broker, 34 Smithfield 

Burley Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, court 30 Bailey street 

Burley Hannah, schoolmistress, 134 Eldon street 

Burley James, razor and table, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife 

manufacturer, court 5 Eyre lane ; house 22 Froggatt lane 
Burley James, boot and shoe maker, 66 Orchard street 
Burley John, mark maker, court 16 Fargate ; house 50 Chapel street 
Burley Thomas, wood turner and carver, court 58 Fargate 
Burn Robert, tobacconist, 81 Tenter street 
Burnand John, chaser, 7 Porter street 

Burnand Miss Maria, millinery & baby linen warehouse, 25 Fargate 
Burniston Wm. Christopher, hairdresser, 87 Broad lane 
Burns Michael, shopkeeper, 19 Hereford street 
Burrell Wm. tailor and hosier, 49 Snig hill 
Burrows Ann and Elizabeth, shopkeepers, 23 Division street 
Burrows John, stag, buck, horn, &c. cutter ; house Tapton 
Burrows Robert, blacksmith, court 35 Brown lane 
Burrows Samuel, carver fork manufacturer, 94 Spring street 
Burrows Samuel, Henry, and John, stag, buck, horn, and hard wood 

handle and scale cutters and dealers, 26 Shepherd street 
Burton Anthony, violin preceptor, 78 Lead mill road 
Burton John, grocer and flour dealer, 29 Holly street 
Burton John, shoemaker, 78 Leadmill road 

Burton Mrs Mary, butcher, and Misses, school, 117 West street 
Burton Mrs Sarah, lodgings, 192 West street 
Burton Thomas, blacksmith, Leadmill road 

Burton Wm. and Son, plane mfrs. 15 Westbar ; h 42 Lambert street 
Bush and Birkhead, edgetool, augur, &c. mfrs. 35 Rockingham lane 
Bush Alfred, edgetool, &c. manufacturer ; house 32 Clarence street 
Bush Sleigh, grocer and flour dealer, 42 Bramall lane 
Bush Wm. optician, and Eliza, milliner, 115 Devonshire street 
Bussey Mrs Caroline, and Edward, broker, 27 Workhouse croft 
Bussey Edwin, cutlery dlr., auctioneer, & furniture broker, 40 Angel st 
Butcher Edward, linen and woollen draper, 7 High street 
Butcher Mrs Eliza, Lowfield Cottage 
Butcher Mrs Hannah, 37 Broomspring lane 

Butcher Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; h Endcliffe crescent 
Butcher Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; h Five Oaks. Glossop rd 



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Butcher Wm. and Samuel, merchants, steel converters and refiners, 
and manufacturers of edge tools, files, razors, &c. 41 Eyre lane, and 
13 Furnival st ; and tilters, forgers, & pen steel mfrs. Philadelphia 
Butler Charles, horn, haft, and scale presser and dlr. 23 Wellington st 
Butler Charles, spring knife manufacturer, 29 Brocco street 
Butler George and Co. merchants, and scissor, and table, pen, and 

pocket knife, &c. manufacturers, 4 Trinity street 
Butler George, merchant and cutlery mfr ; house Whiteley Wood 
Butler John, joiner, 43 St Thomas street 
Butler Joseph, horn presser, 49 Charles street 

Butler Mrs Mary, confectioner, 13 Barrel yard, 36 Duke street, Park 
Butler Captain Thomas, Brightside bank 

Butler Wm. scissor manfr. 4 Trinity street; house Western bank 
Butler Wm. shopkeeper, 74 Russell street 
Butterell Edwin, grocer and maltster, 273 Shales moor 
Butterell Wm. coal owner, Ecclesall ; house The Edge 
Butterfield John, vict. Florist Inn, 121 Broad lane 
Butterley Company, pig, bar, hoop, and rod iron manufacturers, But- 
ter ley Iron Works <ijr Codnor Park, near Alfreton ; John Hodgson, 
agent, 9 Norfolk row 
Butterworth Joseph, brewer, spirit dlr. & vict. Black Swan, 5 Fargate 
Butterworth Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 18 Fargate 
Buttery Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, 213 Eyre street 
Buttrick Charles Belton, shoemaker, 169 Portobello street 
Buxton George, table knife manufacturer, 162 Tudor street, Little 

Sheffield ; house Ecclesall Dew road 
Buxton Isaac, vict. Porter Cottage, 68 Porter street 
Buxton John, spring knife manfr. Flockton's yard, Division street 
Buxton John, saw manfr. 35 Suffolk road ; house 16 Talbot street 
Buxton Jonathan, auditor, collector, and highway clerk for Ecclesall 

Bierlow, Eldon street, 77 Button lane 
Buxton Richard, shopkeeper and beerseller, 9 Brook street 
Byrne Daniel, butcher, 27 Shambles ; house 108 Granville street 
Byron John, mason and builder, 15 Ebenezer street 
Byron John, jun., mason, bricklayer, and gravestone cutter, 50 Hoylest 
By water Abel, druggist, 179 ATundel street, & 192 South street, Park 
Bywater Geo. Fredk. firework mfr. & vict. Kelvin Grove, Infirmary rd- 
Bywater Harriet, shopkeeper, 27 Netherthorpe place 
Cade Robert, tailor, 41 Rockingham street 
Cadman Ann, hosier, 235 Moor fields 

Cadman Charles & Sons, merchants, steel converters and refiners, and 
filemanfrs. (mark, bien, 1751) Canal Steel Works, 57 Andrew st 
Cadman Charles, merchant ; house Pitsmoor 
Cadman Edwin, merchant, vessel owner, &c ; house Westbourne 
Cadman Edward, turner; and Caroline, straw hat maker, 2 Union bldgs 
Cadman Mrs Hannah, 195 Rockingham street 

Cadman Henry, merchant and vessel owner; house Burngreave road 
Cadman John, vict. Devonshire Anns, 23 South street 
Cadman Mary, razor manfr. 8 Monmouth street ; house Tapton hill 
Cadman Mrs Mary, Clay wood 

Cadman Peter and Sons, merchants, and table knife, saw, &c. majra* 
facturers, 4 Surrey street, and 83 Norfolk street 

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90 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Cadman Peter, merchant and manufacturer ; house Ballifield Hall 

Cadman Radley Thos. engraver and copper plate printer, 36 Sycamore st 

Cadman Samuel, penknife manufacturer, 70 Button lane 

Cadman Seth, comb maker, 2 Young* street, Little Sheffield 

Cadman Sarah and Law Hannah, ladies' school, 61 Arundel street 

Cadman William, merchant, &c ; house Handsivorth Grange 

Cadman Wm. brazier (j.) 26 Bramali lane 

Calton Charles, blade maker, 34 Charles street 

Calton Mrs Elizabeth, 256 Rockingham street 

Calton Wm. shoemaker, court 56 Eyre lane 

Calvert Henry, cheese agent, 16 Old Haymarket 

Calvert Wm. mason, 28 Carver street, and 1 Division lane 

Cam Harriet, shopkeeper, 100 Peacroft 

Cam Mrs Louisa, gentlewoman, Broomgrove road 

Cam John, steel mercht. & spokeshave mfr. 20 Eyre In ; h 155 Eyre st 

Cam John, iron and brass turner, 111 Wellington st ; h 7 Clarence st 

Cam Joseph, steel manager, Ecclesall new road 

Cam Joseph, razor maker, 5 Cheney row 

Cam Mrs Mary, 60 Button lane 

Cammell Charles, merchant & manufacturer ; house Botanical Gardens 

Camsell Amos, mason, 71 St Thomas street 

Candow Walter, joiners' tool maker, 8 Tudor street ; h. ct 9 Eyre lane 

Candow John, joiners' tool maker (j.) 2 Hermitage street 

Cane Sarah, shopkeeper, 70 Burgess street 

Cantrell Joseph, gardener, Broomhill 

Capper Mrs Charity, dealer in leeches, 72 South street, Park 

Capper James, shopkeeper, 130 Pond street 

Carbutt John, painter, Hanover street 

Carbutt Solomon, cowkeeper, Harmer lane 

Cardwell Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Cricket inn 

Card well Joseph, farmer, Nunnery farm, Park 

Cardwell Joseph, butcher, 29 Shambles ; house Intake 

Cardwell Mr Richard, Hanover street 

Cardwell William, butcher, 32 Shambles ; house Intake 

Carlisle Charles, ivory cutter, 35 Rockingham street 

Carlisle Thomas, shopkeeper, 31 Bailey street 

Carlisle Wm. table knife mfr. ivory cutter and cutlery dlr. 23 Orchard In 

Carnall Francis, beerhouse, 140 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 

Carnall Samuel, grocer and flour dealer; & Mr George, Little Sheffield 

Carnall Thomas, shoemaker, Little Sheffield 

Carpenter Wm., whitesmith (j.) Grove lodge, Hillfoot 

Carr Ann, table knife manufacturer, 63 Hollis croft 

Carr Charles, professor of music, 8 Ellison street 

Carr Charles, file manufacturer, 73 Broad lane 

Carr Francis, butcher, 52 Division street 

Carr George, fender manufacturer, 30 Arundel street 

Carr Mrs Hannah, New George street 

Carr Henry, shoemaker, 43 Lee croft 

Carr Henry, working maltster, court 13 High street 

Carr Henry Gilles, table knife manager, White house, Bramali lane 

Carr Henry Smith, fender manfr. &c ; h 13 Paternoster row 

Carr James, bricklayer and shopkeeper, 58 Arundel street 



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Carr John, surgeon, 20 Paradise square 

Carr John and Riley, merchants, and saw, ledger blade, spiral cutters, 

file and steel manufacturers, 41 Bailey lane 
Carr John, fender manufacturer ; house 30 Arundel street 
Carr Mrs Mary, Radford place 

Carr Richard, butcher, 1 Shambles ; house Tomcross lane 
Carr Richard, schoolmaster, 163 Rockingham street 
Carr Richard, paper dealer, King's Arms yard, 17 Fargate 
Carr Riley, mercht. & saw mfr. ; house Springfield place, Glossop road 
Carr Rowland, ivory cutter, 5 Rockingham lane ; house 23 Clarence st 
Carr Scamadine, file manufacturer, 108 Broad lane 
Carr and Steel, fender manufacturers, 8 Sycamore street 
Carr Mr Thomas, Broomspring lane 
Carr Thomas, shopkeeper, 6 Pond street 
Carr Win, spiral cutter and ledger blade manufacturer, Vicar lane ; 

house Springfield cottage, Attercliffe 
Carreer George, tap keeper, 28 Exchange street ; house Lord street 
Carreer Thomas, engine tenter, 29 Effingham lane 
Carrington Mrs Sarah, 163 West street 
Carrington Mrs Ruth, Broom terrace 
Carson James, policeman, 202 South street, Park 
Carson John, travelling draper, 20 St James' street 
Carson Matilda, tooth extractor, 17 Flat street 
Carson William, joiner, Netherthorpe street 
Carter John, traveller, 31 Howard street 
Carter John, confectioner, 56 Pinstone street 
Carter, Smith, and Watson, brewers and maltsters, 15 Eldon street 
Carter William, working jeweller, 8 court 13 High street 
Cartledge Charles, grocer and maltster, 80 Scotland street 
Cartledge Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 107 Duke street, Park 
Cartledge Jas. grocer and flour dealer, 35 Broad lane & 18 St Philip's rd 
Cartledge Joseph, ginger beer maker, Infirmary road 
Cartledge Jph. clerk & sexton of St Philip's ; house 8 Paradise square 
Cartledge Mr Jonathan, 33 Talbot street, and 30 Lord street 
Cartledge Paul, schoolmaster ; house 19 Spring street 
Cartledge Richard, shop and cowkeeper, 110 Green lane 
Cartledge Wm. vict. Old Cup, 7 New Market street 
Cartwright Mr George, 86 Norfolk street 
Cartwright Henry, mark maker, 254 Solly street 
Cartwright John, turner and hard wood merchant, Soho wheel ; house 

190 Solly street 
Cartwright Mary, shoemaker, 22 York street 

Cartwright Matthias, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 74 Peacroft 
Cartwright Thomas, mark maker, 64 Peacroft 
Carver William Harrison, gentleman, Broomhill 
Case James, vice, &c. maker, 8 Union lane ; house 27 Cumberland st 
Castle Jonathan, boot and shoe maker, 27 Bow street 
Castleton Paris Moore, silversmith, yard 9 Eyre street 
Castleton Mrs Ann, 252 Solly street 

Caterer Jno. saw, &c mfr (firm Woodhouse & Caterer ;) h 82Hanover st 
Caterer Mrs Maria, 134 Rockingham lane 
Cathrall Thomas, shoemaker, 13 Chapel street 



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Cavalier Anthony, metalsmith, and Mrs. milliner, 45 Nursery street 
Gavill George, butcher, 36 Shambles ; house Intake 
Cavill George, razorsmith, 21 Figtree lane 
Cavill George, shoemaker, Cadman street 
Gavill Joseph, journeyman tanner, 61 Bridge street 
Cavill Thomas, millwright, 8 Love street; house 34 Chapel street 
Cawood Mrs Elizabeth) Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Cawthorne Charlotte, dressmaker, 138 Lord street 
Cawthorne Daniel, potato dealer, Canal wharf; house 12 High st.Parfo 
Cawthorne John, saw maker (j.) Burton head 
Cawthorne Joseph, cowkeeper, Morpeth street 
Cawthorne Wnu edge tool forger, 102 Rockingham lane 
Cawton Cecelia, shopkeeper, 41 Bailey street 
Cawton Thomas, table knife manufacturer, 13 Broomspring lane 
Cecil Joseph, chemist and druggist, 62 Westbar 
Chadburn Alfred, optician, &c ; house 26 Nursery street 
Chadburn Brothers, opticians, mathematical, electrical, and philoso-^ 
phical instrument manufacturers, and cutlery, &c. dlrs. Albion works, 
and Photographic portrait gallery, 26 Nursery street 
Chadburn Francis Wright, optician, &c ; house 26 Nursery street 
Chadburn Elizabeth, confectioner, 59 Norfolk street 
Chadwick Adam, shopkeeper and excavator, 73 Wellington street 
Ghadwick John, bricklayer, furnace builder, and vict. Sheaf Tavern, 

Cattle market 
Chadwick Wm. vict New Market Inn, 28 Furnival road, Cattle mkt 
Chadwick Wm. sexton, and Adam, secretary, Cemetery Lodge 
Challenger Benj. boot & shoe maker, 16 Change alley, & 140Gibraltar st 
Challenger George, grocer and flour dealer, 1 Fornham street 
Challenger Martin, grocer and tea dealer, 19 Fargate 
Challenger P. shopkeeper, 19 Castle green 
Challiner Wm. blacksmith and farrier, 9 South street, Park 
Challiner Henry, smith, farrier, and vict. Barrel, 36 Duke st. Park 
Chalmers Rev. E. B., B.A., incumbent, Fulwood 
Chaloner George, printer, 47 Church street 
Chamberlain James, vict. and spirit dealer, 35 Fargate 
Chamberlain John, vict. Norfolk Arms, 18 Sands paviours 
Chamberlain Rev Cater, assistant curate of St George's, 217 Glossop rd 
Chambers Amos, shopkeeper, 10 Chester street 

Chambers Ann & Co. ale and porter brewers, & maltsters, 1 08Bridge st 
Chambers Ann, brewer and vict Station Inn, 81 Wicker 
Chambers Charles, merchant's clerk, Burngreave road 
Chambers Charles, whitesmith and braziers' tool manfr. 1 Howard In 
Chambers Cornelius, spring knife manufacturer, 4 Chester street 
Chambers Fras. Henry, brewer ; house Arundel cottage, Rock street 
Chambers George, shoemaker, 38 Dunfields 

Chambers Haley, brass founder, 1 Howard lane ; h 21 Arundel lane 
Chambers Miss Harriet, 18 Victoria street 
Chambers John, vict. Queen's Hotel, 55 Queen street 
Chambers John, solicitor, 47 Norfolk street 
Chambers John, butcher, 4 South street, Park 

Chambers Wm. Kilham, house, sign, & ornamental painter,144 Broad In 
Champion Alfred, railway clerk, 51 Burngreave terrace 



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Champion John, razor manager, Westbank place 

Champion Rebecca, lodgings, 47 Castle green 

Champion Samuel, razor manfr. shopkeeper, andbeerhs. 108 Carver st 

Champion Miss Sophia, 173 Fitzwilliam street 

Champion Thos. and Co. scissor, penknife, & razor mfrs. 169 Broad In 

Chapman Mr Benjamin, grinder, 9 Clarence street 

Chapman Henry, shopkeeper and timber merchant, 21 Castle folds 

Chapman Joseph, cooper, and packing case maker, 52 South street ; 

house 132 Fitzwilliam street 
Chapman and Lowe, engravers, 3 Campo lane 

Chapman Luke, self tip handle dealer, 8 Eyre lane ; h Rockingham In 
Chapman Peter, comb cutter, 9 School croft 

Chapman Robert, grocer, and corn and flour dealer, 30 Pinstone st 
Chapman Samuel, pawnbroker, 97 Westbar 
Chapman Thomes, shopkeeper, 77 Division street 
Chapman Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 36 Division street 
Chapman Wm. engraver ; house 22 Wheeldon street 
Chapman Wm. vict. Wheat Sheaf, 18 Penistone road 
Charles Andrew Frank, schoolmaster, School street lane, Park 
Charles Elisha Montagu, bookbinder, 14 Commercial street 
Charles Samuel, spring knife cutler, Brown lane 
Charles Wm. and Sons, iron and steel rollers, 8 Kellam island 
Charles Wm. h. Hampden place ; John & Wm. Augs.,h Upperthorpe 
Charlesworth Ezra, beerhouse, 104 Duke street, Park 
Charlesworth John, boot and shoe maker, 137 Allen street 
Charlesworth John, pork butcher, 8 Duke street, Park 
Charlesworth John Turner, ^confectioner, baker, and flour dealer ; 

Sub Post office, 163 South street 
Charlesworth John, plasterer, 23 Saint Thomas street 
Charlesworth Joseph, cap and ferrule maker, Sylvester gardens 
Charlesworth Robt. schoolmaster, 23 Tudor street; h 27 St Philip's ter 
Charlesworth Thomas, pork butcher, 8 Duke street, Park 
Charlesworth Thos. manfr. of military, naval, livery, gilt, plated, and 

British silver buttons, clasps, caps, ferrules, hoops, shields, &c. and 

cutlery dealer, Sylvester gardens 
Charlesworth William, file maker, Hammond street 
Charlton John, silversmith, 57 Charles street 
Chatter ton Benjamin, shopkeeper, 172 Sky edge, Park 
Chatterton John, shopkeeper, 41 Pitt street 
Cheadle Walter, dyer, 110 Barker's pool 
Cheetham George, traveller, Xetherthorpe street 
Cheetham Josiah, shoemaker, 182 Rockingham street 
Cheetham Joseph, surgeon, 41 South street 
Cheetham Thomas, vict. Red Lion, Little Sheffield 
Cheetham Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 91 Duke street 
Cheetham Thomas, bookkeeper, Deep Pit No. 1 
Chesman Richard, steel melter, 28 Willey street 
Chesman Richard, etcher, 138 Rockingham street 
Chesman Thomas, surgeon, 12 East parade 

Chester George, ivory, buck, stag and horn cutter and dealer, 1 02 Fargt 
Chester Wm. tinner and brazier, 133 West street 
Chesterman and Bottom, patentees and manufacturers of the self- 



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acting spring tape measures, blind and map rollers, roasting jarckg, 

model steam engines, &c. 39 Division street 
Chesterman James, patentee and manufacturer ; h Ecclesall new road 
Chicken John, mason, builder, and vict. Yellow Lion, 1 Coalpit lane 
Child Joseph, shoemaker, 24 Cross Chapel street 
Chisholm Mrs Martha, 291 Shales moor 
Chumbley Charles, joiners' tool maker, (j.) 136 Eldon street 
Chumbley Joseph, watchmaker, 52 Church street 
Chumbley William, watchmaker, 18 South st ; h 22 Fitzwilliam street 
Church of England Instruction Society, 20 Carver street 
Clapham Diana, shopkeeper, 59 Pea croft 

Clarebrough Francis, mason and beerhouse keeper, 248 Portobello 
Clarebrough Robert, mason, plasterer, slater, & builder, 33 Johnson st 
Clark Charles, Temperance coffee house, 167 Rockingham street 
Clark David, mason, Snow lane 

Clark George* boot and shoe maker, 117 Meadow street 
Clarke and Hague, joiners and builders, 7 Bridgehouses 
Clark Henry, joiner and builder, 67 Meadow street 
Clark James) painter and gilder, 99 South street 
Clark John, bricklayer, Spring hill, Crookes moor 
Clark John, joiner, 73 Wellington street 
Clark Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, Neepsend 
Clark Joseph, engraver, 9 Hawley croft 
Clark Mrs Lydia, 30 Fitzwilliam street 
Clark Mrs Martha, 31 Charles street 
Clark Mrs Mary, 72 Fitzalan street 
Clark Samuel, shoemaker, 22 Smith street 
Clark Terrance, linen, &c. hawker, 6 Spring street 
Clark William, shoemaker, 278 Solly street 

Clark Wm. registrar of births and deaths for N. District, 85 Westbar 
Clark William, joiner and paper hanging dealer, 67 West street 
Clark William, joiner; house 42 Fitzalan street 
Clark William, silversmith, 1 Holland street 
Clarke Edward, dyer, scourer, and presser, 78 West street 
Clarke John, hosier, 17 King street, and 33 Westbar 
Clarke Joseph, jun. manager for Frederic Barnes & Co ; h Steel bank 
Clarke Thomas, bone and horn merchant, 1 8 Bower spring 
Clarke William, farmer, Howard hill, Steel bank 
Clarkson Benjamin, share and stock broker, 10 East parade 
Clarkson George, shoemaker, 30 Charles street 
Clarkson Joseph, whitesmith, court 38 Fargate; h 16 Orchard lane 
Clarkson Joseph, bookbinder, (j.) 52 Regent lane 
Claypham John, shoemaker, 30 Scotland street 

Clayton Benjamin, table knife mfr. 50 Rockgm. In; h Upr. Edward st 
Clayton Charles, butcher, 4 Pond street 
Clayton Charles, shopkeeper, 32 Norwich street 
Clayton George, table knife mfr. 5 Love st ; h 230 Shrewsbury road 
Clayton George, butcher, 221 Upper Allen street, and 55 Shambles 
Clayton George, butcher, 93 Tenter street 

Clayton George, butcher, 68 Shambles ; house ct 36 Duke street, P. 
Clayton Henry Sleaford, hair dresser, 128 Portobello street 
Clayton John, auctioneer and valuer, 26 Paradise square 



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Clayton John, rolling mill manager, 10 Keilam island 

Clayton Mary Ann, old clothes dealer, 15 Dun street 

Clayton Philip, furniture broker and vauler, 10 Union street 

Clayton Robert, butcher, Little Sheffield 

Clayton Septimus, accountant, 35 Campo lane ; house Attercliffe 

Clayton Wm. Hy. valuer and broker, 22 Paradise sq; h Daisy bank 

Clayton William, bookkeeper, back of 14 Eyre street 

Clayton William, butcher, 115 Allen street 

Clegg Mrs Ann, nurse, 9 Wellington street 

Clegg Ellen, dressmaker, George street, Philadelphia 

Clegg Charles, professor of music, 12 Cheney row 

Clegg Wm. saw manufacturer ; house 254 Beet street 

Cliff Mrs Ann, widow, 11 Broomspring lane 

Clifton Miss Elizabeth, Stanton broom 

Clifton William, vict. and spirit dealer, Spread Eagle, 9 Fargate 

Clixby Thomas, cooper, 105 Duke street, Park 

Close Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, 29 Broad street lane 

Clough Miss Mary, William street 

Clover Thomas, tailor, 183 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 

Cluley Mrs Sarah, (Miss, teacher of drawing,) 26 Clarence street 

Coates Amos, shoemaker, 120 Backfields 

Coates Francis, cowkeeper, Bramall lane 

Coates George, shoe and patten maker, 276 Shales moor 

Coates George, stone mason, 38 Howard street 

Coates Richard, tailor, 7 Dun street 

Coates Thomas, carriers' porter, 24 Stanley street 

Cobb Joseph, tailor and draper, 4 New Haymarket 

Cobb William, joiner and beerselier, 172 Portobello street 

Cobby William, supt. railway station, Wicker ; h 4 Hallcar terrace 

Cochrane Charles, tailor, 118 Barker's pool 

Cockayne Alfred, warehouseman, Andrew street 

Cockayne Charles, quarry owner, Brincliff edge ; h 61 Fitzwilliam st 

Cockayne Edward, brass founder, ct 9 Church st ; h 162 Portobello st 

Cockayne George, beerhouse, 160 Upper Allen street 

Cockayne George, pharmaceutical and dispensing chemist, 22 Angel st 

Cockayne James, vict. Tuscan Tavern, 17 St Thomas street 

Cockayne James, scissorsmith, 14 St Philip's road 

Cockayne Joseph, butcher, Silver street head ; house 13 Pea croft 

Cockayne Mary Ann, beerhouse, bath, and boat keeper, Bath street 

Cockayne Thomas Bagshaw and William, linen and woollen drapers^ 

&c. 1 Angel street; houses 199 and 201 Shrewsbury bank 
Cockayne William, gentleman, Clarkson street 
Cocker Alfred, boot and shoe maker, 21 Cross Burgess street 
Cocker Ann, pork butcher, 48 Wicker 

Cocker Mrs E. E. needle, &c. manufacturer ; house Endcliffe vale 
Cocker Ezra, shopkeeper, St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Cocker, Grayson, and Co. saw manufacturers, 42 Carr lane 
Cocker James, saw manufacturer ; house Wetlands, Norton 
Cocker James, warehouseman, 19 Occupation road 
Cocker James, grocer and flour dealer, 51 Hermitage street 
Cocker John, grocer and flour dealer, 215 Eyre street 
Cocker John, shoemaker and beerhouse, 108 Eyre lane 



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Cocker John, steel, wire, hackle, gill pin, and spiral spring manufac- 
turer, steel roller, &c. Blonk street ; house 1 Joiner street 
Cocker Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, 24 Thomas street 
Cocker Robert, grocer and wire manufacturer, 52 Scotland street 
Cocker Samuel and Son, merchants, steel converters and refiners, and 
manufacturers of files, wire, needles, awl blades, hackles, gills, hackle 
and gill pins, spiral springs, &c. Porter Works, Sharrow vale 
Cocker Samuel, coffee rooms, 11 Button lane 

Cocker Mrs Sarah, needle, &c. manufacturer ; house Hunter's House 
Cocker Thomas, grocer and confectioner, Little Sheffield 
Cocker Valentine, shoemaker, 63 Wellington street 
Cocker William, tailor, 49 School croft 

Cocking Robert, cabinet maker, 11 Watson walk ; h 158 Devonshire st 
Codington William, canal clerk, 50 Nursery street 
Coe Elizabeth, dressmaker, 136 Duke street, Park 
Coe John, razor and table knife manufacturer, 103 Pea croft 
Coe Thomas, tilter, 59 Occupation road 
Coggan Charles, shoemaker, Leicester street 

Coggin Thomas, horn presser, Balm green, and beerhs. 55 Holly st 
Cohen Benjamin, dealer in toys, fancy goods, &c. 11 High street 
Coldwell Daniel, beerhouse keeper, 25 Oborne street 
Coldwell Daniel, shoemaker, 2 Silver street 
Coldwell Harriet, baker, 57 Duke street lane, Park 
Coldwell James, scissor maker, 26 Oborne street 
Coldwell John, pocket knife manufacturer, 24 Oborne street 
Coldwell William, corn and flour dealer, 21 Pinfold street 
Cole Joseph, carriers' agent, Spitalfield terrace 
Colgrave Charles, shoemaker, 181 Fitzwilliam street 
Colgrave George Henry, grocer and provision dealer, 95 Hoyle street 
Colley Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, 37 Clarence street, Portmahon 
Colley Edward, merchant and scissor mfr ; house 32 Arundel street 
Colley Francis, currier and leather seller, 86 Fruit market 
Colley Henry, merchant and manufacturer, Springfield place 
Colley Mrs Jane, 49 Regent street 
Colley John, vict. Three Whitesmiths, I Bridge street 
Colley Mrs Lucy, Mount pisgah 

Colley Martha, Infant schoolmrs. and Wm. filesmith, 18 Regent st 
Colley Thomas, vict. Blue Bell, 4 Commercial street 
Colley Thomas, scissor manufacturer, 91 Hollis croft 
Collier Charles, second master of Grammar School ; h Hanover street 
Collier Henry, scissor manufacturer, 152 Broad lane ; h West bank 
Collier James, cabinet case maker, 152 Broad lane 
Collier John, National School, Sharrow moor 
Collier Mrs Mary, Hanover street 
Collier Wm. chemist and druggist, 79 South street 
Collingburn Ann, straw hat maker, 43 South street, Park 
Coilingwood Charles, shoemaker, Pitsmoor 
Collins Joseph, beerhouse, 91 Garden street 
Collins Wm. Henry, managing brewer, 73 Suffolk road 
Collinson John, tailor, 83 Bowden street 
Collis James, jobsmith and ginger beer maker, Neepsend 
Collis Peter, coach and horse letter, 60 West street 



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Colquhoun William, plumber and glazier, 12 Kenyon street 

Colver Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 159 Duke street, Park 

Colver William, mason, 10 Nag's Head yard 

Constantiue Francis, saw manufacturer, 68 Hollis croft 

Cook John, beerhouse, Union Jack, 110 Eyre street 

Cook John, penknife manufacturer, Harvest lane 

Cook Joseph, coal dealer and carter, 142 South street, Park 

Cook William, warehouseman, 27 Occupation road 

Cooke Jph. & Dilcock Frdk. wood turners, ct 15 Westbar; h ct 38 Fargt 

Cooke Amos, baker and confectioner, 55 Fargate, and 36 Union st 

Cooke James, metalsmith, 29 Suffolk road 

Cooke Samuel, letter carrier, 48 Earl street 

Cooke William, traveller, 119 Meadow street 

Coope John, furniture broker, 4 Cornish street 

Coope William, tailor, 48 Hollis croft 

Cooper Mrs Ann, dressmaker, 94 Fitzwilliam street 

Cooper Ann, shopkeeper and beerseller, 42 Furnace hill 

Cooper Charles, hairdresser and toy dealer, 164 Gibraltar street 

Cooper Charles Winterbottom, hair dresser, 35 South street 

Cooper Charles Henry, steward at Club House, 8 Noifolk street 

Cooper Mrs Dorothy, fruiterer, 28 Broad lane 

Cooper Edward, mark maker, court 11 Church street 

Cooper Edward, hosier and cooper, (j.) 48 Orchard street 

Cooper Edward, file mfr. court 14 Steelhouse lane ; h 7 Bower street 

Cooper Francis, clog and patten maker, 252 Moorfields 

Cooper Francis, diesinker, 62 Hollis croft 

Cooper George, saw manufacturer ; house 27 Red hill 

Cooper Henry and William, tanners, Neepseiid 

Cooper Henry, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 29 Scotland street 

Cooper Henry, chemist and druggist, 1 Edward street 

Cooper James, razor manufacturer ; house Furnace hill 

Cooper James, beerhouse, Crown, 23 Blue Boy street 

Cooper John and Son, confectioners, and patent unfermented bread 

bakers, 56 High street 
Cooper John, bookkeeper, 96 Pye bank 
Cooper John, vict. Old George, 17 Bank street 
Cooper John, traveller, 128 Watery lane 

Cooper John, scale and comb plate presser, 1 9 New street, Park 
Cooper John, wood cutter and dealer, 54 New street, Park 
Cooper John Kemp, silver chaser, 33 Chapel street 
Cooper John, town beadle, 12 Flat street 
Cooper John Thomas, traveller, Blast lane 

Cooper Joseph, wheelwright, 1 Nursery st; house 36 Wicker lane 
Cooper Joseph, grocer, (firm Cooper and Turner ;) house Rock st 
Cooper Richard, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h 27 Red hill terrace 
Cooper Robert, hairdresser and news agent, 4 Broad street 
Cooper Robert, shopkeeper and spring maker, 34 Bailey lane 
Cooper Samuel, traveller, 95 Wentworth terrace 
Cooper Thomas, boot and jjioe maker, 26 Bow street 
Cooper and Turner, grocers and corn and flour dealers, 27 Broad st 
Cooper William, tanner ; house The Hills, Occupation road 
Cooper Wm. coal owner, Sheaf bank, Lead mill road 



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Cooper Wm. cooper & packing case mkr. 31 Eyre st ; h 49 Suffolk rd 

Cooper Wm. and Ridge Wm. tailors, 238 Rockingham street 

Cooper Mr William, Oxford street, Upperthorpe 

Cope Wm. shoemaker, 212 Gibraltar street 

Copeland John, jun. solicitor, 22 Hartshead ; house Farm bank 

Copley Edwin, fork maker and beerhouse, 184 Rockingham street 

Copley Frederick, hairdresser and firework manfr. 6 South street 

Copley Henry, hairdresser, 8 Hoyle street 

Copley John, spring knife manufacturer, 34 Wellmeadow row 

Copley John, slater, 23 Carver street 

Copley Joseph, shoemaker, 82 Trippet lane 

Copley Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 14 Campo lane 

Copley Stephen, slater, 6 Cotton mill walk 

Copley William, slater, 7 School croft 

Corbett Sarah, dressmaker, court 46 Fitzwilliam street 

Corbidge Cooper, silversmith, (j.) 130 Bath street 

Corbidge John, vict. Hussar, 51 Scotland street 

Corbitt Samuel, grocer and flour dealer, 30 Westbar green 

Cord ell George, shoemaker, 17 Blue Boy street 

Corfield John, edge tool manufacturer, 13 Smithiield 

Corker Alfred, engine tenter, 42 Chapel street 

Corker George, vict. Bull and Oak, 26 Furnival road, and timber and 

mahogany merchant, Canal wharf 
Corker Samuel, engine tenter, 71 Bridge street 
Corker William, scissor manufacturer, 10 Monmouth street 
Corsan William, travelling draper, 9 St James's row 
Costello Dennis, shoemaker, 9 Shude hill 
Cottam John, shoemaker, court 129 South street, Park 
Cotton Edward, shopkeeper, 191 Duke street, Park 
Cotton George, silver, German silver, and brass founder, 89 Arundel st 
Couch Thomas, scissor manufacturer, 154 Rockingham street 
Coupe James, gardener, Hop yard, Strawberry hall lane, Park 
Court Thomas, agent to the London Union Assurance Company, and 

merchant's clerk, Suffolk works ; house Broomspring lane 
Courtnall Edward, shopkeeper, 141 Lord street 
Courtnall James, shopkeeper, 8 Spring street 
Cousins George, button mould maker, 31 School croft 
Cousins John, painter, 163 Watery lane 
Cousins Joseph, fine scissor manufacturer, 67 Garden street 
Coward Ann, fruiterer, 29 King street, Shambles side 
Cowen Charles, scissor grinder, 28 St Philip's road 
Cowen and Dixon, linen and woollen drapers, and tailors, 39 High st 
Cowen George, razor manager, Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Cowen Henry, warehouseman, 5 Sycamore street 
Cowen James, comb manufacturer, 134 Eyre In; house 211 Eyre lane 
Cowen Thomas, draper, &c ; house Rotherham 
Cowen Thomas, furniture broker, 125 Devonshire street 
Cowen William, druggist, 18 Division street 
Cowley Mrs Mary, Palestine place, Broomljill 

Cowley Mr Wm. accountant, and Wm. jun. bank clerk, 7 Orange st 
Cowling Joseph, potato dealer, Furnival road ; h 194 South street, P. 
Cowling Wm. hairdresser, 3 Sheaf bridge 



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Cowlishaw Henry, metal spoon mfr. 70 Bridge street ; h 73 Broad st 

Cowlishaw Richard, bookkeeper, 107 Hanover street 

Cowlishaw Mr Thomas, and Hannah, shopkeeper, Manor 

Cox Miss Ann, milliner and lace dealer, 125 West street 

Cox Charles, lace and hosiery dealer, and agent to W. Musham, dyer, 

40 Church street 
Cox Henry, grocer, cheese factor, and Cumberland ham, &c, dealer,, 

60 Norfolk street 
Cox Martha, straw hat and dress maker, 128 Carver street 
Cox William, tailor, Cheney row 
Coxon Mrs Sarah, 35 Broomspring lane 
Coxon George Cox, warehouseman, Broad lane 
Crabtree Joseph, shopkeeper, 29 Stanley street 
Craddock Mary Ann, applier of leeches, 305 Beet street 
Cragg John, clog and patten maker, 130 Gibraltar street 
Craggs Benjamin, accountant, 16 Duke street 
Craggs Mrs Sarah, 303 Infirmary road 
Crampton Ann, shopkeeper, 3 Scotland street 

Crampton Wm. butter dlr. & carrier to Gainsbro% 27 Westbar green 
Cranswick Samuel, grocer, &c. 4 Division street 
Crapper George, shoemaker, George street, Philadelphia 
Crapper Jonathan, grinder, 193 Glossop road 
Crapper Jonathan, shoemaker, Hanover street 
Craven David, mason and builder, court 4 Hermitage street 
Craske Mr Edward, Upper Crabtree 

Crawford Wm. shopkeeper and mason, 40 Orchard st. and Thomas st 
Crawshaw Henry, chemist and druggist, 218 Moorfields 
Crawshaw Henry, warehouseman, 13 Egerton street 
Crawshaw James, artist, 19 Tudor street; house Ridgway 
Crawshaw Mrs Sarah, Egerton street 

Crawshaw Thomas James, spring knife mfr. Tudor st ; h Ridgivay 
Creasey Francis, tailor, 9 Grindlegate 
Creasey Wm. spring knife manufacturer, Wellington street 
Creswick Edward, optician, 122 Thomas street 
Creswick Miss Hannah, 44 Leadmill road 

Creswick James, silver plate mfr ; house Moorgate, Crookes moor 
Creswick Mr John, 20 Little Pond street 
Creswick Mrs Mary, 113 Hanover street 
Creswick Mrs Mary, Highfield cottage 

Creswick Nathaniel, silver plate mfr ; house East hill House, Park 
Creswick Thomas, James, and Nathaniel, manufacturers of silver and 

plated wares, and silver cutlery, 10 Paternoster row, (and 17 Craven 

street, Strand, London) 
Creswick Thomas, silver plate manufacturer; h Ecclesall Grange 
Crich James, maltster, Pond mill gardens 
Crich Mary, widow, 31 Regent street 
Crisman Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, 77i West street 
Criswell John, coal dealer, Sheldon street 
Crockett Robert, comb manufacturer, 4 Garden street 
Croft James, broker, cabinet maker, and upholsterer, 138 South st 
Croft Godfrey, vict. Green Man, 23 Broad street 
Crofts Elizabeth, vict. Black Horse, 180 Upper Allen street 



100 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Crofts George, Boaler's yard, Hanover street 

Crookes Alfred and Austin, saw manufacturers ; houses New George st 
Crookes Charles, razor maker, 47 Orchard street 
Crookes Edward, bill poster, 21 Carver street 
Crookes George, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 7 Fargate 
Crookes George, scale and spring maker, 5 Duke street lane, Park 
Crookes George, table knife manager, 83 Eldon street 
Crookes Henry, compositor, 123 Barker's pool 
Crookes Henry, cutlery mfr ; house Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Crookes Isaac, grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield 
Crookes John, butcher, 12 Shambles ; house Crabtree 
Crookes John, quarry owner, Thornsett ; house Infirmary road 
Crookes, John, chimney sweeper, 9 Hague lane 

Crookes Jonathan and Son, fine pen and pocket knife, and razor manu- 
facturers, 89 Eldon street, near Washington Works ; h Broomhall rd 
Crookes Joseph, horn presser, 93 Hollis croft 
Crookes, Roberts, and Co., saw, calico web, busk, file, and engravers' 

steel plate, &c. manufacturers, 44 Porter street 
Crookes Samuel, guard fork maker, 26 Hicks lane 
Crookes Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 10 White croft 
Crookes Samuel, bone cutter, 12 Pinfold street 
Crookes Thomas, green grocer, 31 Division street 
Crookes Wm. shopkeeper and beer seller, 51 Hoyle street 
Crookes Wm. pen and desk blade maker, 28 Queen street, Portmahon 
Crosland George, stock and sharebroker ; house Shircliffe Cottage 
Cross Joseph, shopkeeper and baker, 41 High street, Park 
Crossby Brothers, flour dealers and millers, 162 South street ; 108 
Devonshire street ; 84 Peacroft ; 124 Meadow street ; 56 Bridge 
street, and Rotherham. 
Crossby Wm. grocer and flour dealer ; house 108 Devonshire street 
Crossland David, grocer, and emery, &c. dealer, 15 Campo lane 
Crossland Mrs Elizabeth, 186 South street, Park 
Crossland Henry, sawsmith, 72 Rockingham lane 
Crossland James, grocer, flour dealer, and tallow chandler, 81 Broad st 
Crossland Mr James, 95 Broomspring lane 

Crossland John, table knife manfr. and shopkeeper, 52 Park hill lane 
Crossland Mr John, Swiss Cottage, Hanover street 
Crossland John, edgetool forger, 85 Rockingham street 
Crossland John, Temperance coffee house, 71 Jessop street 
Crossland Michael Wright, brewer's traveller, 51 Fitzwilliam street 
Crowder Elizabeth, fishmonger, 2 Coulston street ; house Hicks lane 
Crowley Henry, ironfounder, &c ; house 219 Gell street terrace 
Crowley John, ironfounder, &c ; house Manchester 
Crowley and Pearson, ironfounders, machine makers, and boot heel, 
toe plate, metallic letter, &c. manfrs. Kellam PForks, Kellam island 
Crowther John, mason and filter manufacturer, 20 Snow hill, Park 
Crowther John, contractor's manager, 57 Broomspring lane 
Crowther Wm. grocer and tallow chandler, 34 Church street 
Crump Wm. carrier's clerk, Norfolk terrace 
Cryer George, spring knife manufacturer, 9 Lambert place 
Cuckson Thomas, cart owner, 15 Effingham street 
Cullen Wm. shoemaker, 86 Porter street 



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■Cullingworth Thomas, vict. Sportsman's Inn, 41 Westbar 
Gumming Charles Frederick, cowkeeper, Thomas street 
Cummings John, comb manfr. Jericho street ; honse Radford place 
Cundell Joseph, joiner, builder, and packing case manfr. 21 Howard 

street ; and timber merchant, Suffolk road 
Cundy Jonathan, beerhouse, Horse and Jockey, 14 Sheaf street 
Cundy Thomas, farmer and quarry owner, Whitehouse lane 
Cunningham Edward, shopkeeper and beer seller, 24 Castle green 
Cunningham Patrick, old clothes dealer, 92 Trippet lane 
Cunningham Robert, shoemaker, 68 Earl street 
Cupit Charles, hairdresser, 6 Pinfold street 
Curtis James, warehouseman, Portobello 
Curtis John, shoemaker, J 50 Tudor street 
Curtis Joseph, cab driver, 83 Broomhall street 
Curtis Wm. hardware dealer, 31 Wellington street 
Cusins Mrs. 203 Bath buildings, Glossop road 

Cusworth Charles, tallow chandler and shopkeeper, 32 Chapel street 
Cusworth Peter, spring knife manufacturer, 60 South street, Park 
Cutler Hiram G., merchant, steel converter, and saw, edgetool, file, 

and table, shoe, and butcher's knife manfr. Castle hill ; h Springfield 
Cutler John, jun. edgetool manufacturer, 42 Charlotte street ; house 

131 Devonshire street 
Cutler Mr John, sen. 39 St Thomas street 

Cutts James, buck, stag, and bone cutter, Vicar lane ; h Bank view 
Cutts John, fork maker, 13 Hawley croft 
Cutts John, shopkeeper, 265 Shales moor 

Cutts 1. P. and Co. manfrs. of roasting jacks, and Chesterman's self- 
acting window blind & map rollers, tape measures, &c. 39 Divison st 
Cutts I. P. and Sons, merchants, 39 Division street 
Cutts I. P., Sons, and Sutton, opticians to her Majesty, mathematical 

instrument manufacturers, &c. 39 Division street 
Cutts John Priston, optician, &c ; house Broomfield, Glossop road 
Cutts Joseph, shopkeeper, 54 Tenter street 

Cutts Joseph, Brittannia metal spoon and ladle manfr. 25 Hermitage st 
Cutts Joseph aDd Henry, gas meter manufrs. 25 Hermitage street 
Cutts Joseph Manners, comb maker, and Temp. Hotel, 25 Flat street 
Cutts Wm. W. optician, &c; house 8 Broomhall place 
Dady James, upholsterer and print seller, 111 Barker's pool 
Daff Robert, bricklayer and vict. Boot and Shoe, 54 Pinstone street 
Daffin George, hairdresser and cutlery dealer, 38 King street, and 

confectioner, 33 Wicker 
Dagnali Wm. comb maker, court 188 Headford street 
Dakin Thomas, cheese agent, 30 King street, and 26 Workhouse croft 
Dallaway John, cutlery founder, 102 Pea croft 
Dalton Elizabeth, dressmaker, 160 Portobello street 
Dalton George, table knife manufacturer, and ivory cutter and dealer, 

102 Wellington street 
Dalton George, jun. table knife hafter, 94 Wellington street 
Dalton John, shopkeeper, Whitehouse lane 
Dalton Mrs Hannah, 130 South street, Park 
Dalton Martha* dressmaker, 25 Cross Burgess street 
Dalton Samuel, ivory merchant, 214 Glossop road 

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102 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Dalton Peter, warehouseman, 17 Fitzalan street 

Dal ton Thomas, Temperance Hotel and boarding hs. 3 George street 

Dalton and Thornhill, boot and shoe makers, 3 George street 

Dalton Thomas Bulmer, baker, 2 Millsands 

Dalton Wm. boot and shoe maker, 25 Waingate ; house Occupation rd 

Dalzell Wm. tea dealer and grocer, 243 Shales moor 

Damms Samuel, shoemaker, 255 Portobello 

Dame Wm. butcher, 88 South street ; house Machon bank 

Daniels Henry, cowkeeper and shoemaker, 115 Portobello street 

Darby John, shoemaker, 10 Cavendish street 

Darbyshere John, optician and spectacle manufacturer, 38 Nursery st 

Darley Wm. brass founder, and screw maker, 66 Holly street 

Darling George, bookkeeper, 26 Wellington street 

Darling James, grocer and tea dealer, 90 Westbar 

Darling John, penknife manufacturer, 31 Sheaf street 

Darling Matthew, chemist and druggist, 115 Broad lane 

Darling Mowbray, shopman, 5 Milk street 

Darwent John, shoemaker, Hillfoot 

Darwent John, bookkeeper, court 103 Trafalgar street 

Darwin and Kent, ironfounders, and stove grate, and mill and engine 

work manufacturers, Queen's Foundry, New Queen street 
Darwin H. and F. cast steel roller, silversmiths' and braziers' tool, 

press, screw, &c. mfrs. foot of Pond hill ; Henry, hoi Suffolk rd 
Darwin Mrs Mary, 19 Henry street, Park 
Darwin Samuel, shopman, 83 Fitzwilliam street 
Darwin Thomas, grocer and tea dealer, 27 King street 
Darwin Thomas, ironfounder, &c ; house 28 Rock street 
Darwin Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 63 North parade 
D'Aubney Miss Ann M., ladies' school, 36 Spital hill 
Davenport Brothers, saw and busk manfrs. 188 Rockingham street 
Davenport Charles,- saw manufacturer; house 59 Radford place 
Davenport Henry, saw manfr ; h 192, and James, h 190 Rockingm. st 
Davenport John Alfred, saw, steel busk, calico web, and machine, 

mincing, straw, and saddlers' knife manufacturer, 56 Jessop street 
Davenport Thomas, saw handle maker, 69 Arundel street 
Davenport Thomas, saw maker ( j.) 20 Pond street 
Davidson James, scale, spring, and shield manfr. 48 Carver street 
Davidson Wm. gardener, Hermitage street 
Davies Abraham, beerhouse, Rancliffe Arms, 10 Anson street 
Davies Thomas, saw manufacturer ; house Ecclesail New road 
Davis Edward, vict. Barrel Tavern, 16 Charles street 
Davis John, spade and shovel manfr. Sheaf street ; h 27 Broad st. In 
Davison Mrs Elizabeth, 189 Tudor street 
Davison George, green grocer, 5 Pinfold street 
Davison George, tailor and draper, 24 Pond street 
Davy Mr Abraham, Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Davy Abraham, pen, pocket, table and surgeons' knife manufacturer, 

and cutlery dealer, 19 Broomspring lane 
Davy Mrs Ann, Ecclesail New road 
Davy Brothers, engineers, millwrights, iron and brass founders, and 

patent axle, screw jack, lathe and stove manufacturers, Norris field 

Works, 1 Pear street 



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Davy David, engineer ; house 75 Wentworth terrace 

Davy Dennis, saddler and harness maker, 21 Change alley 

Davy Dennis, engineer and millwright ; house Pitsmoor 

Davy James Smith, engineer and grocer, 16 Bridgehouses 

Davy Joseph, engineer, &c ; house Rock Cottage, Rock street 

Davy Joseph, basket maker and furniture broker, 6 Westbar 

Davy Josiah, auctioneer and valuer, 35 St Philip's terrace 

Davy Mrs Mary, 14 Harvest lane 

Davy Wm. ivory, &c. cutter, (firm, J. Houldsworth & Co ;) h 50 Gell st 

Davy Wm. stag and ivory cutter, 14 School croft 

Dawes George, tailor and draper, 8 Workhouse croft 

Dawson Ann, vict. Old White Lion, 3 Wicker 

Dawson Charles, boot and shoe maker, 30 Shepherd street 

Dawson Mrs Alice, The Edge 

Dawson Edwin, gun and pistol maker, 16 Westbar 

Dawson Elijah, shopkeeper, 40 School croft 

Dawson Mrs Elizabeth, ladies' school, 44 Charlotte street 

Dawson Frederick, schoolmaster, Queen street, Portmahon 

Dawson George, piano forte and music dealer, 51 Norfolk street 

Dawson John, shopkeeper and scissor maker, Upper Ropery row 

Dawson Hannah, dressmaker, 61 Meadow street 

Dawson John, butcher, 36 Broad street 

Dawson Maria, dressmaker, 181 Eyre street 

Dawson Rd. piano forte tuner, 51 Norfolk st; h 246 Rockingham st 

Dawson Samuel, coffee roaster, court 7 Angel st ; h 7 Burton head 

Dawson Wm. surgeon, 21 Westfield terrace 

Dawson Wm. Pringle, hosier and smallware dealer, 47 Church street ; 

house 23 Ebenezer street 
Day Mrs Ann, at Eye and Ear Dispensary, 71 Westbar 
Day John, shoemaker, 10 Bridge street 

Day Thos. spring knife mfr. and beerhs. Belfield Inn, 14 Belfield st 
Day William, shopkeeper, 53 Fitzwilliam street 

Deacon, Wade, and Co. carriers, 30 Furnival st. and 8 Railway Stn 
Deacon Wm. boot and shoe maker, 18 Millsands 
Deakin Miss Ann, 34 Wilkinson street 

Deakin George, tortoise shell and horn comb, &c. mfr. 54 Fargate 
Deakin Geo. merchant and cutlery manufacturer, 83 Arundel street 
Deakin Henry, spring knife manufacturer, 37 St Thomas street 
Deakin Jas. and Thos. merchants and horn knob, cutlery, &c. mfrs. 

25 Change alley ; and iron and steel dlrs. and cutlery, &c. founders, 

Pond hill 
Deakin James, gentleman, East bank, PaVk 

Deakin James Brightmore and Samuel Scott, merts. &o ; h East bank 
Deakin John, surgeon, 25 Howard street 
Deakin John, joiner, &c. 23 Pond street 
Deakin John, mfr. of gilt and plated military, naval, livery, and other 

buttons, 64 Carver street ; house Fernley place 
Deakin f Joseph, fork and spoon manufacturer, 59 Spring street 
Deakin Mrs Mary, 48 Nursery street 
Deakin Samuel, shopkeeper, 27 Flat street 
Deakin Mrs Sarah, 135 Harvest grove 
Deakin Thomas, merchant, &c ; house 27 Change alley 



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Deakin Thomas, shopkeeper, Infirmary road 

Deakin Wm. shopkeeper and traveller, 191 Granville street 

Deakin Wm. iron scale maker, 31 Pea croft 

Deakin William, shopkeeper, 3 Bridgehouses 

Dean George, agent to Eckington Coal Company, Railway dep6t 

Dean Hamlet, shoemaker, 86 Granville street 

Dean Joseph, shoemaker, 42 St Philip's road, Portmahon 

Dean Phineas, draper, Infirmary road 

Dean Wm. cowkeeper and heerseller, 57 Chester street 

Dean William, beerhouse, Ball, Hillfoot 

Dearden Hannah, confectioner, 1 85 Glossop road 

Dearden Henry James, ale and porter brewer, High House, Hillfoot 

Dearden Jonathan, constable, Old Workhouse, Crookes moor 

Dearden Luke, scissor manufacturer, 5 Cross Smithfield 

Dearden Mark, warehouseman, 43 Copper street 

Dearden Verdon, chemist and druggist, 61 Broad lane 

Dearman Jas. silver and plated fork maker, Pepper alley; h Ranmoor 

De Busk Thos. house, sign, and ornamental painter, 227 Gell street 

terrace, Glossop road 
Dee Joseph, tobacco pipe maker, 30 Little Pond street 
Dempsey John, bricklayer, 15 Porter street 
Denby Sarah, shopkeeper, 64 Brown street 
Denby Spence, tailor, 106 Pond street 
Denial Abraham, bookkeeper, 34 Spital field 
Denial Mrs Martha, 8 Westfield terrace 
Denniff John, shopkeeper, Joiner street 

Denniff John, fruiterer, 4 Fruit market ; house South street, Park 
Denniff Thomas, fruiterer and hatter, 13 King street ; h 22 Wicker 
Dennis Joseph, tailor, 7 Baker's hill 
Dennis William, mason, 4 Cheney square 
Dent John, tailor and shopkeeper, 49 Bridge street 
Denton Benjamin, grocer and tea dealer, 17 Angel street 
Denton James, shopkeeper, 45 Scotland street 
Denton John, farmer, Raisen Hall, Norwood 
Denton John, carter, 21 Acorn street 
Denton John, warehouseman, 14 Suffolk lane 
Denton John, painter, 29 Charlotte street 
Denton Mrs Mary ; and Samuel, razorsmith, 32 Talbot street 
Denton William, plasterer and colourer, Little Sheffield 
Denton William, gentleman, Pitsrooor 
Depledge George, bookkeeper, 28 Bridgehouses 
Depledge Richard, gardener, 8 Pond street 
Dervin Frederick, shopkeeper, 28 Clarence street, Portmahon 
Dewsnap Enos, razor mfr. yd. 80 Trippet lane; h Hen hall, Harvest In 
Dewsnap Charles, scale, spring, shield, and spring knife manufacturer, 

court 6 Trippet lane ; house 4 Monmouth street 
Dewsnap John, joiner, 85 Westbar ; house 63 North street 
Dewsnap John, shopkeeper, 275 Upper Allen street 
Dewsnap Joseph, cabinet case and razor strop mkr., lane 23 Eyre st 
Dewsnap Simeon, German silver and brass founder, and scale, shield, 

&c. manufacturer, 10 St Thomas street 
Dewsnap Thomas, gentleman, Clarke House 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 105 

Dewsnap Thomas, cabinet case maker, 59 West street 

Dewsnap Wm. cabinet case maker, 15 Charles st ; h Crookes moor 

Dey Michael, tailor and draper, 4 Bowling green street 

Dey Wm. Claughton, appraiser, house agent and picture dealer, 78 
Norfolk street 

Dibb Mary Ann, milliner, 17 St James' street 

Dickin Rev. Thomas, (Wesleyan minister,) 69 West street 

Dickins Henry, vict. Punch Bowl, 140 South street 

Dickinson Alfred, draper, hosier, and mercer, 64 Westbar 

Dickinson David, tailor, 68 Russell street 

Dickinson George, spring knife mfr ; house 279 Shales moor 

Dickinson Geo. fish and game dealer and herring agent, 22 Dixon In 

Dickinson Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 22 Shude hill 

Dickinson Francis, policeman, 30 Chapel street 

Dickinson Harriet, Hoyle street school ; house Rawson spring 

Dickinson Henry, tailor and draper, 36 Change alley 

Dickinson John, pork butcher, 46 Silver street head 

Dickinson Mr John, 80 White croft 

Dickinson John, butcher, 87 West street 

Dickinson Joseph, butcher, 96 Westbar ; house Rawson spring 

Dickinson Joseph, jun. butcher, 114 Westbar 

Dickinson Robert, bookkeeper, William street 

Dickinson Sarah, shopkeeper, 23 Bridgehouses 

Dickinson Wm. Henry, buck, stag, &c. cutter, 26 Chester street 

Didsbury Robert, vict. Murray Arms, 58 Queen street 

Dignam Edward, shoemaker, Broomhill 

Dignam Michael, master of Catholic school ; house 46 Trippet lane 

Dignam Michael, comb plate presser, ct 62 Orchard st ; house Pitt st 

Dilcock Frederick, wood turner ; house, court 38 Fargate 

Dixon Miss Ann, 106 Wicker 

Dixon Mrs Elizabeth, 88 Pye bank / 

Dixon Rev Francis, 100 Hoyle street 

Dixon George, draper, &c ; house Broomgrove road 

Dixon George, warehouseman, 21 Wellington street 

Dixon James, Esq. Page Hall, Barnsley road 

Dixon Jas. and Sons, merts. and mfrs. of silver, plated, and Britannia 
metal goods ; British plate, spoons and forks, powder flasks, shot 
belts, &c. Cornish place, Cornish street 

Dixon Henry Isaac, silver, &c. manufacturer ; house Page Hall 

Dixon James Willis, silver, &c. mfr ; house Broom Lodge, Hanover sq 

Dixon John, solicitor, 20 Norfolk row ; house 22 Norfolk row 

Dixon Mr John, Westbank place 

Dixon John, tailor, 76 Effingham street 

Dixon John, lock and whitesmith, gas fitter, brass turner, &c. 14 Cha- 
pel walk ; house court 13 Fargate 

Dixon Joseph, bell hanger, 53 Rockingham street 

Dixon Jph. Hoult, gold and silver refiner and wire drawer, 106 Wicker; 
house Pitsmoor 

Dixon Mark, silversmith, 94 Hoyle street 

Dixon Maria, dressmaker, 17 Hoyle street 

Dixon Samuel, printer, (foreman ;) house Woodside 

Dixon Thomas, shopkeeper, 164 Hammond street 



106 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Dixon Thomas, tailor and shoe dealer, 27 Silver street head 

Dixon William, shopkeeper and cattle dealer, 28 Pinfold street 

Dixon Wm. travelling draper, 40 Broomhall street 

Dixon Wm. Frederick, silver, &c. manufacturer ; house Birley House 

Dobson Daniel, shoemaker, 16 Snowhiil, Park 

Dobson Mrs Mary, schoolmistress, 10 Charles street 

Dobson Robert, painter and gilder, 6 Cornish street 

Dodd Elizabeth, milliner, court 11 Wellington street 

Dodd Peter, beerhouse, Rock Tavern, 49 Bailey street 

Dodds Henry, grocer, 9 Netherthorpe place 

Dodge Nathl. and Robt. merchants, cutlery manufacturers and horn 

pressers, 70 West street 
Dodge Mrs Maria, 169 Western bank 

Dodge Nathaniel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Gell street 
Dodgson Francis, butcher, 236 Moorfields 

Dodgson Hy. carver, gilder, sheriff's officer, auctioneer, &c. 39 West st 
Dodgson James, butcher, 20 South street and 38 Westbar green 
Dodgson Joseph, shoemaker, 172 Bath street 
Dodson Miss Alice, 2 Broom close, Little Sheffield 
Dodson Elizabeth, farmer, The Hoult> Park 

Dodson Mr Wm. and Misses Elizabeth and Sarah, 90 Leadmill road 
Dodworth Joseph, table and palette knife manufacturer, 4 Devonshire 

lane ; house 20 Chester lane 
Dodworth John sen. spring knife manufacturer, 11 Chester street 
Dodworth John, pen blade maker and shopkeeper, 122 Fitzwilliam st 
Dodworth Matthew, pen and pocket knife manfr. 30 Carver street 
Dodworth Matthew, blade maker, 105 Fitzwilliam street 
Doncaster Daniel, merchant and steel manufacturer, 41 Doncaster 

street, and 37 Copper street ; house Upperthorpe 
Doncaster Wm. gentleman, High House, Hillfoot 
Donelly James, fruiterer, 62 Pinstone street 
Donelly Thomas, vict. Bird-in-Hand, 28 Spring street 
Donough Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 23 Low street 
Dore John, penknife manufacturer, Lambert street 
Doud Timothy, shoemaker, 78 Campo lane 
Doughty Wm. beerhouse, 7 Bowling green street 
Douthwaite George, painter and paper hanger, 4 Red hill 
Dove Wm. vict. and spirit dealer, White Hart, 7 Waingate 
Downend John, shopkeeper, 12 Edward street 
Downend John, edgetool grinder, Ratcliffe's place, Broomhill 
Downend Samuel, grocer and collector of taxes, 104 West street 
Downes Wm. metalsmith, 108 Pye bank 
Downing Mrs Ann, dressmaker, 40 Townhead street 
Downing George, tailor, Hawley croft 
Downing John, farmer, Arbourthorn, Park 
Downing Josiah, butcher, 298 Shales moor 
Downing Joseph, butcher, 95 Broomhall street 
Downing Wm. tailor and draper, 73 West street 
Dowson Thomas, butcher, 32 Westbar 

Drabble Benjamin, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h 1 Netherthorpe place 
Drabble Charles Bennett, spring knife manufacturer, 117 Fitzwilliam 

street, and 101 Milton street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 107 

Drabble Edward, grocer and flour dealer, 222 Shrewsbury road 

Drabble Edward, silversmith, 20 Siddall street 

Drabble George and Co. fork, steel, and table, shoe, butcher, and cook 

knife manufacturers, 27 Carver street ; house Broom grove 
Drabble James, baker, 15 Baker's hill 
Drabble James, beerhouse and shopkeeper, Burton head 
Drabble James, manufacturer of shoe, butcher, tabie, and palette 

knives, steels, &c. 73 Carver street 
Drabble Jas. Edw. silversmith, & Martha, dressmaker, 2 13 Moorfields 
Drabble John, joiner's tool maker, 15 Duke street 
Drabble John, penknife mfr. 3 White croft ; house court 4 Garden st 
Drabble Joseph, hay and straw dealer, 25 Baker's hill 
Drabble Joseph, shopkeeper, 25 Castle folds 
Drabble Mrs Mary Ann, Highfield 
Drabble Robert, lodgings, 28 Cross Burgess street 
Drabble and Sanderson, steel refiners, and saw, file, edgetool, and 

calico web manufacturers, Ebenezer Works, 37 Russell street 
Drabble Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 8 St Thomas street 
Dracass John, mason, Stag's Head yard, Pinstone street 
Drake John, whitesmith (j.) 36 Fitzalan street 
Drake John, comb maker, 248 Rockingham street 
Drake Wm. joiner and builder, 272 Rockingham street 
Drake Wm. jun. joiner, 102 Eyre street 
Dransfield Mrs Ann, milliner, 18 Townhead street 
Dransfield Lucy, furniture broker, 23 Campo lane 
Draper Edmund, hosier, linen draper, &c. 66 Fargate 
Draper Joseph, chair maker, 21 Bailey street 

Drayton Geo. vict. King's Head, Canning st., & smith, Duke st. Park 
Drayton Mary, dressmaker, 75 Porter street 
Drewry George, vict. Old Tankard, 91 Westbar 
Drinkwater John, chemist and druggist, Little Sheffield 
Driver Benjamin, ivory cutter, 47 Eyre street 
Driver John, ivory and foreign wood cutter, 25 Charles street 
Driver Wm. ivory and foreign wood cutter, Smith's wheel, Sydney st ; 

house 47 Eyre street 
Dronfield Mary, green grocer, Little Sheffield 
Dronfield Susanna, straw hat maker, 6 Bridge street 
Drury Robert, stone merchant, &c. 34 Howard street, and Claywood, 

Arbourthorn, and Hampton Quarries ; house Queen's road, Park 
Drury Robert and Co. comb machine, lathe, tool, iron brace, &c. 

manufacturers, 7 Leadmill road 
Drury, Smith, and Swallow, plumbers, glaziers, painters, glass stain ers, 

and lead and glass merchants, 34 Howard street 
Drury Thomas, chair maker, 54 Eyre lane ; house Furnival lane 
Dury Thomas, vict. Dove and Rainbow, 25 Hartshead 
Duckinfield John and George, comb manufacturers, 50 Rockingham 

lane, and 13 Backfields 
Duckenfield Joseph, joiner, Bridge street 
Dudley Guilford, bookkeeper, New George street 
Dufty John and Cartledge Charles, confectioners, 76 Scotland street 
Duke John, clothes and shoe dealer, 23 Silver street head 
Duke Samuel, whitemetalsmith, Longley 



108 SHEFFIELD DIBECTORY. 

Dummitt Peter Rose, mfr. (in firm, W. Sansom & Co.) ; h Highfield 
Dunfield John, shopkeeper, 114 Peacroft 

Dungworth George, agent, Bentley's ale store, 29 Exchange street 
Dungworth Henry, scissor manufacturer, 57 Pea croft 
Dungworth John, fleam, lancet, &c. mfr. Cabbage alley ; h 32 Eldon st 
Dungworth Joshua, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield 
Dungworth Mary Ann, dressmaker, 28 West John street 
Dungworth Samuel, horn presser, court 10 Fitzwilliam street 
Dungworth Selina, Garden street school ; house Hammond street 
Dungworth Wm. horn haft and scale presser, 59 Porter street 
Dunkerly Fanny, hatter, 6 Campo lane 

Dunkerly Samuel, hatter, 21 High street ; house 1 Milk street 
Dunkley Edward, tailor and draper, 41 Orchard street 
Dunn Mrs Ann, gentlewoman, Belle vue, Park 
Dunn Thomas, Esq. coal owner ; house Richmond Bill 
Dunn Thomas, tailor, 53 Wellington street 

Dunnill Charles, coachman and proprietor ; h 17 Occupation road 
Dunnill and Scott, coach proprietors, 4 Old Haymarket 
Dutton Mrs Ann, 102 Trippet lane 
Dutton John, vict. Lion and Lamb, 4 Radford row 
Dyson Miss Ann, 45 Broomspring lane 
Dyson Charles, shopkeeper, 7 Commercial street 
Dyson George, teapot handle maker, Infirmary road 
Dyson James, brass turner (j.) 10 Little Pond street 
Dyson James, sexton of St Mary's, 43 Bramall lane 
Dyson John, printer, court 3 Hartshead ; house Scotland street 
Dyson John, scissor manufacturer ; house 28 Ellison street 
sJ Dyson Joseph & John, fine scissor and tailor's shear mfrs. North parade 
Dyson Mary, shopkeeper, 28 New street, Park 
Dyson John, grinder, Sharrow vale 
Dyson Matthew, funeral furnisher, 49 West John street 
Dyson Joseph Wm. bookkeeper, Sharrow vale 
Dyson Wm. scissor grinder, 28 Bramall lane 
Dyson Zaccheus, watchmaker, Upperthorpe 
Eades Thomas, pinder for Ecclesall, Psalter lane * 

Eades Wm. Temperance coffee house, 2 Netherthorpe 
Eadon George, carver, gilder, cabinet maker, upholsterer, &c. 36 

Fargate ; house 15 Tudor place 
Eadon George, jun. auctioneer, and stock and share broker, 4 Fargate ; 

house 28 Gell street 
Eadon George, gentleman, 119 Norfolk street 
Eadon John, gentleman, 174 Broad lane 
Eadon Moses, saw, file, edge and joiner's tool, spiral cutter, ledger 

blade, calico web, busk, machine knife, and steel mfr. 107 Norfolk st 
Eadon Samuel, A.M. & F.S.A. classical, commercial, and mathematical 

academy, foot of Eldon street; house 13 Hanover square 
Eagle Edwin, diesinker, Oaks bank, Broomhill 
Eagle Hannah, drapery dealer, 145 Duke street, Park 
Eagle Thomas, diesinker and chaser, 73 Division street 
Earl and Co. merchants, and steel and file manufacturers, Hallamshire 

Works, 2 Little Pond street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 109 

Earl Henry, agent to Bowling Iron FTorks Co., 22 Orchard street; 

house Hanover square 
Earl John, grocer and tea dealer, 49 South street 
Earl John Charles, merchant and manufacturer ;4kouse Sharrow lane 
Earl Robert, agent for W. Laverack's trading vessels to Thorne, Hull, 

and London, Canal wharf; house 67 Suffolk road 
Earnshaw George, warehouseman, 17 Rockingham street 
Earnshaw Mr Joseph, Talbot place, Park 
Earnshaw Wm. mason and bricklayer, 36 Newcastle street 
Eastwood Elizabeth, straw hat maker, 74 Edward street 
Eastwood James, tailor and draper, 6 Westfield terrace 
Eastwood John, shoemaker, 34 School croft 
Eastwood Wm. wheelwright and joiner, court 5 Newcastle street 
Eaton Abraham Bunting, vict. Travellers' Inn, 82 Snighill 
Eaton Adam, bricklayer, court 165 Arundel street 
Eaton Benjamin, cooper, (j.) court 55 Carver street 
Eaton George, pawnbroker, 9 Westbar 
Eaton Hannah, National School, Hermitage street 
Eaton Harriet, dressmaker, 165 Solly street 
Eaton James, shoemaker, 4 School croft 
Eaton John, engine tenter, 1 00 Bridge street 
Eaton John, umbrella mender, 3 Mill lane 
Eaton Joseph, last, patten, and clog maker, 76 Fargate 
Eaton Mrs Mary, 58 Occupation road 

Eaton Samuel, bricklayer, and chimney sweeping machine manufac- 
turer, 165 Arundel street 
Eaton Thos. Wigfall and Co. table, pen, and pocket knife, &c. manu- 
facturers, 43 Radford street 
Ebert Mrs Frances, 14 Gell street 
Eccleston James, bookkeeper, 33 Pond street 

Eden and Clarke, boot and shoe manfrs. 1 King street, and Stafford 
Edgill John, shopkeeper and bricklayer, 14 Castle folds 
Edley Wm. joiner's tool, skate, & brace and bit mfr. & b h. Trafalgar st 
Edmonds Miss Ann, hosier and glover, 28 Angel street 
Edmunds Martin, shear steel maker and forger, Upper Slack 
Edwards Eleanor, shopkeeper and dressmaker, 30 Meadow street 
Edwards Mrs Joseph, school, Saint Philip's road, Portmahon 
Edwards Wm. warehouseman, 20 Saint Philip's road 
Edwards Wm. lace and hosiery dealer, 30 Church street 
Edwards Wm. bookkeeper, 7 Netherthorpe place 
Eels Ann, confectioner, 3 Milk street 
Egginton James and Wm. brass turners, and cap and ferrule, swivel, 

pocket inkstand, &c. manufacturers, 15 Rockingham street 
Egginton James, house 14 Wheeldon street ; Wm. h 15 Rockinghm. st 
Eggleston Wm. and James, whitesmiths, Snow lane 
Elam George, teacher, Wesley College ; house Broomgrove road 
Eldridge Samuel, shopkeeper, 39 Howard street 
Eley John, joiner and builder, 16 Monmouth street 
Ellerby Henry, butcher, 151 South street; house New George street 
Ellin Thomas and Co. merchants, steel converters, and table, shoe, 
butcher, and cook knife manfrs. Table Knife Works, 273 foot of 
Arundel st ; and rollers, forgers, &c. Vulcan Works, South st bridge 



110 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Ellin Thos. jun. mercht. and manfr ; h Grecnbank house, 189 South st 

Ellin Thos. sen. and Wm. & Jph. merts. & manfrs ; h Brincliffe Edge 

Elliot Miss Ann and Sister ; and John, manufacturer, 146 Broad lane 

Elliot John, razor manufacturer ; house 8 Hanover square 

Elliot Joseph and John, razor manufacturers, 4 Hollis croft 

Elliot Joseph, razor manufacturer ; house Western bank 

Elliot Richard, table knife mfr. 86 Wellington st ; h 18 Fitzwilliam st 

Elliot Robert, bookkeeper, Broomspring lane 

Elliott Benjamin, file manager, Crookes 

Elliott Benj. Gartside and Co., steel manufacturers, and steel and iron 

merchants, 199 Gibraltar street ; house Shire green 
Elliott Mr Charles, East view, Pisgah 
Elliott Christopher, collier, 50 High street, Park 
Elliott Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Ecclesall New road 
Elliott Hannah and Emma, school, 92 Broad lane 
Elliott John, whitesmith, 73 Division st ; house 146 Rockingham lane 
Elliott John Gartside, chemist and druggist, 1 80 Gibraltar street 
Elliott Joseph, silversmith, Sub Post office, 76 Wicker 
Elliott Mark, shop and cow keeper, 16 Penistone road 
Elliott Mrs Mary, Fernley place, Glossop road 
Elliott Mary, shopkeeper, 2 Old street, Park 
Elliott Samuel, chemist and druggist, 10 South street 
Elliott Zachariah, steel melter, 58 Coalpit lane 
Ellis Ann, dressmaker, 31 Snow lane 
Ellis Mrs Ann, 62 Pye bank 

Ellis Benjamin, mark, letter, figure, brand, brass type, &c. manufac- 
turer; and seal, door plate, &c engrvr. 46 School croft ; h 274 Beet st 
Ellis Benjamin, perfumer and hairdresser, 1 Waingate 
Ellis Benjamin, butcher, 8 Wicker 
Ellis Charles, mason and shopkeeper, 168 Arundel street 
Ellis Charles, bookkeeper, Stanton broom 
Ellis Charles, whitesmith, &c ; house 61 Chester street 
Ellis Edwin, razorsmith, Gray street, Fox street 
Ellis George, baker and confectioner, 46 Pyebank 
Ellis George, tailor, 254 Bright street 
Ellis George, razorsmith, Gray street, Fox street 
Ellis Hannah, grocer and tea dealer, 10 Old Haymarket 
Ellis Henry, shopkeeper, 7 Andrew street 
Ellis Isaac, table knife manufacturer, 66 Garden street 
Ellis James, traveller, 151 Devonshire street 
Ellis James, vict. George and Dragon, 93 Broad lane 
Ellis James, levy clerk for Sheffield township ; house 49 Meadow st 
Ellis James, whitesmith, ironmonger, gas fitter, &c. 9 George street ; 

house 33 Arundel street 
Ellis Joseph, brickmaker and vict. Twelve o' Clock, Saviile street 
Ellis Joseph, manfr. of surgical instruments, trusses, stomach pumps T 

syringes, and all kinds of instruments for deformities, 41 Spring st 
Ellis Joseph, vict. Blue Pig, 22 Workhouse lane 
Ellis Joseph, mason, street setter, and beerhouse, Willey street 
Ellis Mrs Mary, straw hat maker, &c. 2 Fargate 
Ellis Samuel, permit writer, 111 Broad lane 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. Ill 

Ellis and Stimson, whitesmiths, bellhangers, gas fitters, and brass 
turners, Wreaks's yard, 19 High street 

Ellis Thomas (late Binney Brothers) tilter, &c. Heeley Tilt 

Ellis William Henry, blade forger, 93 Carver street 

Ellison Alfred, shopkeeeper and vict. Peter's Hotel, 121 Lord street 

Ellison Edward, die sinker, 107 Fitzwilliam street 

Ellison Joseph, merchant, and file and steel manufacturer, Wellmea- 
dow place ; house 103 Meadow street 

Ellison Michael, Esq. agent to the Duke of Norfolk, 20 Corn Ex- 
change ; house The Farm, Park 

Ellison Michael Joseph, Esq. Bellevue road, Park 

Ellison Mr Thomas, 101 Wentworth terrace 

Ellison William, silversmith and vict. Crown, 31 Scotland street 

Elshaw James, brass founder, Pondhill ; and beerhouse, 7 Shude hill 

Elston Jonathan, table knife hafter, 23 Broomhall street 

Elsworth Mary, shopkeeper, 96 South street 

Elsworth Wm. spring knife mfr. & furniture broker, 36 Scotland st 

Elvidge Charles, shoemaker, 240 Rockingham street 

Elvidge John, cabinet maker, 55 Howard street 

Elvidge John, shopkeeper, 26 Hollis croft 

Emanuel Levi, cutlery, &c. dealer, 38 Division street 

Emmet John, fish and game dealer, 17 Bow street 

Emsley Benjamin, list carpet weaver, court 8 Arundel street 

England Miss Elizabeth, boarding house, Westbank place 

England Edward, tailor, 18 Cornish street 

England George, scale and spring maker, King's Arms yard, 17 Fargt 

England Wm. brass founder and saw screw manufacturer, 28 Smith- 
field ; house 27 Acorn street 

Epworth Benj. shopkeeper and coal dealer, 72 Arundel lane 

Esam Wm. solicitor's clerk, 4 Gloucester place 

Esberger John, mason and bricklayer, 124 Bath street 

Eskell Philippus, surgeon dentist, 209 Bath buildings, Glossop road 

Etches Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, Machon bank 

Etches Wm. McConnell, solicitor, 8 St James's row .; h Machon bank 

Etherington John, shoemaker, 39 Sims croft 

Evans James, brickmaker, foot of Clarence street 

Evans John, boot and shoe maker, 44 Orchard street 

Evans John, shoemaker, 54 Furnival street 

Evans John, shoemaker, Harmer lane gardens 

Evans Samuel, table knife cutler, .56 Milton street 

Evans Thos. stock & share broker, accountant & comsn agt. 5Campo In 

Evans Thomas, shoemaker, 88 South street, Park 

Evans W r m. table and penknife, and razor manufacturer, and cutlery 
and varnish dealer, Milton Works, 44 Milton street 

Evans Wm. hairdresser, 10 Meadow street 

Evatt Henry Royle, surgeon dentist, 54 Queen street 

Everett Robert, coach owner, top of South street, Park 

Evers Moses, painter, 110 Pond street 

Ewart Isaac, grave digger, 78 Morpeth street 

Excise Office, L Hartshead ; John Badcock, Esq. collector 

Exley John, pork butcher, 104 Devonshire street 

Exley Peggy, shopkeeper, 105 Barker's pool 



112 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Eye Dispensary, 10 Cheney row (open Thursday & Saturday, 10 to 1) 

Eye and Ear Dispensary, 71 Westbar (open daily from 11 to 12) 

Eyre Elijah, beerhouse, Bull's Head, 24 Cross Smithfield 

Eyre Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 18 Broad street, Park 

Eyre Ellis, grocer and tea dealer (wholesale and retail) 67 Fargate 

Eyre Esther, vict. Royal Mail, 131 West street 

Eyre James, vict. Ball, 116 Green lane 

Eyre James Benj. (in firm, W. Greaves & Sons ;) h 4 St George's ter 

Eyre Mrs Jane, worm destroyer and botanist, 25 Bank street 

Eyre John, silver plate manufacturer ; house Gray street, Fox street 

Eyre John, compositor, 16 Cross Chapel street 

Eyre John, warehouseman, 52 Hallcar terrace 

Eyre Joseph John, solicitor, 18 Bank street; h Endcliffe crescent 

Eyre Joshua, grocer and tea dealer, 154, and house 148 South street 

Eyre Septimus, shopkeeper and beerhouse, 92 Eyre lane 

Eyre Vincent, silversmith, 30 Rock street 

Eyre Vincent, shoemaker, 130 Rockingham lane 

Eyre Wm. joiner, Gas office yard ; house 123 Meadow street 

Faber and Townsend, plumbers and glaziers, 195 Glossop road 

Faber Wm. plumber and glazier; house 195 Glossop road 

Fagan Michael, dealer in Sheffield and Birmingham goods, 13 Waingt 

Fairbank Mrs Sarah, Adelaide place 

Fairbank Wm. land surveyor, &c. Nelson place 

Fairbank & Son, engineers and surveyors, 3 East parade 

Fairbank Wm. Fairbank, civil engineer ; house 187 South street 

Fairest Daniel, vict. Bay Horse, 57 Westbar green 

Fairest Joel, cowkeeper, 44 Spring street 

Fairest Joel, filesmith, and John, teacher, 29 St Thomas street 

Falding Edwin, architect, 24 Mount Zion buildings 

Fallan Patrick, old clothes dealer, 79 Campo lane 

Fanshaw John, spectacle maker and optician, 16 Siddall street 

Fanshaw Miss Mary Ann, 25 Eyre street 

Fanshaw Robert, optician and spectacle maker, 232 Moorfields 

Faris Wm. schoolmaster, Stanley street; house 32 Nursery street 

Farish Rev Henry, M.A. incumbent of St Mary's, Highfield 

Farest Miss Sarah, upholstress, 50 Fitzwilliam street 

Farmer Elizabeth, butcher, 44 Division street 

Farmer Robert, draper and silk mercer, 54 High street 

Far ns worth Ann, coal dealer, 26 Paternoster row 

Farns worth Albert, schoolmr. North Church st ; h 26 Paternoster row 

Farnsworth Charles Clement, silversmith, 199 St Mary's road 

Farr Benjamin, painter, 109 Broomhall street 

Farr Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 134 Pond street 

Farr George, potato, &c. dealer, 164 South street ; h Ecclesall New rd 

Farr John, auger and skate maker, Ecclesall New road 

Farr John, spring knife manfr. 168 Rockingham st ; h Mount pisgah 

Farrill Thomas, hawker, 23 Castle green 

Farrin Mrs Elizabeth, schoolmistress, 12 Hawley croft 

Farrington James, currier and leather cutter, 7 Westbar green 

Faulkner John, shoemaker, 75 Campo lane 

Favell Charles Fox, M.D., 2 Howard street 

Favell Robert, shoemaker, 4 Nursery street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 113 

Favell Wm. surgeon, 58 Fargate 

Fawcett and Hadfield, anvil, vice, &c. manufacturers, Sheldon row 

Fawcett John, gentleman, Broomhall 

Fawcett Misses Marianne and Martha, Broomhall road 

Fawcett Mrs Mary, 70 Division street 

Fawcett Mary, dressmaker, 86 High street, Park 

Fawcett Miles James Mason, anvil, &c. manfr ; house 60 Wicker 

Fawcett Wm. silver plate, &c. manfr ; h Hanover Villa, Hanover sqr 

Fawley Joshua, butcher, 61 Shambles, & 136 Scotland st ; h Wyburn 

Fawley Wm. butcher, 31 Flat street, and 157 West street 

Fearn Elizabeth Sharpe, ladies' school, 41 Spitalfield grove 

Fearn Elizabeth, vict. Old Brown Cow, 3 Radford street 

Fearn John, cast iron and run steel cutlery mfr. ct "2 Leicester street 

Fearn Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 159 Arundel street 

Fearnehough Joseph, saw, scythe and machine knife manufacturer, 124 

Westbar ; house Waterloo houses, Philadelphia 
Fearnehough Wm. saw, scythe, &c. mfr. 21 Garden st ; h 43 Broad In 
Fearnley Joseph, scissor manufacturer, 114 Pond street 
Fearnley Samuel, farmer, Piper lane 
Featherstone Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 28 Chester street 
Fellows John, beerhouse, Holly lane 

Fellows Wm. joiner's tool manufacturer and beerhouse, 52 Campo lane 
Fellows Stephen, bolt and screw maker ; house ct. 2 Furnace hill 
Fenney Frederick, razor, and razor case and strop manufr. (Mark 
m n n 13 Smith street; house Springfield 

"' place, Glossop road 

Fenton Arthur, tobacconist, 18 Dixon lane 

Fenton Benjamin and Co. ivory, &c. merchants, 30 Newcastle street ; 

house 38 Wilkinson street 
Fenton Charles, tobacconist and picture dealer, 99 West street 
Fenton Ezra, penknife manufacturer, 1"09 Scotland street 
Fenton Joseph, solicitor, 7 East parade ; house Spring view, Crookes 
Fenton Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house Clark street 
Fenton Joseph, earthenware dealer, 6 Cross Burgess street 
Fenton Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 44 Pinstone street 
Fenton and Marsd ens, (late Maw and Staleys) merchants, and edge 

and joiners' tool, brace, bit, skate, screw box, ,&c, manufacturers, 

51 Bridge street 
Fenton Mrs Mary, 1.51 Brook place 

Fenton and Shore, cutlery manfrs. and merchants, 46 Division street 
;Fenwick John, chemist and druggist, 152 Portobello street 
Fernell Mrs Charlotte, Highfield 

Fernell Wm. Burgoyne, solicitor, 16 St James' st ; h Endclifie cres 
Fewsdale Thomas and John, joiners and builders^ 31 W'icker ; houses 

25 and 27 Stanley street 
Fidler John, shopkeeper, 62 Holly street 

Field John, stock and share broker, yard 64 High st ; h Adelaide pi 
Field Richard, butcher, 204 Gibraltar street ; h 130 Harvest lane 
Fielder John, tailor, 51 Thomas street 
Fielding John, merchant, and table, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife. ; 

and razor manufacturer, 6 Suffolk road ; house East bank House 

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114j SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Field send Benjamin, hay and straw dealer and shopr. 31 Sycamore st 

Fieldsend John, hairdresser, 16 Newmarket street; h 31 Sycamore st 

Fieldsend Wm. eating house, 17 Commercial street 

Fillingham Thomas, tailor and draper, 53 Meadow street 

Finningley Edward, painter, 36 Meadow street 

Finningley Mrs Judith, 88 Allen street 

Finningley Samuel, potato and hay and straw dealer, Furnival road ; 

house Duke street, Park 
Firth Luke, spring knife manfr. and beerhouse, 26 Scargill croft 
Firth Luke, chapel keeper, foot of Eldon street 
Firth Mark, steel refiner ; house Stanton broom 
Firth Robert, whitesmith and gas fitter, 11 Union buildings 
Firth Thomas and Sons, steel refiners, 30 Charlotte street 
Firth Wm. and John, pawnbrokers and chasers, 11 Coalpit lane 
Firth Wm. clerk and superintendent registrar of Ecclesall Union ; 

house 1 College crescent, Broomhall 
Fish Henry, shoemaker, 59 Spring street 
Fish Martha, shopkeeper, 89 High street, Park 
Fishbourne Thomas, collector, 74 Division street 
Fisher Aaron, manager of spirit vaults ; house 12 Westfield terrace 
Fisher Mrs Ann, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road 

Fisher and Bramall, file and steel manfrs. Burnt tree In. &78 Hoyle st 
Fisher Charles, (firm, Wm. Fisher and Sons;) h 260 Western bank 
Fisher Charles, vict. New White Lion, 23 Wicker 
Fisher Elizabeth, flour dealer, 80 Allen street 
Fisher Eliza, eating house, 48 School croft 
Fisher Miss Frances Elizabeth, 40 Fitzwilliam street 
Fisher Mrs Francis Royston, Highfield terrace 
Fisher George, file and steel manufacturer ; house 78 Hoyle street 
Fisher George, cowkeeper and cart owner, 30 Duke street lane, Park 
Fisher, Holmes, and Co, nursery and seedsmen, 14 Market place, and 

Handsworth 
Fisher Henry, brewer and beerhouse, Eagle Tap, 103 Duke street, P. 
Fisher Mr James, Upperthorpe 

Fisher John, vict, George Inn, (posting) 70 Market place 
Fisher John, beerhouse keeper, 18 Waingate 

Fisher John, table knife manfr. Washington place ; h 44 Bowden st 
Fisher J. and W. horn dust dealers, 1 Cheney square 
Fisher John, agent and collector, 1 Cheney square 
Fisher Peter, warehouseman, 5 Broomspring lane 
Fisher Robert, potato dealer, 1 Bower street 
Fisher Robert, chemist, druggist, and seed and tillage merchant, 36 

Angel street ; and linseed cake grinder, Castle mills 
Fisher Thomas, joiner and builder, 65 Eyre street ; h 61 Suffolk road 
Fisher Thomas, Britannia metal, &c. manufacturer ; house East bank 
Fisher Wm. and Sons, horn haft and scale and umbrella hook manfrs. 

and ivory, tortoise shell, pearl, stag, buck, horn, and bone merchants, 

27 Orchard place 
Fisher Wm. sen. h Wellington ter. Woodside ; Wm. jun. h Belmonte 
Fitzakerley Richard, baker and confectioner, 56 Lambert street 
Fitzpatrick Bernard, vict. and spirit dealer, Victoria vaults, 29 Fargt 
Flather David, joiner's tool manufacturer ; house 259 Solly street 



SHEFFIELD DIKECTORY. 115 

Flather James, warehouseman, 33 Red hill 

Flather John, chemist and druggist, 223 Upper Allen street 

Flather Thomas, vict. Royal George, 32 Rockingham street 

Fleming Charles James, engraver, &c. ct 19 High st ; h Daisy hank 

Fletcher Benjamin, shopkeeper and painter, 48 Broad street 

Fletcher Charles, saw manufacturer, 143 Rockingham street 

Fletcher Charles, painter, 84 West street 

Fletcher Edward, tailor, 11 Cross Chapel street 

Fletcher George, shopkeeper, 21 Netherthorpe place 

Fletcher Henry, basket maker, 259 Shales moor 

Fletcher James, beerhouse, Neepsend 

Fletcher Jarvis, spring knife manufacturer, 16 New street, Park 

Fletcher Rev John, B.A. incumbent of Bradfield, Philadelphia 

Fletcher John, joiner's tool maker, 48 Broad street 

Fletcher Joseph, confectioner, 38 Chapel street 

Fletcher Joseph, shoemaker, 38 Silver street head 

Fletcher Thomas, silversmith, 112 Eyre street 

Fletcher Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, 34 Waingate 

Fletcher Wm. painter, 5 Mulberry street ; house 148 West street 

Flin Peter, fishmonger, 99 Scotland street 

Flint Joseph, boot maker, 89 Westbar 

Flint Thomas, tailor and draper, 17 Westbar 

Flockton John, mason, court 7 Bow street 

Flockton Wm. architect, Victoria buildings, 29 Fargate ; h Glossop rd 

Flory Hy. Cornelius, boarding academy, Myrtle spring ', near Gleadless 

Flower John, fender maker ; house Hoyle street 

Flower Mr Joseph, 17 Baker's hill 

Fochlender Wm., German teacher, 235 Glossop road 

Foote Mrs Elizabeth, Ecclesall New road 

Foote Samuel, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 67 South street 

Foote Wm. Wild, accountant and collector, 35 Norfolk street ; h 

67 South street 
Foottit James, solicitor, 19 Flat street 
Ford Alexander, cast iron and run steel cutlery, fender ball, ornament, 

&c. founder, 17 Sheaf street 
Ford John, fine scissor and cast iron and run steel cutlery, fender ball 

and ornament, &c. founder, 18 Sheaf street 
Ford John, printer, ( j.) 7 Mill lane 

Ford James, schoolmaster, Brunswick chapel ; house Ecclesall New rd 
Ford Samuel, shopkeeper, 132 Solly street 
Ford Sarah, straw hat maker, 8 York street 

Ford Wm. printer, bookseller, and circulating library, 6 York street 
Fordham John, vict. and spirit and hop merr. Black Rock, 17 Castle st 
Fordham Henry, vict. Dog and Partridge, 56 Trippet lane 
Fornelli Andrew, looking glass and barometer manfr. 93 Fargate 
Foster Charles, engraver, ct 41 Fargate ; house 12 Cross Burgess st 
Foster Edward, butcher, 35 Wicker 
Foster Mrs Elizabeth, top of Broomspring lane 
Foster George, architect and valuer, 168 West street 
Foster George, tailor, diaper, and clothes dealer, 10 High street 
Foster George, shoemaker, 48 Queen street 
Foster Job, engraver, &c. 20 Cumberland street 



116 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Foster John, flask maker, (j.) 6 Chapel street 

Foster John, collector of poor rates, Infirmary road 

Foster Joseph, master of St James' school, 35 Eldon street 

Foster Joseph, carter, 16 Cavendish street 

Foster Joseph, shopkeeper, 27 Jericho street 

Foster Joseph, hookkeeper, Reservoir view, Crookes 

Foster Richd. Thompson, grocer, and corn & flour dealer, 114 West st 

Foster Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 22 Union street 

Foster Samuel, coal leader, court 35 Lord street 

Foster Sarah, beerhouse, Bridge Inn, 47 Hereford street 

Foster Thomas, musician, 36 Burgess street 

Foster Wm. tailor, draper, and clothes dealer, 12 High street 

Foster Wm. and Co. patent fire-proof powder flask, shot belt, spirit 

bottle, &c. manufacturers, 225 Solly street 
Fotherby Mr John, Hanover place 

Fothergill Wm. joiner, and Mary, straw hat maker, 12 Portmahon 
Foulds Samuel, butcher, 126 Portobello street ; house Crookes 
Foulds Thomas, edge tool forger, 6 Wellington street 
Foulston Geo. painter, court 16 Fargate ; house 19 Fitzwilliam street 
Foulston Saml. shopkeeper and spring knife manufacturer, 15 Peacroft 
Foulston Henry, shoemaker, 41 Lee croft 
Foulstone John, shoemaker, 15 Joiner street 
Foulstone Wm. warehouseman, 1 back of St George's terrace 
Foweather Mary, shopkeeper, 8 Sergeant's row 

Fowler Fredk. J as. Britannia metal mfr. 26 Andrew st ; h Spitalfields 
Fowler Ellen, sausage maker, 134 Scotland street 
Fowler John & Son, land agents & valuers, 14 Bank st ; h Wctdsley Hall 
Fowler John, ironfounder, Sheaf foundry, 34 Furnival road 
Fowler John, steel refiner, 50 Hallcar terrace, Occupation road 
Fowler Jonathan, draper, Cross George street, Philadelphia 
Fowler Samuel, working jeweller, i'6 New Church street 
Fowler Wm. land agent and surveyor ; house Warflsend 
Fowler Wm. bookkeeper, 129 Portobello street 
Fox Benjamin, steel refiner and dealer, court Id Arundel st; house 

1 96 Granville street 
Fox Charles, manufacturer of steel and silver forks, steels, and shoe, 
bread, butcher, and cook knives, 1 house 5 New Church street 

Fox Elizabeth, fruiterer, 21 Fruit market 

Fox George, shopkeeper, 22 Siddall street 

Fox George, millwright, 26 Button lane 

Fox Jacob, silversmith, (j.) 16 Charlotte street 

Fox John Andrew, bookkeeper, 9 Charlotte street 

Fox Joseph, currier and leather cutter, 123 Gibraltar street 

Fox Joseph, steel refiner ; house Rodley lane 

Fox Joseph, fish, game, and poultry dealer, 12 Fargate 

Fox Joshua, fishing tackle manfr. and carver and gilder, 19 Wicker 

Fox Mary, schoolmistress, 15 Duke street 

Fox Matthew, shopkeeper, 118 South street, Park 

Fox Sarah, schoolmistress, 38 Smith street 

Fox Thomas, shoemaker, 17 Matthew street 

Fox Thomas, eating house, 32 Waingate 

Fox Wm. warehouseman, 3 Gornhill 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 117 

Fox Wm. file manager, 78 Arundel street 

Fox Wm. huckster, Castle folds lane 

Fox Wm. silversmith, 1 Spring street 

France Joseph, shoemaker, 43 Weigh lane 

France Mark, wood turner, 257 Arundel street 

France Mary, dressmaker, 65 Trippet lane 

France Thomas, horn presser, 100 Pond st ; house Clarence street 

Francis Hugh, letter carrier, 20 Oborne street 

Frank John, tailor and draper, 34 Chapel walk 

Franks Mary, butcher, 94 Peacroft 

Franks Rebecca, vict. Three Cranes, 46 Queen street 

Frearson Thos. veterinary surgeon & vict. Town Arms, 166 Dukest. P 

Freeborough Mary, staymaker, 75 Duke street, Park 

Freeman Charles, shoemaker, 71 Scotland street 

Freeman Hanh. and Brownell Matilda, straw hat mkrs. 25 Meadow st 

Freeman and Lockwood, comb manufacturers, 45 Bailey street 

Freeman Thomas Wallace, plater on steel, and manufacturer of Ger- 
man silver and Argentine plate, 50 South st ; house Trafalgar st 

Freeman Thomas, vict. Grape Tavern, 11 New Church street 

Freeman Wm. comb manufacturer ; house 41 Bailey street 

Fretson John, diesinker, 158 Harvest lane 

Fretson Wm. solicitor, 1 Paradise square, and 18 Campo lane 

Fretwell Arthur, attorney's clerk, 125 Fitzwilliam street 

Fretwell Isaac, vict. Bath Cottage, 125 Broomhall street 

Fretwell John, edge tool forger, 8 Broom close 

Fretwell Sarah, shopkeeper, Sheldon street 

Frisbee William, chaser, 85 Fitzwilliam street 

Fritche John, professor of music and dancing, 15 Victoria street 

Frith Ann, shopkeeper, 14 Arundel lane 

Frith Misses Betsy and Ann, Upperthorpe 

Frith Brothers, opticians, and manfrs of patent fireproof powder flasks, 
lever shot pouches, liquor bottles, &c. 105 Arundel street 

Frith Charles, joiner and builder, 23 Shude hill 

Frith Elizabeth, vict. Barrack Tavern, Philadelphia 

Frith George, organist and piano tuner, 14 Broomhall street 

Frith Mrs Hannah, 155 Devonshire street 

Frith Henry, optician, &c ; house Broomhall Cottage 

Frith James, optician, &c ; house Belmonte, Park 

Frith John, architect, (firm Worth and Frith,) house 22 Spital hill 

Frith John, bone cutter, Castle mills ; house 33 Bowling green street 

Frith John, agent, 51 St Philip's terrace, Watery street 

Frith Joseph, brewery cashier ; house Talbot place 

Frith Joseph, diesinker, house 151 Brook place 

Frith Mary, shopkeeper, 31 Hereford street 

Frith Peter and Co. opticians, mathematical instrument manufactur- 
ers, &c. 81 Arundel street ; house Broom grove cottage 

Frith Robert, wheelwright, Little Sheffield ; house Booker's square 

Frith and Landers, die sinkers and modellers, 67 Division street 

Frith Thomas, professor of music, and organist of St Paul's and St 
George's, 16 West hill, Broomhall street 

Frith Wm. vict. Old Fox and Duck, 50 Broad lane 

Frith Wm. shoe and butcher knife manfr ; house 132 Broomhall street 



118 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Frith Wm. Hy. collector of borough & impt. rates ; h 149 Devonshire st 
Froggatt Ann, green grocer, 13 Pinstone street 

Froggatt Geo. shopkpr. 252 Bright st. & spring knife mfr. Doncaster st 
Froggatt Jane, scissor manufacturer and beerhouse, 1 8 Dun st 
Froggatt John, silversmith, Local terrace 
Froggatt John, table knife mfr. and beerhouse, 102 Backfields 
Froggatt Joseph, gardener, Hermitage street 
Froggatt Mary, lodgings, 21 Bank street 

Froggatt Thomas, optician and vict. New Inn, 119 Saville street 
Froggatt Thomas, optician, (j.) 121 Bath street 
Froggatt Wm. tailor, 3 Bowling green street 
Frost Edward, tailor, 290 Rockingham street 
Frost George, shopkeeper, 13 Doncaster street 
Frost Hannah, old clothes dealer, 29 Meadow street 
Frost Saml. merchant, & table knife, &c. mfr. 49 Broad In ; h Steelbank 
Frost Sarah, eatinghouse and beerseller, 23 Waingate 
Frost Thomas, shopkeeper, 140 Upper Edward street 
Fry Wm. engraver and copperplate printer, 34 Change alley 
Fuchslin R., professor of languages, 203 Bath buildings 
Fulford John, pearl button & stud mfr. 8 Union lane ; house 1 08 Eyre st 
Furness Alfred, table knife manufacturer, 5 Moor st. Little Sheffield 
Furness Charles, bone haft and scale cutter, 39 Coalpit lane 
Furness Isaac, shopkeeper, 27 Leicester street 
Furness Robert, spring knife manufacturer, Cumberland street 
Furniss Benj. table knife mfr. and vict. Red Lion, 52 Coalpit lane 
Furniss Charles, sawsmith, 52 Fitzwilliam street 
Furniss Charles, butcher, 86 South street ; house 35 River street 
Furniss Mrs Betty, 26 Fitzwilliam street ^ 

Furniss Daniel, stove grate fitter and beerhouse, 189 Bath strew 
Furniss Edward, solicitor, 29 Church street ; house Endcliffe crescent 
Furniss George, silversmith, Ecclesall New road 
Furniss George, stag, &c. cutter, 24 Fornham street 
Furniss Henry, merchant and steel manufacturer ; house The Edge 
Furniss Mr James, 112 High street, Park 
Furniss Isaac, furniture broker, 7 Furnace hill 
Furniss John, shoemaker, 16 Nursery street 
Furniss Joseph, butcher, 71 Shambles ; house 14 Nursery street 
Furniss Joseph, printer, (j.) \2 Regent terrace 

Furniss Luke, spring knife mfr. 122 Snow hill, and 60 Duke st. Park 
Furniss Matthew, druggist, 15 Scotland street 
Furniss Mary, shopkeeper, 1 2 Grindlegate 
Furniss Robert, shopkeeper, 2 Suffolk road 
Furniss Peter, shoemaker, 136 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 
Furniss Mr Thomas, Clough place, St Mary's 
Furniss Thomas, shoemaker, court 1 Old Haymarket 
Furniss Thomas, coal leader, 9 Milton street 
Gains John, brass letter maker, 1 Dixon street 

Gainsford Robert John, solicitor, (firm Haywood, Bramley, & Gains- 
ford ;) house Farm bank 
Galbraith John, woollen draper and tailor, 87 Norfolk street 
Gales Miss Ann, The Mount 
Galley Giles, butcher, 74 Duke street, Park 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 119 

Gallimore Charles, joiner and builder, 188 West street 

Gallimore John, bookkeeper, King street, Portmahon 

Gallimore Wm. jun. German silver wire manufacturer, and dealer in 

wire, skellets, sheets, &c. 42 School croft 
Gamble George, tailor, 51 Charles street 

Gamble Jph. pay clerk, Sheffield Workhouse ; house 3 Hanover street 
Gamble Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 51 Townhead street 
Gambles John, baker, 25 Little Pond street 
Gambles Wm. shoemaker, 15 Commercial street 
Ganter John, German clock maker, 62 Bridge street 
Gardiner Henry, bone haft and scale cutter, 47 Scotland street 
Gardner John, draper's clerk, 4 Cross Chapel street 
Gardner Saml. saw mfr. (firm Kenyon and Co. ;) house 14 Red hill 
Garfitt Henry, green grocer, 71 Broad street 

Garfitt Thos. saw file manufacturer, fVellfield House, Little Common 
Garfitt Thomas, scythe, sickle, and machine knife mfr. 48 Thomas st 
Garlick John, shoemaker, 234 Upper Allen street 
Garlick Mary Ann, straw hat maker and news agent, 98 Scotland st 
Garlick Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, Hammond street 
Garner John, vict. Ball, Upper Oborne street 
Garner John, beerhouse keeper, 162 Young street 
Garner Thomas, butcher, 23 Shambles ; house PToodhouse 
Garner Thomas, beerhouse, Sun, 30 Bailey street 
Garner Wm. beerhouse, 34 Trinity street 
Garnett Brice Barlow, hairdresser, 146 South street 
Garnett Henry Wm. dentist and electro-metallurgist, 7 Western bank 
Garnett John, hair dresser, 136 Porter street 
Garnett John, gardener, 39 King street, and Hallcar lane 
Garnett Wm. Hy. stereotype founder, brass letter and ornament cutter y 

and printer's joiner, ct 140 Rockingham In ; h 199 Rockingham st 
Garnett Mary, shopkeeper, 40 Effingham street 
Garton and Wright, commssn. agents, sharebrokers, and wine, spirit., 

porter, guano, &c. merchants, Commercial buildings, 28 High st 
Garton George, sharebroker, &c; house The Mount 
Garton Joseph, cricket bat manufacturer, 3 back of St George's terrace 
Gas Company (See Sheffield United Gas Light Company) 
Gascoigne John Henry, accountant, 15 St James' street 
Gascoigne John, wood turner, Frith's wheel, Paternoster row 
Gascoigne Jonathan, spring knife manufacturer ; house 226 Bright st 
Gascoigne Robert, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 50 Holly street 
Gascoigne Thos. Marshall, mark & figure maker, ct 199 Eyre st 
Gascoigne Mr Thomas, 3 Gloucester place 
Gascoyne Mrs Ann, milliner, &c. 64 Norfolk street 
Gathrick Benjamin, glass and earthenware dealer, 115 South st 
Gatley Thos. file and steel mfr. Cornhill and Blast lane ; h 222 Solly st 
Gatley and Wortley, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealers, 119 Westbar 
Gaunt Joseph, buck, stag, horn, &c. cutter and dealer, 87 Hollis croft 
Gaunt Benj. stag, &c cutter ; house 3 St Philip's road, Brook hill 
Gautier Pierre Louis, French teacher, 147 West street 
Gearey Michael, tailor, 70 Howard street 
Gee Mrs Ann, butter dealer, Butter market ; house Spring st 
Gee Mrs Hannah, dressmaker, 31 Colliers' row 



120 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Gee Thomas, shopkeeper, 114 Harvest lane 

Gee Wm. railway clerk, 62 Occupation road 

Gelder Rebecca, widow, 18 Coalpit lane 

Gelder Thomas, bird, &c. preserver. 156 Bernard street 

Gelthorpe James, earthenware dealer, 165 South street 

Gell James, hairdresser and perfumer, 172 West street 

Genn Geo. butcher, 13 Shambles; house Burngreave road 

Genn Henry, butcher, 22 Shambles ; house Tinsley 

Genn Joseph, chemist and druggist, 21 Wicker 

Genn Timothy and Daniel, grocers, &c. 52 Silver street head 

Genn Wm. butcher, 14 Shambles; house Lower Crabtree 

Geska Charles, comb manfr. 48 Arundel street 

Gibbins Eliz. shopkeeper, St Philip's road, Portmahon 

Gibbins Jph. and Sons, scissor & shear mfr. Cricket inn rd; h Damall 

Gibbons Eliza, schoolmistress, Norfolk terrace 

Gibbons Wm. augermaker, (j.) 56 Occupation rpad 

Gibbs Wm. Henry, woollen draper arid tailor, 8 Howard street 

Gibson Charles, mason and shopkeeper, 147 Lord street 

Gibson John, filesmith, 50 Queen street 

Gibson Harriet, straw hat maker, Little Sheffield 

Gibson Rev John, M.A., assistant min. of Parish Church, Wilkinson st 

Gibson Sarah, screw and bolt maker, 199 Watery lane 

Gibson Thomas, bookkeeper ; and Harriet, school, 53 Suffolk road 

Gibson Thomas, bookkeeper, 201 Granville street 

Gibson Thomas, shoemaker, 72 Allen street 

Gibson Wm. boat owner, and salt and potato merchant, 45 Exchange 

street ; and shopkeeper, 175 Duke street, Park 
Gibson Wm. whitesmith, 118 Scotland st ; house 95 Allen street 
Gibson Rev Wm. L., B.A. curate of Damall 
Gilbert and Arnold, ale and porter brewers, Milton brewery, Button 

lane; and brick makers, Duke street and Portmahon 
Gilbert Brothers, razor manufacturers, & agents for the Phoenix stoves, 

25 Norfolk lane 
Gilbert David, vict. Ball, 86 Carver street 
Gilbert James, book and print seller, and razor mfr, 54 Eyre st 
Gilbert Wm. brewer; house 157 Fitzwilliam street 
Gilbert Wm. razor manufacturer ; house Oaks bank, Broomhill 
Gilberthorpe John, tailor, 15 Steelhouse lane 
Gilfoy Michael, crucible maker, ct 62 Orchard st ; h Sycamore st 
Gill Alfred, warehouseman, 20 Henry street, Park 
Gill Benj. pen, pocket, lock, & sneck knife manufacturer, 32 Garden st 
Gill Benjamin, beer seller, 26 Smith street 
Gill Catherine, straw hat maker and milliner, 61 South street 
Gill David, spring knife manfr. Doncaster street ; house Russell street 
Gill David, cart owner, 22 High street, Park 
Gill George, seedsman and beerhouse, Club gardens 
Gill George, overlooker, 54 Cornish street 

Gill Henry Wm. iron, steel, &c. dlr. & cutlery factor, 143 Allen street 
Gill James, razor manufacturer, 4 Rockingham street 
Gill James, joiner and cabinet maker, court 116 Scotland street 
Gill Mark, shopkeeper, 81 Granville street 
Gill Richard, joiner & cabinet maker, Wicker lane ; h 23 Nursery st 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 121 

Gill Stephen, spring knife maker, Sheaf bank 

Gill Thomas, shoemaker, Little Sheffield 

Gill Mr Win. Sharrow lane 

Gill Wm. cowkeeper, 39 Pye bank 

Gill Wm. Tipping, tobacconist, 20 Westbar 

Gillatt Mr George, Broomhill ; and Mr John, Talbot street 

Gillatt Miss Ellen, milliner and dressmaker, 197 Bath buildings 

Gillatt Jonathan (late Gleadall,) plumber and glazier, 10 York street 

Gillbee Edward, merchant ; house 258 Western bank 

Gilchrist James, tailor, 159 Portobello street 

Gilchrist John, drapery and tea dealer, 12 Duke street 

Gilles Wm. pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife & razor mfr. 76 Eyre st 

Gilles Mary Ann, dressmaker, 222 Bright street 

Gillett Mr Enoch, 7, and Jonas, shoemaker, 5 High street, Park 

Gillett Mrs Elizabeth, Broomhall street 

Gilling James, shoemaker, 91 Lord street 

Gilling Joseph, cowkeeper, court 81 South street, Park 

Gillott Charles, penknife manufacturer, Newtown, Park 

Gillott Christopher, spring knife mfr. & beerhouse, 36 Lambert street 

Gillott Edward D. L., surgeon, 69 Norfolk street 

Gillott Elizabeth, widow, 124 Broomhall st; Mrs Harriet, Young st 

Gillott George, vict. Old Harrow, 34 Harvest lane 

Gillott James, warehouseman, 7 back of St George's terrace 

Gillott Isaac, warehouseman, 70 Fitzalan street 

Gillott John, beerhouse, Fox and Duck, 90 Rockingham lane 

Gillott John, shopkeeper and tableknife manufacturer, 12 Coalpit lane 

Gillott John, jobsmith, 36 Lambert street ; house 118 Lord street 

Gillott Jonathan, shopkeeper, 88 Bridge street 

Gillott Joseph, broker, 15 Redcroft row 

Gillott Joseph, metallic pen dep6t, 27 High st ; Hutton & Son, agents 

Gillott Mary, vict. Cornish Inn, Cornish street 

Gillott Samuel, butcher, 1 1 Duke street, Park 

Gillott Samuel, file grinder, Burton head 

Gillott Wm. cabinet maker, court 79 Westbar ; h 7 Steelhouse lane 

Gillott Wm. sharebroker, accountant, and collector, 30 Change alley 

Gilpin John, plasterer, foot of Thomas street 

Gilpin John, painter and glazier, 51 Bailey street 

Gilpin Joseph, painter, 6 Bowden street 

Gilson — , traveller, Rock street 

Gilton Rev Thomas Parkinson (N. C. Methodist,) 263 Solly street 

Girdham Wm. shopkeeper and spring knife manufacturer, 19 Peacroft 

Girt Wm. (Elizabeth, schoolmistress,) 57 Wentworth terrace 

Glad well Mrs Elizabeth, and Miss, seminary, 54 Suffolk road 

Gladwin John, hosiery, small ware, and paper dealer, and printer, 98 

Fruit market, and paper maker, Dawfiask mill 
Glave Wm. painter and paper hanger, 7 Duke street, Park 
Gleadall James, house surgeon, Dispensary, 109 West street 
Gledhill Henry, mason and shopkeeper, 4 Bower spring 
Gledhill James, tableknife mfr. and cutlery, &c. dealer, 261 Solly st 
Gledhill Joseph, shoemaker, 115 Watery lane ; house Upperthorpe 
Gledhill Wm. tailor and clothes dealer, 87 Tenter street 
Glencross David, salesman, Spring terrace, Glossop road 



122 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Glew Wm. potato merchant, Canal wharf, & shopr. 97 Duke street, P. 

Glossop Benjamin, Temperance coffee house, 118 Pea croft 

Glossop Charles P. railway clerk, 128 Barker's pool 

Glossop Edward, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 268 Beet street 

Glossop Mrs Eliza, 91 Broomspring lane ; Mrs H., Bramall lane 

Glossop John, shoemaker, 34 Wicker 

Glossop Nathan, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 128 Barker's pool 

Glossop Richard, shoemaker, 10 Bramall lane 

Glossop Sarah, dressmaker, 22 Duke street 

Glossop Thomas, silversmith, 1 5 Clarence street 

Glossop Wm. traveller, 235 Glossop road 

Godbehere Henry, furniture broker, 1 L Grindlegate 

Godby Samuel, pall, hood, and scarf letter, 7 White Bear walk 

Godby Wm. tableknife manufacturer, 108 Pea croft 

Goddard Charles, slater, 74 Pye bank 

Goddard Edward, watch and clock maker, 120 Solly street 

Goddard Mary and Maria, milliners, &c. 15 Regent street 

Goddard Joseph, plumber and glazier, 158 Tudor st. Little Sheffield 

Godley John, shoemaker, 19 Bridgehouses 

Godley Wm. plasterer, 81 Campo lane 

Godsman George, chemist, druggist, oil and colourman, and dealer in 
patent medicine and perfumery, 126 Barker's pool 

Godwin Fisher, nursery and seedsman, 49 Market place, and Heeley 

Goepel James Spranger, vict. and spirit dealer, Hallcar Hotel, Rail- 
way Station, and Earl Grey, 49 Silver street head 

Goldsmith Samuel, warehouseman, 64 Russell street 

Golland W m. vict. Benlomond Tavern, 23 Eyre street 

Goodall Geo. vict. New Inn, 2 Penistone rd. & hosier, 283 Shales moor 

Goodall Wm. Anderson, linen draper, &c. 26 South street 

Goodall Wm. glass, china, and earthenware dealer, 77 Westbar 

Goodine John, butcher, 120 Westbar 

Goodine Mrs Mary, matron, Girls' Charity School, 15 St James's row 

Goodison Benjamin, type founder (j.) 7 Hallcar place 

Goodison John, gentleman, Uppertkorpe 

Goodison Thomas, solicitor, 20 George street ; house l/pperihorpe 

Goodlad George, hairdresser and penknife manufacturer, 9 Pea croft 

Goodlad Wm. merchant's clerk, Belmonte, Park 

Goodlad Wm. brewer, 59 Eyre street 

Goodland Mrs Frances and Rayner Miss A. M. milliners, 202 West st 

Goodwin Charles, engineer at Love street wheel 

Goodwin Charles, shoemaker and clothes dealer, 44 South street (also 
infirm, Samuel Harwood and Co.) 

Goodwin Rev Edward, M.A. assistant min. of Parish ch., The Banks 

Goodwin George, wheelwright, 33 Broad street 

Goodwin Mrs Gertrude, Broomhill 

Goodwin John, tailor, 26 Charlotte street 

Goodwin Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 84 Howard Street 

Goodwin Matthew, silversmith, 37 Gell street 

Goodwin Thomas, vict. Anvil, 152 South street 

Goodwin Thomas, ivory cutter, 105 Wentworth terrace 

Goodwin Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 136 South street 

Goodworth Ellen, potato dealer, 46 Westbar green 



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Gordon John, tailor and vict. Chequers, 4 Meadow street 

Gorrill Robert, scissor manufacturer and drapery dealer, 159 Eyre st 

Gorrill Wm. shopkeeper, 127 South street, Park 

Gould Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, Highfield 

Gould Frederick, green grocer, 87 Porter street 

Gould Joseph, vict. Bull and Oak, 62 Wicker 

Gould Micah, tea, coffee, spice, &c. dealer (whls. & retail,) 51 High st 

Gould Thomas, solicitor ; house 32 Wilkinson street 

Gould Thomas, vict. Milton Arms, 29 Bailey street 

Gould Thomas, cowkeeper, 136 Lord street 

Gould Wm. rag and scrap dealer, 17 Button lane 

Gould Wm. Wells, grocer and hosier, 105 South street 

Goulder Elizabeth, vict. Robin Hood, 86 Duke street, Park 

Goulder Wm. joiner and carpenter, 86 Duke street, Park 

Goulder Wm. tobacconist, 70 Scotland street 

Gouldring Edward, accordion maker, 12 Bow street 

Gouldthorpe and Greaves, horn haft, scale, and umbrella hook, &e. 

pressers, and horn, bone, &c. dealers, 24 Burgess street 
Gouldthorpe Mrs Rebecca, Radford place 

Gouldthorpe Joseph, horn presser and shopkeeper, 85 Carver street 
Graham Hannah, staymaker, 173 Duke street, Park 
Graham Mrs Mary, confectioner, Green market 

Graham Richard, scissor manufacturer, and beerhouse, 147 Arundel st 
Graham Wm. coffee house, 26 Duke street, Park 
Granger Ann, widow, 38 Broomhall street 
Grant Benjamin, earthenware dealer, court 32 Silver street head 
Grant Miss Jane, 39 Gell street 

Grantham Maria (late Betts,) file manufacturer, court 3 Bailey street 
Grattan John, cabinet and razor case and strop manfr. 38 Pinstone st 
Graveson Wm. job and white smith, 18 Thomas street 
Gray Mrs Ann, ink and ball maker, 58 Orchard street 
Gray Charles, saw and busk manufacturer ; house 1 Wentworth place 
Gray Ellen, straw hat maker, 16 Brocco street 
Gray Edwin, shopkeeper, 36 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Gray George, saw & busk manufacturer ; h St Philip's rd. Portmahon 
Gray George, pocket knife manfr. court 75 Porter st ; h 154 Eyre st 
Gray James, farrier, 12 Nag's Head yard 
Gray John, scissor manufacturer, Gray street, Fox street 
Gray John, butcher, 35 Shambles ; house Handsworth 
Gray John, jun. dentist, 14 Howard street 
Gray Jonathan and Sons, saw and busk manufacturers, and dealers in 

files and edgetools, 36 Malinda street 
Gray Joseph, scissor manufacturer, Gray street, Fox street 
Gray Thomas, artist and portrait painter, Gray street, Fox street 
Gray Thomas, scissor maker, 98 Pyebank 

Gray Thomas, saw and busk manufacturer ; house 55 Radford place 
Gray Thomas, shopkeeper, 22 Chapel street 
Gray Wm. boot and shoe maker, 33 Broad lane 
Gray Wm. diesinker and chaser, 46 Eyre street; house Burton head 
Gray Wm. tailor, 2 Chester street 
Grayson Miss Ann, 49 Broomspring lane 
Grayson Benjamin, shopkeeper, 35 Hague lane 



124 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Grayson Charlotte, dressmaker, 3 School croft 

Grayson Henry, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Radford place 

Grayson Henry, cooper (j.) 123 Saville street 

Grayson John, ivory cutter, and A. & M. A. milliners, 9 Andrew st 

Grayson John, vict. Peacock Tavern, 200 Fitzwilliam street 

Grayson John, pocket knife mfr. Doncaster st ; h33 Clarence st. Portm 

Grayson John, shoemaker, 59 Garden street 

Grayson Joseph, file maker, 24 Cornish street 

Grayson Mrs Mary, Broomspring lane 

Grayson Samuel, saw manufacturer ; house 24 St Thomas street 

Grayson Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 64 Broad lane 

Greasby John, teapot handle maker, 31 Sheaf street 

Greaves Charles, shoemaker, court 182 Rockingham street 

Greaves Daniel, clothier, 3 Old Haymarket ; house 22 Regent terrace 

Greaves Edward and John, merchants and cut nail mfrs. 17 Broad st 

Greaves Edward, brass founder, &c ; house Broomgrove 

Greaves Edward, merchant and mfr ; h Springfield house, Glossop rd 

Greaves Edward, merchant and mfr ; h Wellington terrace, Pitsmoor 

Greaves Edward, case maker, 177 Fitzwilliam street 

Greaves Mrs Elizabeth, W estern bank 

Greaves Elizabeth, butter and egg dealer, 90 South street 

Greaves Elizabeth, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield 

Greaves Francis, fast-handled patent table knife, &c. manufacturer ; 
horn presser, and dlr. in ivory, buck, stag, horns, &c. 44 Radford st 

Greaves George, bookkeeper, Hallcar grange 

Greaves George, brush maker, 13 New George street 

Greaves Mr George, 93 Wentworth terrace 

Greaves George, jun., engineer, millwright, and railway spring manu- 
facturer, Green lane ; house 81 Wentworth terrace 

Greaves George, tailor, 190 Fitzwilliam street 

Greaves Horatio, horn presser, &c ; house Stone grove 

Greaves Isaac, saw, file, edge tool, shear, &c. manufacturer, Park 
Works, Broad street lane ; house 203 Shrewsbury bank 

Greaves Jacob, warehouseman, 6 Cricket Inn road 

Greaves James Haines, printer, stationer, and paper dealer, 56 Snighill ; 
house Western bank 

Greaves James, paper dealer, 33 Wellington street 

Greaves James, tailor, court 161 Portobello street 

Greaves John and Son, brass founders, and steel converters & refiners, 
56 South street ; house Broomgrove 

Greaves Mr John, Woodgrove, Hillfoot 

Greaves John, file manufacturer, 36 Dunfields 

Greaves John, merchant and cut nail mfr; house 17 Broad street 

Greaves Joseph, fender, &c. manufacturer ; house Kellam island 

Greaves Joseph, shoemaker, 140 Hammond street 

Greaves Misses Mary Broomhead and Arabella, 190 Brook view 

Greaves Nathaniel, merchant ; house Shirley hill 

Greaves Sarah, staymaker, 75 Pye bank 

Greaves Thomas, tailor, 130 Scotland street 

Greaves Thomas, tailor, 103 Porter street 

Greaves Thomas, salt dealer, 54 Fitzwilliam street 



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Greaves Thomas, engraver, and copperplate, letterpress, and block 

printer, embosser, &c. 32 Chapel walk 
Greaves, Ward, and Ibbotson, fender and fire iron manufacturers, 

Kellam Foundry 
Greaves Wm. and Sons, American merchants, table knife, razor, file, 

edge tool, and railway spring, &c. mfrs ; steel converters, and tilters 

and rollers, Sheaf fForks, Maltravers street 
Oreaves William, brewer ; house 187 South street, Park 
Greaves William, painter, 14 Fitzwilliam street 
Green Alexander, saw maker, (j.) 51 Andrew street 
Green Alfred, edge tool, file, steel, currier's and tanner's knife, sur- 
geon's instrument, truss, ear trumpet, &c. manufacturer, 86 Pond 

street ; house Cherry Mount 
Green Ann, japan ner, 60 Devonshire lane 
Green Benjamin, beerhouse, Wheat Sheaf, Doncaster street 
Green Benjamin, coach proprietor, 14 Change alley ; h 150 West st 
Green Charles John, clerk, and Mrs Mary Ann, 9 Broom close 
Green Charles, butter dealer, Nursery street 
Green Christopher, traveller, Broom close 
Green Elijah, pork butcher and beerhouse, 60 Shepherd street 
Green Mrs Elizabeth, 80 Leadmill road 
Green Elizabeth, upholstress, 24 North Church street 
Green George, beerhouse, Ecclesall New road 
Green George, cabinet maker, patent mangle manufacturer, and vict* 

Bowling Green, Cherrytree hill 
Green Misses Harriet and Maria, ladies' school, Broom parade 
Green Henry, plumber, glazier, and painter, 9 Commercial street 
Oreen James and Joseph, scissor manufacturers, Wicker lane 
Green James, scissor manufacturer ; house 24 Nursery street 
Green James, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, court 50 Fargate ; 

house 52 Gell street 
Green John, brewer; house Neepsend Brewery 
Green John, watch glass manufacturer, court 27 High street 
Green John, corn factor and flour dealer, 39 Exchange street 
Green John, shoemaker, Figtree lane 
Green John, coachman, 62 Nursery street 
Green John, file maker, Gas office yard ; house 7 Belfield place 
Oreen John, cab driver, 13 Nag's Head yard 
Green John, cast metal cutlery founder, 15 Burgess street 
Green John, furniture broker, 48 Church street 
Green Joseph, vict. Star, 8 White croft 
Green Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 2 Spital hill 
Green Joseph, ginger beer maker, 100 Wicker 
Green Joseph, scissor mfr. (firm Jas. and Jph.) ; h Norfolk terrace 
Green Joseph, cabinet maker ; house 22 Bernard street 
Green Joshua and Joseph, cabinet makers, 105 Carver street 
Green Matthew, vict. Peacock, 1 1 Hoyle street 
Green Matthias, beerhouse, 4 Ellison street 
Green Mrs Sarah, 88 Norfolk street 
Green Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 110 Westbar 
Green Thomas and William, engine tenters, Sheaf street 
Green Thomas, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 190 Eyre street 

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126 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Green William, gentleman, 36 Harvest lane 

Green William, butcher, 72 Tenter street 

Green Wm. joiner and carpenter, 87 South street 

Green William, whitesmith and iron brace maker, court 10 Red hill; 
house 21 Orange street 

Green William, wire worker, 6 Blonk street 

Green William, grinder, Ecclesall New road 

Greenhough George, tailor, 28 Earl street 

Greenhough Wm. cowkeeper and potatoe dealer, 9 Gilbert street 

Greening George Shuttleworth, water rent collector, 155 Brook hill 

Greening George S. P. & Thomas N. (in firm S. Harwood and Co); 
house 155 Brook hill 

Greensmith Charles, butcher, 96 Trippet lane 

Greensmith Mary, shoolmistress and shopkeeper, 13 Sussex street 

Greenwood Alfred, bookkeeper, 94 Arundel street 

Greenwood Charles, furniture broker, 9 Campo lane 

Greenwood Daniel, tanner, Upperthorpe and Philadelphia 

Greenwood Elizabeth, milliner, &c. 4 Bramall lane 

Greenwood James, mason, 13 Grove row, Hillfoot 

Greenwood John, beerhouse, Cross Daggers, 17 Allen street 

Greenwood John, penknife cutler, 55 Milton street 

Greenwood John, shoemaker, 70 Shepherd street 

Greenwood Wm. gaoler and bailiff for Ecclesall Bierlow, 2 Bishop st 

"Gregg David, blacking maker, 14 Bower spring 

Gregg George, currier, (j.) 26 Regent terrace 

Gregg Sarah, dressmaker, 54 Trafalgar street 

Gregg Wm. cowkeeper, 50 Trippet lane 

Gregory Benj. mason, bricklayer, and builder, 145 Portobello street 

Gregory Charlotte, beerhouse keeper, Norris field 

Gregory George, shopkeeper, 60 Coalpit lane 

Gregory George, kitchen fender manufacturer, 37 Burgess street 

Gregory Geo. hosier and haberdasher, 10 Fruit mkt ; h 35 Bailey lane 

Gregory George, butcher, 37 Pinstone st ; house Little Sheffield 

Gregory George, pen, pocket, and farrier's knife, fleam, &c. manufac- 
turer, 35 Bailey lane 

Gregory George, bookkeeper, Little Sheffield 

Gregory James, shoemaker, 119 Solly street 

Gregory James and Co. cheesemongers and salt merchants, 16 Old 
Haymarket, and Longstone, Derbyshire ; (Henry Calvert, agent) 

Gregory James Wilkinson, merchant and mfr ; h Broomspring lane 

Gregory James, bricklayer, ( j.) 30 St Philip's road 

Gregory Mr James, 26 Mount Zion buildings 

Gregory John, scissor manufacturer, Lambert place 

Gregory John, engine tenter, 56 Wellington street 

Gregory Joseph, blacking maker, 39 Button lane 

Gregory Joshua, baker, 14 Duke street, Park 

Gregory and Redfearn, saw and file manufacturers, 30 Edward street 

Gregory Samuel, grocer and corn and flour dealer, 31 Porter street 

Gregory Samuel, surgeon, 17 Eyre street 

Gregory Thomas, warehouseman, Highfield 

Gregory Thomas, cabinet maker, Bennett lane 

Gregory William, saw and file mfrs ; h King street, Portmahoa 



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Gregory William, warehouseman, Broomhill 

Grennill Mr William, medicine vendor, Infirmary road 

Griffin Thomas, cabinet case maker, 18 Norfolk street 

Griffiths Henry, fancy brush mfr. 144 Eldon st ; h 20 Egerton street 

Griffiths James, joiner's tool manufacturer, Shoreham street 

Griffiths Richard, gentleman, Broom bank, Glossop road 

Griffiths Robert, spring knife manufacturer, 2 Monmouth street 

Grimes Mr John, Burgess street 

Grindrod Mrs Sar. & Misses Manwaring, ladies' seminary, Belfield Hs 

Grinold Charles, tripe dresser, Castle folds lane 

Grinold Hy. Thomas, spring knife mfr. 5 Eyre In ; h 22 Green square 

Groves Ann, shopkeeper and earthenware dealer, 23 Duke street, Park 

Groves Richard and Sons, saw, file, tool, and steel manufacturers, Bee 

Hive Works, 71 Snow lane 
Groves Wm. sen. and jun. saw, &c. mfrs ; house Uppevthorpe 
Grubb George, razor grinder and vict. Ball, 63 Duke street, Park 
Grubb John, surgeon's instmt. mfr. lane 85 Norfolk st ; h 57 Eyre st 
Grundy and Page, shawl warehouse, 47 High street 
Grundy Joseph Eli, shawl manufacturer ; house 47 High street 
Guest Ann, Infant school, Greystones 
Guest Mrs Ann, 14 Chapel street, Bridgehouses 
Guest Charles, fishmonger, 180 West street 
Guest George, shopkeeper and shoemaker, 37 Daisy walk 
Guest George, cart owner, 17 Sheaf street 
Guest Henry, bone button manufacturer, 5 Love street 
Guest Richard, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 102 Devonshire st 
Guest Mrs Sar. and Edward, metalsmith, Railway ter. Brightside In 
Guest Thomas, joiner, 9 Kellam street 
Guion Mrs Ann, 35 Clarence street 
Guion Walter, egg and butter dealer, and table knife manuafcturer. 

67 Townhead street 
Guion William, beerhouse, 58 Charles street 
Gunn Joshua Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 67 Norfolk street ; 

house 36 Wilkinson street 
Gunson John, sub-engineer of Water Works, 14 Division street 
Gurney Edmund, bookkeeper, 64 Queen street 
Habbishaw Joseph, silversmith, 46 Townhead street, and Martha, cap 

maker, 15 King street 
Habershon Charles, butcher, 38 Trippet lane ; house Attercliffe 
Habershon John, butcher, 59 Shambles ; house JVoodhouse 
Habershon Jonathan, coal viewer, Deep Pit, No. 2 
Habershon Joseph, scissor manufacturer, 66 Charles street 
Habershon Matthew, butcher, 69 Shambles ; house Handsworth 
Habershon Wm. scissor manufacturer, 37 Thomas street 
Habbijam Henry, shoemaker, 16 Bridge street 

Haden Thomas, chemist and druggist, 2 Broad lane, & 1 Hollis croft 
Haden Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 1 Meadow st. and 2 Edward st 
Haddon John, vict. Stag Inn, 45 Carver street 
Hadfield Ann and Eliz. earthenware dealers, 1 83 Glossop road 
Hadfield Charles, spring knife manufacturer, 236 Allen street 
Hadfield George, tailor, 175 Gibraltar street 
Hadfield Israel, cart owner, 18 Nursery street 



128 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Hadfield John, table knife manufacturer, court 42 Chester street 

Hadfield Joseph, merchant ; house Croukes moor side 

Hadfield Joseph, marble mason, and chimney piece, monument, bust, 

&c. manufacturer, 3 Norfolk lane ; house 5 Suffolk road 
Hadfield Joseph, cowkeeper, 3 River street 
Hadfield Joseph, shopman, 1 12 Carver street 
Hadfield Joseph, shopkeeper, 3 Cross Smithfield 
Hadfield Matthew Ellison, architect ; house Laithfield> Park 
Hadfield Robert and Co. merchants, 14 St James' street 
Hadfield Samuel, merchant ; house 14 St James' street 
Hadfield Mr Thomas, and Miss Mary, school, 70 South street, Park 
Hadfield Thomas, penknife manufacturer, 9 Smithfield 
Hadfield William, bone haft and scale cutter, 44 Coalpit lane 
Hadfield William, anvil, &c. manufacturer; house 109 Milton street 
Hagger John and Son, distillers, & wine and spirit merts. 86Campo In 
Hague Mrs Ann, 47 Broomspring lane 

Hague Benjamin, comb mfr. Wicker lane ; house 40 Andrew street 
Hague Benjamin, shoemaker, 107 Eldon street 
Hague Charles, type caster, 139 Harvest grove 
Hague George, diesinker, 29 Silver street 
Hague George, mason, 138 Broomhall street 
Hague Harriet, straw hat maker, 12 Watson walk 
Hague John, brush mfr. Jericho st ; house 86 St Philip's road 
Hague John, shoemaker, Cannon Hall cottages 
Hague Joseph, patten and ring maker, 50 School croft 
Hague Joseph, cartowner, 75 Duke street lane, Park 
Hague Samuel, joiner and builder, 16 Orange street 
Hague Samuel, pen and pocket knife mfr. 23 Devonshire lane 
Hague Samuel, joiner and builder, 12 Broad street, Park 
Hague Thos. joiner, (firm Clark and Hague,) house Attercliffe 
Hague Thomas, mattress mkr. 3 Nursery street ; house Castlefolds 
Hague Thomas, file maker ; house 16 Regent street 
Hague Wm. fish, game, and poultry dealer, 10 Fargate 
Hague Wm. mason, shopkeeper, and beerseller, 81 South st. Park 
Hague William, shopkeeper, 41 Colliers' row 
Haigh Abraham, brass founder and saw screw mfr. 23 Forge lane 
Haigh Mrs Mary, 154 Granville street 

Haigh Thomas and Co. brass and German silver founders, 8 Tudor st 
Haigh Thomas, brass, &c. founder ; house Sheaf bank 
Haigh Wm. shoemaker, Barrel yard, 36 Duke street, Park 
Haimes Thomas, carrier, 54 Orchard street 
Haining Wm. shoemaker, Railway terrace, Bridgehouses 
Hainsworth Ann, dressmaker, 1 5 Grindlegate 
Hale Mary, schoolmistress, 4 Union buildings 
Hale Mrs Sarah, and Mr Matthew, Wilkinson street 
Hale William, filesmith, 297 Shales moor 
Halifax George, boot and shoe maker, 14 Hermitage street 
Hall Alfred, scissor grinder, 165 Rockingham street 
Hall Mrs Ann, Fernley place, Glossop road 
Hall Mrs Ann, Sharrow vale 
Hall Charles, spring knife manfr. 23 Paternoster row 



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Hall Chas. spring knife and surgeon's instrument manufacturer, court 
1 New Church street ; house 162 Fitzwilliam street 

Hall Chas. scissor and shear manufacturer, 16 North parade 

Hall Chas. merchant, and manfr. of shell and other combs, razors, and 
pen, pocket, and table knives, 3 Duke st ; house 161 Brook hill 

Hall and Colley, merchants, and scissor, razor, table knife, &c. manu- 
facturers, 9 Eyre lane 

Hall Edward, cooper, 38 Campo lane ; house Wilkinson street 

Hall Edward, scissor mfr. and beerhouse, 1 Cotton mill walk 

Hall Elizabeth, grocer and flour dealer, 46 Bernard street 

Hall Francis, grocer and tea dealer, 266 Shales moor 

Hall George, joiner's tool maker, (j.) 1 1 Suffolk road 

Hall Hannah, ladies' school, 10 Westfield terrace 

Hall Mrs Hannah, 13 Low street, Park 

Hall Henry, wholesale grocer ; house The Mount 

Hall Henry Geo. and Co. merchants, and table, pen and pocket knife, 
razor, scissor, &c. manfrs. Washington place ; h 12 Hanover square 

Hall Henry, vict. Talbot Inn, 50 Cricket lane road 

Hall James John, painter and glazier, 90 Fitzwilliam street 

Hall James, gentleman, Shirley hill 

Hall James, boot and shoe maker, 15 Bow street 

Hall Jane, dressmaker, 32 St Thomas street 

Hall Mrs Johanna, New George street 

Hall John, pen, pocket, lock and self-defence knife, &c. manufacturer, 
and vict. Sportsman, 26 Coalpit lane 

Hall John, grocer, maltster, &c. New Haymarket, 9 Broad street, P. 

Hall John, surgeon, 219 Rockingham street 

Hall John, painter, Cold well lane ; house 143 Fitzwilliam street 

Hall John, spring knife manufacturer, 23 Carver lane 

Hall John and Sons, pen, pocket, and table knife mfrs. 119 Corn hill 

Hall John, butcher, 61 Broomhall street 

Hall John, furniture, &c. broker, 43 Carver street 

Hall John, dealer in horns, tips, &c. 52 Orchard street 

Hall John, chairmaker, 99 Pea croft 

Hall John, carver fork maker, 31 Lambert street 

Hall Jonathan, tea and coffee dealer, 31 High street 

Hall Jonathan, cork screw mfr. court 89 Arundel street 

Hall Joseph, wheelwright, Kellam island 

Hall Joseph, cooper, (j.) 170 Rockingham street 

Hall Joseph, horn presser, 66 Eldon street 

Hall Leonard, joiner and wheelwright, 66 Hermitage street 

Hall Miss Mary, 223 Gell street terrace 

Hall Misses Mary and Ann, Farm bank, Park 

Hall Mary, shopkeeper, 49 St Philip's road, Portmahon 

Hall Mrs Mary, milliner, 14 Fargate 

Hall Peter, warehouseman, 45 Regent street 

Hall Rosanna, milliner, 39 Wentworth street 

Hall Samuel, cabinet case maker, 37 Fitzwilliam street 

Hall Saml. shell comb mfr. and ivory & tortoise shell dlr. 262 Bright st 

Hall Saml. Parker, razor mfr. and Birmingham and fancy warehouse, 
42 Westbar 

Hall Thos. schoolmaster, 30 Coalpit lane ; house 34 Broomhall street 



130 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Hall Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 52 Sydney street 
Hall Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 28 Park hill lane 
Hall Thomas Henry, brass and German silver, &c. founder, and screw, 

tap, and gas apparatus manufacturer, 29 Lee croft 
Hall Thomas, worm doctor, 25 Smithfield 
Hall and Willmer, surgeons, 219 Rockingham street 
Hall Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house 14 Surrey street 
Hall Wm. mert. and table knife and razor manfr. 43 Eyre street 
Hall Wm. merchant, steel refiner, and file, saw, edge tool, and table 

knife manufacturer, 54 Porter street ; house Clough place 
Hall William, cooper, 1 Vicar lane 
Hall Wm. bookkeeper, Soho terrace, Ecclesall new road 
Hallam Ann Yates, vict. New Inn, Ecclesall new road 
Hallam Benjamin Atkin, reporter, Oaks bank, Broomhill 
Hallam Ann, straw hat maker, 40 South street, Park 
Hallam Edwd. highway rate collector ; house Stand cottage, Tapton 
Hallam Jas. spring knife and surgeon's instrument mfr. 162 Edward st 
Hallam John, shopkeeper, 57 South street, Park 
Hallam John, shoemaker, 106 Backfields 

Hallam Joseph and Samuel, needle mfrs; house 191 South st. Park 
Hallam Michael, cowkeeper, 46 Chester street 

Hallam Robert, pen, pocket, sportsman's, and table knife, razor, sur- 
geon's instrument, &c. manufacturer, 153 Eyre street 
Hallam Saml. pen and pocket knife mfr. Furnival In ; h 98 Eyre st 
Hallam Sarah Ann, dressmaker, 43 Broad street 
Hallam Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, 25 New street, Park 
Hallatt John, wheelwright, 24 Cattle market, and shopr. 21 High st. P. 
Hallett James, proprietor of Neapolitan pills, 2 Eyre street 
Hallett Joseph, table knife maker, 1 Pond street 
Hallett Thomas, farrier, 76 Effingham street 
Hambleton Samuel, Wesleyan school, Red hill ; house 1 Corn hill 
Hamilton Rev Charles, B.A., asst. curate of St Paul's, 217 Glossop rd 
Hamilton Michael, merchant and cutlery dealer, 27 Wicker 
Hamm Christian Henry, pork butcher, 288 Shales moor 
Hammerton John, joiner, 35 Chapel street 
Hammond Anthy. Francis, bank manager, 16 George street 
Hammond Benjamin, butcher, 1 South street 
Hammond Mr Charles, 225 Gell street terrace, Glossop road 
Hammond Charles Henry, pawnbroker, 42 Church street 
Hammond Mrs Eliza, 165 Hammond street 
Hammond George table knife and razor mfr. 1 Johnson street 
Hammond John, razor grinder, 3 Hallcar place 
Hammond John, saw grinder, Burton head 
Hammond Wm. England, razor and table knife manufacturer, 5 Wicker 

lane ; house 225 Gell street terrace 
Hampshire Charles, shopkeeper and gardener, 20 Thomas street 
Hanby James, vict. Turk's Head, 120 Scotland street 
Hancock Archelaus, baker and confectioner, 17 Pinfold street 
Hancock Charles, shopkeeper, 57 Parkhill lane 
Hancock Ebenezer, gentleman, 65 Gell street 
Hancock Edmund, shopkeeper, 8 Cattle market 
Hancock George, spring knife manfr. 15 New street, Park 



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Hancock George, scale and spring raanfr. 84 Upper Edward street 
Hancock Harriet, shopkeeper, Hillfoot 

Hancock Isaac and Chpr. masons and quarry owners, Whiteley wood 
Hancock John, brass turner and beer machine, and all kinds of silver- 
smith's and plumber's brass work, &c. mfr. 22, and Leopard Coffee 

House, 29 Waingate 
Hancock John, spring knife manufacturer, 51 St Thomas street 
Hancock Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 228 Moorfields 
Hancock Samuel, razor and pen and pocket knife manufacturer, and 

shopkeeper, 55 Pea croft 
Hancock Thos. razor and pen and pocket knife mfr. 39 Arundel street 
Hancock Thomas, bookkeeper, 8 Carver street 
Hancock William, bookkeeper, 19 Norfolk street 
Hancock Wm. spring knife manufacturer, Daisy bank 
Hancock Wm. brass turner, gas fitter, and beer machine, tap, nut and 

screw mfr. Albion yard, 2 Waingate ; house 107 Bernard street, P. 
Hancock Wm. horn presser and shopkeeper, 53 Broad lane 
Hand Thomas, silversmith, Crookes moor side 
Handley John, pen knife manufacturer, 9 Burnt tree lane 
Hanger Charles Henry, cooper ; house 18 Union street 
Hannah Sarah, vict. Queen Adelaide, 32 Bramall lane 
Hanson Charles, brush manufacturer, 16 Pinfold street 
Hanson Edward, saddler and harness maker, 21 Waingate 
Hanson John, news agent, &c. 66 Silver street head 
Hanson John, mason, &c. 12 Bow street; house 28 Egerton street 
Hanson Wm. mason and builder, 18 Pinfold street 
Harben Henry, (author of the Discount Guide, &c.) accountant and 

commercial agent, 27 High street ; house 54 Gell street 
Hardcastle Thomas, printer, 74 Snighill 
Harder John Henry and Co. merchants, 13 Westfield terrace 
Hardesty Miss E. S. and Sister, ladies' school, West bank 
Hardesty Geo. table and gold, silver, and plated dessert and fruit knife 

manufacturer, court 13 Norfolk lane ; house West bank 
Hardington Mrs Eliz. dyer, and Misses, milliners, 56 Orchard street 
Hardman Robert, baker and shopkeeper, 9 Coulston street 
Hardwick Francis, shopkeeper, 140 Arundel street 
Hardwick Mr John, 7 Gilbert street 

Hardwick John, whitesmith, gas fitter, and ironmonger, 14 Market st 
Harkwick John, boot and shoe maker, Sheaf bank 
Hardwick Wm., grocer and corn, flour, ham, bacon, and cheese factor, 

212 West street, corner of Regent st ; and Broom close, Highfield 
Hardwick William, tailor, 69 South street, Park 
Hardy Ann, shopkeeper, 34 Brown street 
Hardy George, coal dealer, court 18 Shepherd street 
Hardy John, flask maker ; and Sarah, straw hat maker, 23 Eldon st 
Hardy Mr John, Daniel hill, Upperthorpe 
Hardy Joseph, vict. Chester Castle, 33 Chester street 
Hardy Mary, dress and straw hat maker, 18 Willey street 
Hardy Saml. house and sign painter, ct. 62 Queen st ; h 36 Silver st 
Hardy Samuel, bookkeeper, Whitehouse lane 
Hardy Thos. fruit knife maker, (j.) 34 Brown street 
Hardy Thos. linen draper and hosier, 109 South street 



132 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Hardy Thos. mfr. of pearl and polished steel articles, button hooks, 

cork screws, &c. 9 Moor street, Little Sheffield 
Hardy Thomas, spring knife mfr ; house 27 Hermitage street 
Hardy Thomas, brass turner, (j.) 11 Monmouth street 
Hargate Mrs Sarah, (and My. straw hat maker,) 21 Regent street 
Hargate Thomas, shopkeeper, 21 South street, Park 
Hargreaves Rev Joseph, (Wesleyan min.) 67 Hermitage street 
Hargreaves Wm. and Lydia, merchants and table knife manufacturers, 

28 Eyre lane ; house Hanover square 
Harlow Henry, steel manager, Blast lane 
Harmer Misses Ann, Catherine, and Mary Ann, 3 Fox street 
Harmer Mrs Mary, William street 
Harmston George, confectioner, 304 Shales moor 
Harold Michael, shoemaker, 20 Thomas street 
Harper Edwin, beer seller and optician, 4 Hawley croft 
Harper Isaac Wilson, joiner, &c. 198 South street, Park 
Harper William, brewer, (j.) 39 Regent street 
Harper Wm. boot and shoe maker, ] 66 Arundel street 
Harrap George, joiner and builder, 50 Earl street 
Harris Charles, tailor and woollen draper, 27 Norfolk street 
Harris Fras. cabinet maker and furniture broker, 65 Westbar 
Harris Geo. Winter & Co. mfrs. of Britannia metal goods, 57 Arundel st 
Harris Samuel, shopkeeper, Infirmary road 
Harris Miss Sarah, gentlewoman, Glossop road 
Harris Sarah, dressmaker, 33 Brocco street 

Harris Rev Wm. A.M., assistant min. of Parish Church, 85 Norfolk st 
Harris Wm. James, etcher, 98 South street, Park 
Harrison Misses Ann and Eliza, gentlewomen, Weston Hall 
Harrison Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 15 Norfolk street 
Harrison Ann, baker and grocer, 152 Gibraltar street 
Harrison Edward, surgeon, 27 Church street 
Harrison Edward, tailor, 3 Cheney square 
Harrison Edward, beerhouse, Queen street, Portmahon 
Harrison Eliz. Antiss, ladies' school, Shrewsbury road 
Harrison George, razor manufacturer and beerhouse, 3 Sims croft 
Harrison Henry, tailor's cutter, Cricket inn 
Harrison Henry, chemist and druggist, 1 Flat street 
Harrison Mrs Mary, and James Wm. manufacturer, 53 Gell street 
Harrison James, architect, valuer, and surveyor, 1 1 Arundel street 
Harrison James, pocket knife manufacturer, 45 School croft 
Harrison John, bookkeeper, 46 Silver street 
Harrison John, mfr of silver plated & German & Argentine silver goods, 

and electro plater and gilder, Norfolk Works, 116 Scotland street 
Harrison John, confectioner, Green market ; house ct 10 Snighill 
Harrison John, tailor and draper, 81 Norfolk street 
Harrison John, shopkeeper, 23 Thomas street 
Harrison John, pork butcher, 71 South street, Park 
Harrison John, plumber, glazier, &c ; house 68 Pinstone street 
Harrison & Johnstone, plumbers, glaziers, & gas fitters, 68 Pinstone st 
Harrison Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 41 Broad street 
Harrison Luke, razor scale presser, (j.) Manor 
Harrison Margaret, shopkeeper, 134 Duke street, Park 



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Harrison Nathaniel, baker, 11 Dun street 

Harrison Mr Richard, Crookes moor side 

Harrison Robt. shopkeeper and shoemaker, 62 and 78 Duke st. Park 

Harrison Samuel, shopkeeper, 194 Eyre street 

Harrison Thos. table & palette knife mfr. and cutlery dlr. 38 Holly st 

Harrison Thomas, table knife manufacturer, 4 Regent street 

Harrison Thos. Spence, plasterer, 97 Devonshire street 

Harrison Wm. razor manufacturer, 30 Townhead st 

Harrison Wm. shopkeeper and beerhouse, 130 Duke street, Park 

Harrison Wm. butter factor and Gainsbro' carrier, 6 Norfolk street 

Harrison Wm. tailor, 189 Upper Allen street 

Harrison Wm. razor scale presser & horn dust dealer, Cabbage alley 

Harrop John, joiner and builder, 100 Rockingham st ; house 81 West st 

Harrop Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 112 Allen street 

Harrott Thomas, tailor, 16 York street 

Hartley Edwin, bookkeeper, 18 Oborne street 

Hartley George, vict. Rose and Crown, 12 Waingate 

Hartley George, coal agent, Railway dep6t, Saville street 

Hartley James, spring knife manufacturer, 26 New street, Park 

Hartley John, cowkeeper, 46 Coalpit lane 

Hartley Joseph, tapster, 1 1 4 Eyre street 

Hartley Richard, potato dealer, 12 High street, Park 

Hartley Thomas, shopkeeper and paper dealer, 41 Coalpit lane 

Hartley Wm. chemist and druggist, 124 Westbar 

Hartley Wm.vict. Basin Tavern, 36 Blast lane 

Hartshorn John, silversmith, Rock terrace, Rock street 

Harvey Francis, bookseller, news agent, circulating library, &c. 26 

Broad street, and 23 King street 
Harvey John, masou, 141 Rockingham street, and 76 Division street 
Harvey John, table knife manufacturer, 5 South street terrace, Park 
Harvey Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 45 Broad lane 
Harwood Ann, vict. Theatre Tavern, 37 Arundel street 
Harwood Mrs Elizabeth, 5 L Regent street 
Harwood Mrs Hannah, Sharrow head 
Harwood Henry Paul, M.D., 14 Norfolk row 
Harwood John, whitesmith ; house 6 Arundel lane 
Harwood Samuel and Co., merchants, and mfrs. of table knives, and 
silver and plated dessert and fruit knives, 99 Norfolk st. and 12 Nor- 
folk In (partners, Geo. S. P. & Thos. N. Greening & Chas.Goodwin) 
Harwood Mr Samuel and Mrs Elizabeth, Crookes 
Haslam Charles, silver plater, 246 Bright street 

Haslam Bernand and Wm. table knife hafters, 68&70, Rockingham la 
Haslam Edward, tailor and draper, 10 Bow street 
Haslam John, shoemaker, 10 Duke street, Park 
Haslam John, warehouseman, Palestine place 
Haslam Samuel, comb manufacturer, 177 South street 
Haslehurst Charles, brewer ; house 51 Broad street, Park 
Haslehurst and Greaves, ale and porter brewers, Norfolk Brewery ; 

house 86 Broad street, Park 
Haslehurst Mr Philip, (and Misses, ladies' school) 14 Victoria street 
Hasler Wm. plane mfr. ct 16 Fargate ; house 2 Hallcar place 
Haswell Rev John P. (Wesleyan minister) 176 Broad lane 

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134 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Hatfield Aaron and Son, table knife and silver and plated cutlery 

manufacturers, Pepper alley ; house Endcliffe Grange 
Hatfield Edward, silver plate mfr ; house Sutton cottage, Western bank 
Hatfield Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 37 Bridge street 
Hatfield Geo. Milnes, collector of rents and debts, 27 Division street 
Hatfield James, schoolmaster, School street, Park 
Hatfield John, silver cutlery mfr. and brewer; house Endcliffe Grange, 
Hatfield John, nursery and seedsman, Broom cottage, Glossop road 
Hatfield Robert, shoemaker, 82 Duke street, Park 
Hatfield Mrs Sarah, upholstress, 50 Carver street 
Hatfield Mr Thomas, Pitsmoor 

Hattersley George, stove grate and fender manfr. 61 Wentworth st 
Hattersley George, hair seating and curled hair mfr. 102 Spring street 

and 18 North parade 
Hattersley Isaac, grocer and spring knife manfr. 115 Saville street 
Hattersley Isaac, coal bookkeeper, 23 Talbot street 
Hattersley John, screw, &c. mfr. Kellam pi. & broker, 10 Union bldgs 
Hattersley John, furniture broker, 22 Paradise square 
Hattersley Joseph, silversmith, 85 Leadmill road 
Hattersley Wm. silversmith, The Banks 
Haughney Thomas, shoemaker, 70 Campo lane 
Haughtey John, hay and straw dealer, 119 Carver street 
Haukrigg Mrs Hannah, gentlewoman, 57 Duke street, Park 
Haukrigg Joseph, spade, shovel, chain, anvil, &c. manufacturer, Nor- 
folk Works, 65 Duke street, Park 
Havenhand Wm. warehouseman, 105 Milton street 
Hawcroft Martin, tailor, 139 Portobello street 
Hawcroft Wm. and Sons, razor manufacturers, 32 Carver street 
Hawcroft Samuel, razorsmith, court 48 White croft 
Hawke Ann, beerseller, 30 Nursery street 
Hawke George, butcher, 52 Shambles ; house Darnall 
Hawke John, butcher, 7 Shambles ; house Darnall 
Hawke Robert, butcher, 8 Shambles ; house 13 Johnson street 
Hawke Samuel, warehouseman, 114 Wellington street 
Hawke Thomas, vict. Black Horse, 64 Howard street 
Hawkins Eliza Ann, ladies' school, 27 Eyre street 
Hawkins Hannah, milliner and straw hat maker, 6 High street 
Hawksley Charles, nursery and seedsman, Mount pisgah 
Hawksley Mrs Elizabeth, 2 Gell street 
Hawksley Miss Elizabeth, Nelson place, Glossop road 
Hawksley George and John Wm. powder flask, shot belt, &c manufac- 
turers, 35 Smithfield 
Hawksley John, horn, ivory, stag, hard wood, &c dealer, 22 Hollis croft 
Hawksley and Sons, merchants, 2 Gell street 
Hawksley Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 94 Pond street 
Hawksley Wm. razor manufacturer ; house 114 Rockingham street 
Hawksley Wm. joiner, 54 Pye bank 
Hawksworth Mrs., Clark Grove, Clarkhouse lane 
Hawksworth Charles, silver plate manufacturer; h 16 Hallcar terrace 
Hawksworth Charles, metalsmith, 90 Division street 
Hawksworth Miss Elizabeth, 151 West street 



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Hawksworth, Eyre, and Co. manufacturers of silver and plated goods, 

68 Nursery street, (and 16 Devereux court, Strand, London) 
Hawksworth George, chemist and druggist, 13 High street 
Hawksworth John, silversmith, Hanover street 

Hawksworth John Smith, silver plate manufacturer ; h 238 Brook hill 
Hawksworth John Wilson, merchant and mfr ; h Claremont place 
Hawksworth Mr John, 20 Oborne street 
Hawksworth Jonathan, fork manufacturer, 10 Russell street 
Hawksworth Joseph, silver plater (j.) 81 Leadmill road 
Hawksworth Mary, dressmaker, 97 South street, Park 
Hawksworth Mr Stephen, Broomhill 

Hawksworth Thos. grocer and flour dealer, 223 Meadow street 
Hawksworth Thomas, bank clerk, 7 Eyre street 
Hawksworth Win, joiner and cabinet maker, 5 Wheeldon street 
Hawksworth Wm. shopkeeper, 32 Sycamore street 
Hawley Mrs Hannah, gentlewoman, Mushroom, Western bank 
Hawley James, scissor manufacturer, 89 Edward street 
Hawley Mary, schoolmistress, 100 Arundel lane 
Haxton Richard, working jeweller, court 41 Leecroft 
Haxworth John, surgeon, 29 Queen street, corner of Figtree lane 
Hayball Thomas, joiner and builder, 60 Rockingham street 
Hayes Adam, schoolmaster, Red hill ; house 1 Cornhill 
Hayes Rev Thos. (Wesleyan minister,) 1 Cornhill 
Hayes Wm. tailor, 55 Campo lane 

Haynes Roger, joiner, cabinet maker, & shopkeeper, 15 Cumberland st 
Hayward Edward, cabinet maker, 31 Broomhall street 
Hay ward Richard, butcher, 42 South street 
Haywood, Bramley, and Gainsford, solicitors, 6 Paradise square 
Haywood James, professional chemist, 45 Wentworth terrace 
Haywood Joseph, merchant, and steel, saw, file, cutlery, &c. manufac- 
turer, 25 Victoria street 
Haywood Joseph, solicitor ; house Grove house, Pitsmoor 
Haywood John, silversmith, Shrewsbury road 
Haywood Mary, lodgings, 16 New Church street 
Haywood Richard, type caster, 22 St Philip's road 
Haywood Thos. cabinet case maker, ct 13 Norfolk In ; h 81 Eyre lane 
Haywood Thomas Bolton, bookkeeper, 52 Andrew street 
Haywood Timothy, file maker, 24 Brocco street 

Haywood Wm. tobacconist and ginger beer manufacturer, 33 Queen st 
Haywood Wm. modeller, court 22 Netherthorpe 
Heald Mrs Ann, schoolmistress, 130 Fitzwilliam street 
Heald George, scale presser, court 58 Fargate 
Heald John, grocer and coal dealer, 177 Gibraltar street 
Heald Robert, peace keeper at St George's, 6 Vicar lane 
Heald Wm. organ builder, 58 Fitzwilliam street 
Hearnshaw Thomas, plasterer, 65 Chester street 
Heath Anthony, confectioner ; house 1 Fargate 

Heath and Hardy, fancy pen and pocket knife, &c.mfrs. 20 Earl street 
Heath James, vict. Brown Cow, 1 Broad lane 

Heath Joseph, spring knife manufacturer; house 27 Hermitage street 
Heath Wm. beerhouse, 86 Effingham street 
Heathcote Charles^ spring knife manufacturer, 90 Bernard street 



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Heathcote David, shopkeeper, 1 ] 4 Scotland street 
Heathcote Francis, baker and grocer, 28 Duke street, Park , 
Heathcote Frederick, spring knife manufacturer ; house 41 Hereford at 
Heathcote Geo. fancy pen and pocket knife, &c. manufacturer, Jericho 

street ; and vict. Manor Castle, 86 Upper Edward street 
Heathcote Mr John, Woodgrove, Hillfoot 

Heathcote Joseph, tailor, staymaker, and hosier, 135 Gibraltar street 
Heathcote Samuel, vict. Hyde Park Cricket Ground, Park 
Heathcote Thomas, razor manufacturer, 81 Edward street 
Heathcott Charles, plane maker & factor, ct 50 Fargate ; h Broomhill 
Heaton Jane, vict. Nag's Head, 15 Nag's head yard, Haymarket 
Heaton Joseph, comb plate presser, Creswick's square, Pondhill 
Heaton Sarah, shopkeeper, 92 Harvest lane 

Hebblethwaite Edward, academy, 18 Paradise square; h Broomgrove 
Hedley James, iron and steel merchant ; house Hanover street 
Heeley Henry, file manufacturer, 31 New st. Park ; house top of Old si 
Heiffor James, printer, (j.) 181 Broomhall street 
Heiffor John, razor manufacturer, 3 Workhouse croft 
Heigold Geo. Henry, pork butcher, 22 Bridgehouses 
Helliwell George, cowkeeper, 9 Matthew street 
Hemingway Charles, tailor, 20 Penistone road 
Hemingway Joseph, steel manager, 57 Sussex street 
Hemmings Caroline, 47 Broad street 

Hemmings James, beerhouse, shop and cow keeper, 54 Howard street 
Hemsoll Joseph, pen and pocket knife and fleam manufacturer, 152 

Pond street ; and glass, &c. dealer, 56 Division street 
Henderson Matilda, dressmaker, Hanover place 
Henfrey Samuel, scissor manufacturer, 8 Coulston street 
Henry Mr John, 148 Fitzwilliam street 
Henshaw Thomas, trunk and box maker, court 93 Fargate 
Hensou Mary, beerhouse keeper, 31 Acorn street 
Henstock John, malt manager, 44 Effingham street 
Heppenstall Mr John and Sirs Hannah, Gatefield, Upperthorpe 
Heppenstall Philip, linen and woollen draper, 30 Angel street 
Heppenstall Mrs Sarah, 13 New Market street 
Heppenstall Wm. tailor and draper, 13 New Market street 
Hepworth George, vict, Union, 26 Furnace hill 
Hepworth Henry, scale and spring maker, 11 Schoolcroft 
Hepworth James, shoemaker and earthenware dealer, Little Sheffield 
Hepworth James, toll collector, Hunter 's Bar 
Hepworth John, woollen draper and mfr. 29 High street, and Leeds 
Hepworth Wm. shopman, 124 Meadow street 
Herring Henry, shoemaker, 26 Scotland street 
Herring James, hairdresser, 69 Wicker 

Herring John, edgetool manufacturer, 31 Broad street lane, Park 
Herring John, pearl handle and scale cutter, and pearl hook & button 

manufacturer, Wells' wheel, Trafalgar st ; house 108 Wellington st 
Herring John, sen. pearl hook, ring, tip, &c. manufacturer, court 44 

Eldon street; house 58 Devonshire lane 
Heselgrave William, tailor, 165 Rockingham street 
Hessey Ann, shopkeeper, 142 Rockingham street 
Hessey Charles, shopkeeper, 7 Moor street, Little Sheffield 



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Hessey Thomas, shopkeeper, 130 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 

Heward Isaac, nippersmith, 5 Clarence street 

Heward John, beerhouse keeper, 3 West Norwich street 

Heward Thomas, shopkeeper, 113 Allen street 

Heward Wm. pen and pocket knife manufacturer, court 81 Peacroft 

Hewitt Mrs Ann, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road 

Hewitt Edward, fruiterer, 33 Scotland street 

Hewitt George, silversmith and beerhouse, 164 Portobeilo street 

Hewitt George, tinner and brazier ; house Broad lane 

Hewitt Henry Woodhead, druggist, Ecclesall New road 

Hewitt Henry, painter, 56 Russell street 

Hewitt John Smith, academy, Ecclesall New road 

Hewitt and Shepherd, tinners, braziers, &c. court 19 High street 

Hewitt Samuel, shopkeeper, 216 Bright street 

Hey Abraham, cowkeeper, 41 Norwich street 

Heyworth George, plumber and glazier, 133 Allen street 

Hibbard Mrs Francis, lodgings, 8 Nag's Head yard 

Hibbard John, etcher, 18 White Bear walk 

Hibbard Rowland, butcher, 16 and 62 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn 

Hibberd John, table knife maker, 188 Bernard street 

Hibberd John, coal dealer, 72 Charles street 

Hibberd Lydia, shopkeeper, 158 Portobeilo street 

Hibberd Wm. vict. Three Pigeons, 117 Carver street 

Hibberd Wm. horn haft and scale presser, 135 Fitzwilliam street 

Hibberd Wm. table knife cutler, 10 Wheeldon street 

Hibbert Mrs Elizabeth, 57 Gell street 

Hibbert Fanny, dressmaker, 112 Broad lane 

Hibbert John, cartowner, 23 Peacroft 

Hibbert Joseph, grocer, &c. 122 South street 

Hibbert Mary, milliner, Little Sheffield 

Hibbert Rowland, shopkeeper, 248 Solly street 

Hibbert Robt. scale cutter, and Sarah, milliner, 139 Gibraltar st 

Hibbert Samuel, bookkeeper, Neepsend 

Hibbert Wm. carver and gilder, & dealer in artists' materials, 78 Fargt 

Hibbert Wm. slater, 8 Duke street 

Hibbert Wm.vict. Ship, 31 Water lane 

Hick David, coach lace manufacturer, 58 Wicker 

Hickling George, tailor, 56 Hermitage street 

Hicky James, hawker, 48 North street 

Hickman James, compositor, Talbot street 

Hicks John, beerhouse, Traveller's Inn, Cricket inn road 

Hickson John, vict. and spirit dealer, 35 Hartshead 

Hickson Susanna, 35 Silver street head 

Hickson Wm. tailor, 77 Campo lane 

Hides George, tableknife manufacturer, presser, &c ; bouse 29 Red hill 

Hides George and Robert, tableknife manufacturers, horn pressers, and 

dealers in ivory, buck, stag, tips, &c. 12 Hollis croft 
Hides Robert, tableknife mfr. presser, &c ; house 13 St Philip's road 
Hides Wm. shoemaker, Sylvester gardens 
Higham Thomas, book agent, 43 Milton street 
Higham Wm. shoemaker, 6 Watson walk 

Higginbotham Geo. and Wm. fine scissor, shear, &c. mfrs. 1 Blonk si 

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138 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 

Higginbothain Mrs Jane, 1 56 Rockingham street 

Higginbotham James, cowkeeper, 81 Pyebank 

Higginbotham John Hartley, plumber and glazier, 54 West street 

Higginbotham Samuel, coal dealer, Lord street, Park 

Higginbotham Thomas, vict. Three Horse Shoes, 92 Norfolk street 

Higginbotham Thomas, comb manufacturer, 84 Pond street 

Highway Offices, for Sheffield township, 40 Queen street; for Ecclesall 

Bierlow, foot of Eldon street 
Hill Abraham, saw and busk manufacturer, 19 Uuion street, and shop- 
keeper, 52 Furnivai street 
Hill Abraham, warehouseman, Queen street, Philadelphia 
Hill Alfred, saddler and oil cloth manufacturer, 7 South street, Park 
Hill Mrs Ann, 120 Duke street, Park 
Hill Charles, huckster, 19 South street, Park 
Hill Hannah, lodgings, 12 Townhead street 
Hill Henry, file manufacturer, 7 Meadow street 
Hill Mrs Elizabeth, Hillfoot cottage 
Hill James, cutler and shopkeeper, 102 Broad street 
Hill George, tool maker, 68 Fitzalan street 
Hill James, spring knife cutler, 13 Suffolk road 
Hill John, pharmaceutical and dispensing chemist, 118 West street 
Hill John, file manufacturer, 158 South street ; house Western hank 
Hill John, butcher, 96, house 102 Broad street 
Hill John, table and spring knife manufacturer, 5 Old street, Park 
Hill Joseph, staymaker, Little Sheffield 
Hill Mark, wood and metal turner, 109 Thomas street 
Hill Riley, accountant and collector, 107 Meadow street 
Hill Robert, grinder and drapery dealer, 107 Meadow street 
Hill Misses Sarah and Mary Ann, Upperthorpe 

Hill Thomas Epworth, shopkeeper, 32 South street, Park 

Hill Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 72 Button lane 

Hill Thomas, cabinet maker (j.) 15 Pond street 

Hill Wm. pork butcher, 21 Edward street 

Hill Wm. builder and vict. Yorkshireman's Arms (late Oxford Blue,) 
31 Burgess street 

Hill Wm. ivory and bone turner, 23 Chester street 

Hill Wm. file manager ; house Broom hill 

Hill Wm. senior, filesmith, 96 Arundel street 

Hill Wm. saw maker (j.) 173 Eyre street 

Hill Wm. shopkeeper, 26 Belfield street 

Hiller George, pork butch er, 3 New Market, street ; house Wood side 

Hiller George, pork butcher, 117 Barker's pool 

Hiller Henry, pork butcher, 8 South street ; house 30 Wilkinson street 

Hiller Henry, surgeon, 45 Westbar 

Hiller Louis, pork butcher, 36 South street 

Himsworth Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Church street 

Himsworth James, cabinet maker, 2 Wellington street 

Himsworth Wm. razor grinder, 89 Leadmill road 

Hinchliff Charles, joiner and builder, 123 Solly street 

Hinchliff Henry, scissor manufacturer, court 72 Garden street 

Hinchliff Sarah, staymaker, 131 South street, Park 
-HinchUffe Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, 9 Garden street 



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HinchlifFe George Willis, merchant, and table knife, butcher knife, 

razor, saw, &c. mfr ; and steel converter, 87 Eyre street 
Hinchliffe Henry, bookkeeper, 83 Carver street 
Hinchliffe John, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife, &c. manufacturer, 

8 Hermitage street 
Hinchliffe Jonathan, millwright, Infirmary road 
Hinchliffe Joshua, vict. Ball, 72 Howard street 
Hinchliffe Lister, boot and shoe maker, 89 School street lane, Park 
Hind John, beerhouse, Thrush, 9 Duke street, Park 
Hind Joseph, blacksmith & farrier, 57 South st ; house 40 Porter st 
Hind Mr Thomas, 3 Hind's square, 31 Charles lane 
Hinde Benjamin, draper, and tableknife mfr. 44 Westbar green 
Hinde Charles, tortoisesheli comb mfr. and perfumer, 49 Churchst 
Hinde Charles, jun. comb maker (j.) 40 Division street 
Hinde Henry, solicitor ; house Canon Hall, Barnsley road 
Hirst Charles, shoemaker, 85 Jessop street 

Hirst George, chemist, druggist, and tea dealer, 294 Glossop road 
Hirst James, vict. Wentworth Bouse, 260 Rockingham street 
Hirst John, cowkeeper and carter, 3 Duke street lane, Park 
Hirst Samuel, scale & spring maker, 34 Bailey In ; h 8 Garden street 
Hitchin Caroline, milliner, 295 Shales moor 
Hives Frederick, hairdresser, 128 Gibraltar street 
Hobbis George, shopkeeper, 21 Holly street 
Hobbs Mr James, 42 South street, Park 
Hobson Alfred, merchant and cutlery manufacturer, 95 Edward street 

house Glossop road 
Hobson Amos, butcher, 18 Shambles ; house 3 Duke street, Park 
Hobson Mrs Ann, Springfield place, Glossop road 
Hobson Ann, dressmaker, 38 Orchard street 
Hobson Benjamin, cart owner, 31 Brown lace 
Hobson Charles, beerhouse, 31 Effingham street 
Hobson Charles, pen and fruit knife, &c. manufacturer, 5 Eyre lane; 

house 7 Cheney row 
Hobson Charles, jun. razor mfr. 5 Eyre lane; hCross Chapel street 
Hobson Edward, cutlery dlr. & merchant, 68 Suig hill ; h Tower hill 
Hobson Francis, merchant, & steel, file, saw, & edgetool mfr. Saville st ; 

and iron and steel merchant, 32 Coalpit lane ; h Claremont place 
Hobson George, vict. Exchange Inn, 42 Exchange street 
Hobson Geo. Hy. schoolr. & governor, Hollis's Hospital, Newhall st 
Hobson Henry, lemonade, ginger beer, soda water, &c. manufacturer, 

Meetinghouse lane ; house Hampden place 
Hobson Mr John, 78 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Hobson John, shoemaker, 5 Radford row 
Hobson John, tailor, 144 Portobello street 
Hobson John, painter, 90 Rockingham street 

Hobson Jonathan Cripps, merchant, 95 Norfolk st ; house Broom bank 
Hobson Jonathan, hosier and stocking manfr. 86 Scotland street 
-Hobson Jph. & Son, fine scissor mfrs. 71 Arundel st ; h 18 Surrey st 
Hobson Joseph, vict. Albion, 35 Johnson street 
Hobson Mary, shopkeeper, 61 Leadmill road 
Hobson Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Hicks lane 
Hobson Miss Sarah, 3 Broomhall place 



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Hobson Sarah Ann, straw hat maker, 58 West street 

Hobson Thomas, plumber, glazier, and painter, 150 Portobello street 

Hobson Thomas, tailor, 142 Eldon street 

Hobson Wm. Francis, attorney's clerk, King street, Portmahon 

Hobson Wm. Henry, surgical and optical instrument manufacturer, 

Dronfield Mill, and 86 Scotland street 
Hobson Wm. hairdresser, ] 50 Portobello street 
Hodgkinson Edward, tailor, 31 Lee croft 
Hodgkinson George, beerhouse, 76 High street, Park 
Hodgkinson John, etcher & gilder, Trafalgar st ; house Hanover st 
Hodgkinson Thomas, coal and wood dealer, 112 High street, Park 
Hodgkinson Wm. coal dealer, 24 New Church street 
Hodgson Charles, beerhouse, Union lane 

Hodgson Charlotte, old clothes and shoe dealer, 55 Silver street head 
Hodgson Miss Eliza, gentlewoman, Burngreave road 
Hodgson Mrs Elizabeth, 79 Broomspring lane 
Hodgson Mrs — , William st ; Hodshon Geo. wheelgt. Cricket Inn rd 
Hodgson Edmund Wm. iron and steel dealer, court 41 Fargate, and 

cast steel maker, 14 Plum street 
Hodgson George, bone crusher, and emery, polishing paste, agricul- 
tural compost, and English guano manufacturer, pot and coke 
grinder, &c. Walk mill, Twelve o'Clock ; house 144 Harvest lane 
Hodgson Hannah, shopkeeper, 46 Bailey street 
Hodgson Mrs Isabella Maria, gentlewoman, Western bank 
Hodgson Jas. tableknife mfr. & vict. Royal Standard, 172 St Mary's rd 
Hodgson John, gentleman, Goddard Hall, near Crabtree 
Hodgson John, accountant and collector, 108 Broomhall street 
Hodgson John, shoemaker, Bowling green street 
Hodgson John, tailor, 36 South street, Park 
Hodgson Joseph, agent to the Butterley Iron Co. 7 Norfolk row 
Hodgson Miss Mary, Broom parade, Ecclesall New road 
Hodgson Robert, saddler and harness maker, 159 Gibraltar street 
Hodgson Thomas, brass moulder, 10 St Philip's road 
Hodgson Wm. house, sign, &c. painter, 133 Devonshire street 
Hodgson Wm. tailor, 149 West street 
Hodkin Mrs Hannah, milliner, 50 South street 
Hodkin John, comb maker, 32 Cumberland street 
Hodkin John, wheelwright and joiner, 15 Weigh lane 
Hodkin Joseph, shopkeeper and silversmith, Hanover street 
Hoe Mrs Christiana, Spring view, Crookes 
Hogen John, shoemaker, 7 Hawley croft 

Hogg James, vict. and brewer, Warm Hearthstone, 7 Townhead st 
Hogg Miss Eliza, 170 South street 
Hogg Wm. plasterer, 7 Cheney square 
Holbem Thomas, painter, court 13 Fargate 

Holborn Robert, penknife manfr. 230 Solly st ; house 236 Brook hill 
Holden Benjamin, warehouseman, 10 Red hill 

Holden George, watchmaker, jeweller, & public horologist, 47 Fargate 
Holden James, grocer and draper, 133 Broad lane 
Holden Wm. gardener, Brightside lane 
Holdsworth Albert, bank clerk, Ecclesall New road 
Holdsworth Henry, shopkeeper, 51 Copper street 



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Holdsworth Joseph, tailor, 29 Smithfield 

Holdsworth Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 60 Snig hill 

Holdsworth Wm. silver and metal roller, Old Park Mills 

Holland Amos, metalsmith, Farfield 

Holland Amos, shopkeeper and vict. Cluh Mill Tavern, 39 Smithfield 

Holland Charles, vict. Foresters, 149 Rockingham street 

Holland Mr Charles and Mrs Sarah, 188 Brook hill 

Holland Mrs Frances, milliner, 7 Westfield terrace 

Holland Edward, attorney's clerk, Crookes 

Holland George Calvert, M.D. 15 Eyre street 

Holland Misses Jane, Mary, Elizabeth, and Hannah, Upperthorpe 

Holland John, curator to Literary & Philo. Society ; h Intake road P., 

Holland John, brass tap, &c. maker and gas fitter, 33 Silver st. head 

Holland Joseph, silversmith, (j.) 33 Leadmill road 

Holland Richard, saw, file, &c. manufacturer ; house Upperthorpe 

Holland Wm. swivel maker, court 3 High street, Park 

Holland Wm. vict. Golden Ball, 16 Pond street 

Hollely Matthew Henry, pen blade forger, 44 Rockingham street 

Hollely Samuel, turner, teapot handle manfr. and fitter of plated wares, 

46 Eyre street 
Holley Wm. plasterer, 171 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 
Holliday Read, ammonia, &c. mfr. Sheaf island ; house Huddersfield 
Hollins Benjamin, mason and builder, 62 Suffolk road 
Hollins John, beerhouse keeper, 42 Orange street 
Hollins Wm. palette knife manufacturer, court 102 South st. Park 
Hollinsworth James, tailor, 39 Duke street, Park 
Hollinsworth Wm. wheelwright, 31 South street, P ; h 5 Anson st 
Hollis Greorge, shoemaker, Crown alley, Park 
Hollis John, shoemaker, 11 Duke street lane, Park 
Hollowey Llewellin, brush manufacturer, 120 Young street 
Holman Nicholas Robt, fellmonger, 118 Bridge st ; house Chapel st 
Holme Richard, Old Raven, beerhouse, 53 West street 
Holmes Adam, shoemaker and toll collector, Broomhill 
Holmes Anthony, shoemaker, 58 Burgess street 
Holmes Charles, pen and pocket knife mfr. 293 Shales moor 
Holmes Charles, table knife manufacturer, 90 Wellington street 
Holmes Edward, nurseryman and seedsman ; h 61 Occupation road 
Holmes George, butcher, 80 Westbar 
Holmes Henry, shoemaker, 144 South street, Park 
Holmes James, builder and road contractor, 45 Broomhall street 
Holmes James, penknife manufacturer, Garden street 
Holmes John and Co. scissor, razor, and pen, pocket, and table knife 

manufacturer, 8 Wellington street 
Holmes John, pen and pocket knife manfr. Broom spring lane 
Holmes John, clog & patten maker, 49 Snighill ; h 6 Kellain island 
Holmes Joseph, shopkeeper, 105 South street, Park 
Holmes Joseph, confectioner, 131 Gibraltar street 
Holmes Joseph, plumber, glazier, and painter, 182 West street 
Holmes Joseph, shopkeeper, 21 Effingham street 
Holmes Jph. and Son, spring knife infrs. 10 Cross Smithfield 
Holmes Joseph, sen ; h 42 Morpeth st ; Jph. jun. h 60 Wentworth st 
Holmes Michael, beerhouse, 1 1 8 Duke street, Park 



142 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Holmes Samuel, bookkeeper, 12 Bowling green street 

Holmes Samuel Furness, surveyor, Fulwood bar, Broomhill 

Holmes Thomas, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 8 New Haymarket 

Holmes Thomas, plasterer, 16 Fitzwilliam street 

Holmes Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, Little Sheffield 

Holmes Wm. razorsmith, 179 Fitzwilliam street 

Holroyd George, mason and bricklayer, 232 Solly street 

Holroyd John, razor scale presser, 116 Rockgm. st; h Granville st 

Holroyd Mary, at News Room, 5 East parade 

Holroyd Wm. razor scale presser, Jericho street 

Holy Daniel and Geo. merchants, steel converters, and mfrs. of table, 

pen and pocket knives, razors, saws, and edge tools, 4 Eyre lane; 

house Burnt Stones, Upper Hallam 
Holy Thos. Beard, Esq. Norfolk row ; house Norton House 
Home Rev. Jas. C, M.A. asst. curate of St George's, Adelaide place 
Hoole and Brooksbank, merts. steel refiners, and file, saw, and table. 

shoe, and butcher knife manufacturers, Malinda street 
Hoole Chas. grocer and agent for Earl's Roman cement, 16 Castle st ; 

house Hallam gate 
Hoole Charles, vict. Little Tankard, 11 Westbar green 
Hoole Fras. solicitor & notary, 7 Meeting house In ; h Whitehouse In 
Hoole Henry, file, saw, &c. manfr ; house 2 Wilkinson street 
Hoole Henry Elliot, stove grate, fender and fire iron mfr. Green lane 

Works ; house Glossop road 
Hoole Jas. gentleman, and Misses Sarah and Margt. Western bank 
Hoole Joseph, bookkeeper, 103 Wentworth terrace 
Hoole Miss Martha, 7 Fox street 

Hoole Mrs Martha, Whitehouse lane ; and Mrs Margaret, William st 
Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, file, saw, steel, &c. mfrs. 31 Arundel st 
Hoole Wm. leather dresser and dealer, 34 Pinstone street 
Hoole Wm. mfr. (firm Hoole and Brooksbank ;) h Claremont place 
Hopkin Richard, shopkeeper and beerseller, 40 Weigh lane 
Hopkins Mrs Elizabeth, milliner, hosier, &c. 24 Angel street ; house 

4 West John street 
Hopkins Jph. bookseller and stationer, Sub-post office, 159 West st 
Hopkinson Daniel, vict. King's Arms, 17 Fargate 
Hopkinson George, cowkeeper, 71 Edward street 
Hopkinson James, cowkeeper and coal dealer, 29 Daisy walk 
Hopkinson John, vict. Red Lion, 39 Hartshead 
Hopkinson John, leather cutter; house 26 Change alley 
Hopkinson Joseph, gardener, 9 Nursery street 
Hopkinson Patrick, brace and belt maker, 44 Campo lane 
Hopkinson Stephen, cowkeeper, 70 Porter street 
Hopkinson Thomas, tailor, 54 Nursery street 

Hopkinson Wm. and Brothers, leather cutters, &c. 24 Change alley 
Hopkinson Wm. leather cutter, &c ; house Adelaide place 
Horn Thomas, butcher, 11 Bow street 
Horn Wm. Ibbetson and Co., merchts. and steel, saw, file, edge tool, 

scythe, and fender mfrs. 67 Bridge street ; and tilters and rollers, 

fFisewood ; house 87 Pye bank 
Horn castle Henry, chemist and druggist, 46 Fargate 
Horncastle Elizabeth, dressmaker, 37 Pond hill 



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Horner Henry, millwright and engineer, 10.5 Button lane 

Horner Simpson, bookbinder and gilder, 56 West street 

Horrabin Samuel, engraver and etcher, 162 Solly street 

Horrabin Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Western bank 

Horrabin Wm. and Saml. merchants and pen, pocket, and sportsman'* 

knife, razor, &cc. manufacturers, 12 Red hiil 
Horrabin Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house Western villa 
Horrabin Win. Buxton, etcher and engraver, 60 Hollis croft 
Horrax Mrs Fanny, dressmaker, 110 Carver street 
Horridge Hy. razor, spring knife, &c. mfr. c7 Eyre st ; h Greeiihill 
Horridge Wm. stag cutter. 28 Bow street ; house Broom spring lane 
Horsfall Joseph, mason, 43 Campo lane 

Horsfield Fredc. Withy, wire worker, 73 South st ; h 14 Bramall lane 
Horsfield George, baker and confectioner, 78 Burgess street 
Horsfield Henry Rich, saw maker ; house 45 Charles street 
Horsfield "Win. John, plumber and glazier, 237 Allen street 
Horton Mrs Alfred, Hanover place 
Horton James, paper traveller, 137 Trafalgar street 
Horton Joseph, file manfr. ct. 3 Leicester st ; house 164 Edward st 
Horton Mrs Mary, Hanover buildings, Hanover street 
Horton Richard, vict. Matilda Tavern, 100 Matilda street 
Hotham Joshua, warehouseman, 111 Carver street 
Hotham Richard, table knife manufacturer, 55 West street 
Hough Benjamin, tailor, 139 Broomhall street 
Hough Francis, shoemaker, 58 Button lane 

Houldsworth Jph. & Co. ivory, stag, buck, & horn cutters, 15 Grindlegt 
Houldsworth Joseph, fork maker ; house Woodside 
Houldsworth and Kirkby, fork makers, Woodside. 
Houit George, cowkeeper, 29 Sussex street 
Hoult John, joiner, 91 Arundel street ; house Suffolk road 
Hoult John Smith, shopkeeper, 27 Scotland street 
Hoult Richard, currier, 29 Pond hill 

Hounam Robert, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 159 Edward st 
Hounsfield George, Esq. coal owner, dough House 
Hounsfield Thomas, gentleman, IVoodhxll, Occupation road 
Hounsfield, Wilson, Dunn, and Jeffcock, (Sheffield Coal Co.j colliery 

owners, Soap house, Park, Manor, Corker bottoms, Arbourthorne. 

Birley vale, and Deep pits ; coal yard, New Haymarket 
Housley Elizabeth, vict. Fountain, 19 Pinfold street 
Housley George, haft turner, 154 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 
Housley Henry, beerhouse keeper, 8 Russell street 
Housley Mrs Mary, 16 King street, Portmahon 
Howard Mrs Alice, 157 Trafalgar street 
Howard Caroline, lodgings, 25 Coalpit lane 

Howard Geo. silversmith, and Mrs. applier of leeches, 6 Nursery street 
Howard Harry, sheath mounter & clasp, &c. mkr. Harmer In. gardens 
Howard and Hawksworth, mfrs. of silver and plated goods, 9 Orchard 

lane, (and 5 Salisbury street, Strand, London) 
Howard James, steel melter, court 90 Rockingham lane 
Howard John, lancet manufacturer, S Bowling green street 
Howard John, blacksmith, 16 Commercial st ; house 13 Bakers hill 
Howard John, shoemaker and cowkeeper, 23 Button lane 



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Howard Thomas, stamp office clerk ; house Attercliffe 

Howard Thomas Birks, artist, 103 Fitzwilliam street 

Howard Wm. silver plate manufacturer ; house Bridgefield, Pitsmoor 

Howard Wm. penknife manufacturer, 26 Pea croft 

Howarth Ann Bardwell, shoe dealer, 28 Fargate 

Howarth James, edge tool and engraver's, die sinker's, and turner's tool 

manfr., cast steel drawer, &c. 121 Fitzwilliam st ; h 7 Broom close 
Howarth John, hat dresser, 22 Blue Boy street 
Howarth Rev. Thomas, A.B. second master, Wesley Collage 
Howe Abraham, merchant and brewer ; house Broadfield 
Howe Charles, shoemaker, 72 Duke street 
Howe George, shopkeeper, 73 Jessop street 
Howe John, table knife manufacturer, 27 Broomspring lane 
Howe John, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 31 Pond hill 
Howe John, coach bookkeeper, 4 Old Haymarket 
Howe John, razorsmith, Burtonhead 

Howe Michael, confectioner and baker, 125 and 131 South street 
Howe Wm. table knife manufacturer, 83 Hollis croft 
Howe, Smith, & Co. ale and porter brewers & maltsters, Don Brewery, 

6 Penistone road 
Howell Joseph Bennet, bookkeeper, Talbot place, Park 
Howgate Benj. mark maker, 52 Furnival st ; h Ecclesall New road 
Howgate George, steel refiner and converter, 35 Furnival street 
Howgate Henry, steel melter, Ecclesall New road 
Howgate and Ford, fire clay dealers, Ecclesall New road 
Howgate Samuel, steel refiner ; house Ecclesall New road 
Howgate Samuel, jun. steel converter and refiner, and cutlery dlr. 45 

Pea croft, and manufacturer of James Cam's files, 54 Pond street 
Howitt Thomas, waiter, 37 Norfolk street 
Howlden Adam, cowkeeper, Infirmary road 
Howlden Mrs Ann, Crookes 
Howlden Edward, japanner, bronzer, tea canister manfr., and dealer in 

scales, beams, weights, coffee mills, &c. 125 Solly street 
Howlden John, steward at Wesley College, Glossop road 
Howlden Richard, traveller, Clarkhouse lane 
Howman Hannah, milliner, 77 Trippet lane 

Howson Geo. mfr. (in firm T. Sansom and Sons ;) h 45 Norfolk st 
Howson George, grocer and flour dealer, 48 Westbar green 
Howson Henry, grocer, tea dealer, coffee roaster, and dealer in gun- 
powder, shot, &c. 23 Snighill, corner of Bank street 
Howson John, hair dresser and perfumer, 8 Old Haymarket 
Howson Jane, milliner, 205 Moorfields 

Howson Jph. awl blade and machine tooth mfr. 87 Oborne street 
Howson Luke, pork butcher, 43 Scotland street 
Howson Wm. shopkeeper, Oborne street 
Hoyes Thomas, joiner and shopkeeper, 17 Wellington street 
Hoyland Mr Edward, Nether edge 
Hoyland Miss Elizabeth, 177 Western bank 
Hoyland Mrs Elizabeth, ladies' school, 22 Gell street 
Hoyland Francis, traveller, 58 Suffolk road 
Hoyland Frederick, beerhouse, Sun, 78, South street, Park 
Hoyland Frederick, printer, stationer, and engraver, 18 St James's row 



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Hoyland George, shoemaker, 9 Bernard street 

Hoyland George Wm. Rivers, tailor and draper, 5 Surrey street 

Hoyland Hugh, law clerk, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road 

Hoyland James Brammer, silversmith, 7 Suffolk road 

Hoyland Jonathan, cowkeeper, 19 L Rockingham street 

Hoyland Jonathan, bristle merchant and assorter, 18 Paradise square ; 

house East view, Pisgah 
Hoyland Joseph, baker and flour dealer, 240 Moorfields 
Hoyland Wm. chemist and druggist, 9 Church street 
Hoyland Wm. joiner and builder, 20 Suffolk road 
Hoyland Wm. butcher, 39 Broad lane ; house Stannington 
Hoyle Ann, dressmaker, 5 Jericho street 

Hoyle James, letter founder ; house Railway street, Bridgehouses 
Hoyle John, gentleman, 77 Meadow street 
Hoyle John, diesinker, seal, &c. engraver, and mark & punch maker, 

80 West street 
Hudson Ann, Catholic schoolmistress; house Burton head 
Hudson Benjamin, vict. Golden Ball, 6 Townhead street 
Hudson Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 95 West st. & 146 Solly st 
Hudson Fretwell, chemist, druggist, and horse and cattle medicine 

vendor, 107 Westbar 
Hudson Edward, merchant and steel manufacturer ; h East cliff. Park 
Hudson Edward, bay and straw dealer, 1 Nursery street 
Hudson Henry, butcher, 125a. West street 
Hudson Henry, cowkeeper, court 23 New George street 
Hudson John, brewer; house 34 Mount Zion buildings 
Hudson John, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife manufacturer; court 

18 Duke street ; house 45 Button lane 
Hudson John, shopkeeper, 20 Porter street 
Hudson Joseph, parish clerk, 2 Vicar lane 
Hudson Joseph, vict. Golden Cock, 78 Broad street 
Hudson Joseph, chemist and druggist, 137 South street 
Hudson Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 29 Westbar 
Hudson Joseph, horn button manufacturer, 60 ; house 78 Broad street 
Hudson Martha, milliner, &c. 5 Division street 

Hudson Matthew, steel refiner, 53 Carver st ; h 51 Rockingham lane 
Hudson Julia, vest maker, 4 Cricket Inn road 
Hudson Robert, French polisher ; house 121 Broomhall street 
Hudson Thomas, beerhouse, Union Tavern, 21 Duke street 
Hudson Thomas, chemist and druggist, 2 Broad lane 
Hudson Thomas, shopkeeper, 25 Anson lane 
Hudson W T m. joiner and cabinet maker, Burton head 
Hudson Mr Wm. ; and Ann, schoolmistress, 17 St Philip's terrace 
Hudson Wm. pork butcher, 1 6 Waingate 
Hufton Martha and Elizabeth, milliners, 16 Carver street 
Hughes Rev Joseph, B.A. curate of Ecclesall, Banner cross 
Hughes James, saw handle maker, 282 Rockingham street 
Hughes Miss Martha, 36 Regent terrace 
Hukin Alfred, vict. Parrot Inn, 7 Button lane 
Hukin John, butcher, 40 Bramall lane 

Hull Robert, manfr. (in firm Revitt and Hull ;) house Barber nook 
Hulley George, shopkeeper, Hanover street 

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146 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Hulley John, wood turner, ct 16 Bailey st. & beerhouse, 13 Burgess st 
Hulley Mary, shopkeeper, 22 Jessop street 
Hulley Samuel, shopkeeper and beerseller, 170 Young street 
Humberston and France, wood turners, 4 Norfolk lane 
Humberston Vienna, wood turner, h Snow hill gardens, Park 
Hurafrey John Hambly, sec. to Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway 

Company, Old Hay market ; house Mount Villa, Glossop road 
Humfrey Win. Lebbins, hosier, straw hat dealer, and agent for the 

patent funeral carriages, 22 and 60 High street 
Humphrey Anu, widow, 193 Rockingham street 
Humphrey Win. cow keeper, Ellis street 

Hunsley John, painter and vict. Queen's Head Inn, 18 Castle street 
Hunsworth Abel, grocer, &c. Infirmary road 
Hunt and Co. carriers, 60 Eyre street, and 9 Railway station 
Hunt Frederick, carrier, house 5 Sandon place 
Hunt and Jennings, drapers and silk mercers, J6 Market place 
Hunt James, tea pot knob, &c. manufacturer, 53 Milton street 
Hunt John, highway clerk and collector, 40 Hallcar terrace 
Hunt John, boot and shoe maker, 155 Gibraltar street 
Hunt Joseph, draper, &c ; house 33 Gell street 
Hunt Robert Marsden, corn and flour dealer, 31 King street 
Hunt Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Lord street 
Hunter Charles, shovel maker, 93 Peacroft 
Hunter Charles, gas retort fitter, 21 Shude hill 
Hunter Edwin, scissor and shear manufacturer, 164 Broomhall street 
Hunter Ernest, shopkeeper and beerseller, 32 Bailey lane 
Hunter George Cavill, butcher, 15 Shambles ; house Intake 
Hunter Henry, painter, 19 Porter street 
Hunter Joseph, shopkeeper, 118 Trafalgar street 
Hunter Luke, boot and shoe maker, 121 Barker's pool 
Hunter Michael, merchant and table knife manufacturer, Talbot 

IVorks, 55 Andrew street ; house Burngreave road 
Hunter Wm. merchant, and table, shoe, and butcher knife manufac- 
turer, 62 Carver street ; house 67 Hanover street 
Hunter Wm. painter, 36 Sycamore street 

Hunter Wm. horse dealer and vict. Travellers' Rest, 135 South st 
Huntington Thomas, joiner and builder, ct 25 Flat st ; h 160 Pond st 
Huntsman Francis, steel refiner and converter, Attercliffe 
Hurst Crispin, shoemaker, 4/ Silver street 

Hurst Hannah, Lancasterian schoolmistress ; house Shepherd street 
Hurst Samuel, shoemaker, 29 Silver street head 
Hurst Thomas, bookkeeper, 5 Hoyle street 
Hurst Wilson, hosier, 37 Silver street head, and 31 King street 
Hurt and Allott, fluters and chasers, 5 Union lane 
Hurt Charles, green grocer and file cutter, 88 Broomhall street 
Hurt Francis, grocer and flour dealer, 130 Allen street 
Hurt Elizabeth, upholstress, 42 Bridge street 
Hurt Henry, fluter, chaser and vict. Royal Oak, 138 Pond street 
Hurt Thomas, spring knife manfr. 42 Orchard lane ; h ct 23 Holly st 
Husband Richard, hatter, 62 High street 
Husband Wm. shoemaker, 55 Hawley croft 
Husler Wm. bricklayer and mason, 20 Russell street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. M7 

Hutchinson Charles, silversmith, 33 St Philip's terrace 
Hutchinson Charles, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 27 New street, P. 
Hutchinson George, farmer, Salmon pastures, Burton head 
Hutchinson George, edgetool maker, and Charlotte, straw hat maker, 

35 Talbot street 
Hutchinson Henry, surgeon's inst. &c. manfr ; h Springfield place 
Hutchinson Henry, draper and druggist, Broomhill place 
Hutchinson Henry, butcher, 40 Shambles ; house 179 South st. P. 
Hutchinson John, butcher, 49 Shambles; house Richmond 
Hutchinson John, shopkeeper and well sinker, 40 Kenyon alley 
Hutchinson Joseph, butcher, 37 Shambles ; house Handsworth 
Hutchinson Robert, butcher, 51 Shambles; house Lamb hill 
Hutchinson Samuel, butcher, 53 Shambles ; and cattle dlr. Lamb hill 
Hutchinson Thomas, butcher, 64 Meadow street, and 66 Shambles 
Hutchinson Thomas, baker, 58 Westbar green 

Hutchinson Thomas, horn presser, court 89 Hollis croft ; h Little hill 
Hutchinson Wm. joiner, Ecclesall New road 
Hutchinson Wm. gentleman, Broomhall 
Hutchinson Wm. shoemaker, 1 38 Solly street 

Hutchinson Wm. and Henry, manfrs. of surgical and veterinary in- 
struments, scissors, lancets, fleams, stomach pumps, syringes, pill 
machines, medicine chests, &c. 76 Norfolk street 
Hutchinson Wm. surgical instrument, &c. manfr ; h Broomhall vale 
Hutchinson Wm. edgetool forger, 13 Clarence street 
Mutton Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 110 Duke street, Park 
Hutton George, grocer, &c. house 123 Broad lane 
Hutton Mark, spring knife manufacturer, court 5 Bower street 
Hutton Wm. Carr and Son, platers on steel ; manfrs. of fruit and des- 
sert knives, spoons, &c ; dealers in British plate, and agents for 
Gillott's steel pens, 27 High street ; house 16 Hanover square 
Hutton Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 107 South street 
Hyde Christopher, commission agent, Steel bank 
Hyde John, auditor and collector, 84 Norfolk st ; h 67 Wentworth ter 
Hyde Mary, shopkeeper, 128 Porter street 
Hyde Wm. bookkeeper, Sheaf Island, Effingham street 
Hyde Wm. comb maker, 35 Red hill 
Hydes Martha, beerhouse keeper, 4 Paternoster row 
Hydes Sarah, butcher, 92 Allen street 
Hydes Wm. butcher, 32 Bridgehouses 
Hydes Wm. cutlery founder, 11 Bowling green street 
Hynes Patrick, tailor, 43 Lee croft 
I bberson Elizabeth, coal leader, 38 Wellmeadow row 
Ibberson Edwin, spring knife manufacturer, court 15 Daisy walk 
I bberson Joseph, warehouseman, 258 Bright street 
Ibberson Samuel, spring knife manfr. and tripe dresser, Castle folds in 
Ibberson Samuel, timber salesman, 121 Saville street 
Ibberson Wm. farmer, Edge end 
Ibbitt Wm. chaser, 152 Broad lane 
Ibbotson Alexander, cowkeeper, Cherrytree hill 
Ibbotson Brothers, merchants and manufacturers, Globe Works 
Ibbotson Frederick Wm. merchant ; house Globe Works 
Ibbotson George, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 8 Silver street 



148 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Ibbotson George, ivory cutter, Crookesmoor side 

Ibbotson Henry, boot and shoe maker, 56 Norfolk street 

Ibbotson John, metalsmith, 73 St Philip's road 

Ibbotson John, warehouseman, Hanover street 

Ibbotson John, vict. Palace Inn, 10 Baker's hill 

Ibbotson Joseph, gardener, 40 King street, and Brightside lane 

Ibbotson, Peace, and Co. merchants, steel, saw, file, edgetool, patent 

scythe, &c manufacturers, Eagle Works, 84 Russell street 
Ibbotson Richard, saw, calico web and machine knife manufacturer, 

Sylvester street, Arundel street ; house 4 Broom close 
Ibbotson Samuel, cowkeeper, Hillfoot 
Ibbotson Thomas and Co. merchants, and steel, joiner's tool, saw, file, 

table knife, and skate manufrs. Paternoster row, and 81 Charles st 
Ibbotson Thomas, sen. merchant and manufacturer ; h 5 Hanover sq 
Ibbotson Thomas, jun. merchant and manufr ; h 31 Paternoster row 
Ibbotson Mr Thomas, Philadelphia 
Ibbotson Thomas, shopkeeper, Infirmary road 
Ibbotson Thomas, Temperance coffee house, 50 Coalpit lane 
Ibbotson Wm. merchant ; house Globe works 
Ibbotson Wm. fender manufacturer ; house 5L North parade 
Illingworth Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 99 Allen street 
Illingworth Joseph, schoolmaster, 131 Thomas street 
Ince George, accountant, &c ; house 19 Clarence street 
Ingall Mrs Grace, 19 Howard street 
Ingall John, bookkeeper, 7 Monmouth street 

Ingall Thos. agent to Muntz and Co. ; h Ratcliffe's place, Broomhili 
Ingham Dan Taylor, bookseller and stationer, 34 Union street 
Tngham Thomas, shopkeeper, 184 West street 
Ingham Mrs Grace, 31 Spitalfield grove 
Ingle and Trickett, brass founders and saw screw, and clock brass 

manufacturers, 51 Rockingham street 
Ingle Joshua, brass founder, &c ; house 38 Gell street 
Ingle Sarah, lace and hosiery dealer, 12 Castle street 
Ingleby Edward, merchant, 253 Portobello ; house 7 Hanover square 
Ingleson Andrew, tobacco and snuff mfr. 2 Lady's bridge ; h Nelson pi 
Ingleson Martha, milliner, 37 Wicker 
Inkersall Joseph George, warehouseman, 17 Regent street 
Inman Edwin, farmer, Cockshutts, near Norwood 
Innis Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Broad lane 

Innocent Jno. bookseller, stationer, binder, & register office, 7Campo lis 
Innocent John, pen and pocket knife mfr. court 80 West street 
Innocent Mr John, 16 St Philip's road, Brookhill 
Irish W T m. whitesmith, 15 Ward street, Moorfields 
Irons Edward, boot and shoe maker, 13 Old Haymarket 
Ironside Isaac, accountant, &c ; house Barber nook 
Ironside James, valuer, &c. 22 Bank street 
Ironside Samuel & Son, accountants, estate agents, and share brokers, 

22 Bank street 
Ironside Samuel, accountant, &c ; house 19 St Philip's terrace 
Irving James, tailor and draper, 29 South street. Park 
Isaacs, Wm. Harrison, reporter for the Iris, 87 Broomhall street 
Ives Jonathan, rope and twine maker, 225 Moorfields 



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Jackson Ann, shopkeeper, 115 Barker's pool 

Jackson Charles, shoemaker, 49 Kenyon alley 

Jackson Charles, razor manufacturer, 65 Hermitage street 

Jackson Charles, baker and flour dealer, 42 Silver street head 

Jackson Mrs Elzaheth, Spring vale, Steel bank 

Jackson Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 26 Chapel street 

Jackson Francis, ham and bacon dealer, 45 Church street 

Jackson George, razor mfr. Cross George street, Philadelphia 

Jackson George, cowkeeper, 21 Ellis street 

Jackson Henry, surgeon, 1 St James's row 

Jackson Henry, merchant and manfr ; house 34 Charlotte street 

Jackson Isaac, brush maker, 104 Carver street 

Jackson Isaiah, bookkeeper, Sheldon street 

Jackson James, collector and house agent, 156 West street 

Jackson James, shopkeeper, 4 Duke street, Park 

Jackson John, scissor manufacturer, 20 Furnace hill 

Jackson John, tallow chandler, (j.) 93 Fitzwilliam street 

Jackson Mr Joseph, 34 Radford street 

Jackson Martin, grocer and flour dealer, 18 Carver street 

Jackson Mrs Martha, Gloucester street 

Jackson Mary, shopkeeper, 120 Portobello street 

Jackson Mary, carrier to Hull, &c. 30 Furnival st. & 8 Railway station 

Jackson Mary Esther, Wesleyan school, Chapel walk 

Jackson Miss Olivia, Spring place, Convent walk 

Jackson Robert, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Saville street 

Jackson Robert, bricklayer, &c. 157 South street, Park 

Jackson Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Attercliffe 

Jackson Sarah, widow, 20 Coalpit lane 

Jackson, Stacey, and Smith, merchants & spring knife manufacturers, 

34 Charlotte street 
Jackson Thomas, bookseller, &c ; house Leavy greave 
Jackson Thomas, brush mfr. 3 Pinstone st ; h Spring ter. Glossop rd 
Jackson Thomas Beckwith, agent, Lead Works office, 74 Eyre st 
Jackson Thos. Hewitt, cut glass manufacturer, 1 Pear st; h44Rockst 
Jackson William, surgeon, 18 Bank street; house 15 Gell street 
Jackson William, vict. Three Tuns, 110 Bridge street 
Jackson William, cabinet case, &c. mfr ; house 20 Clarence street 
Jackson William, comb manufacturer, 4 Surrey street, and toy, brush, 

&c. dealer, 51 Market place ; house Belmo?ite, Park 
Jackson William, pawnbroker, 88 Fargate 
Jackson Wm. rag, bone, and furniture dealer, 52 Allen street 
Jackson Wm. razor scale presser, Cross George street, Philadelphia 
Jackson Wm. file maker, 24 Regent street 
Jackson Wm. hairdresser, 40 Bridgehouses 
Jackson Mr Wm. Henry, East view, Pisgah 
Jackson Wm. merchant, East view, Pisgah 
Jacob Rev George Andrew, M.A. principal, Collegiate school 
Jacob Ephraim, furrier and watch material dealer, 36 Bow street 
J aggers George, fork guarder, 29 Lambert street 
James Edward, shoemaker, 67 Milton street 
James Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 38 Bridgehouses 
James Wm. engraver, (j.) 7 Rock street 

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150 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

James Wm. painter, Barrel yard, 36 Duke street, Park 

Jaques Sarah, lodgings, 8 Milk street 

Jacques Joseph, box and trunk maker, 64 Broad street 

Jarvis Edward, maltster, 13 Spring street ; house Philadelphia 

Jarvis Mrs Hannah, Rock terrace, Rock street 

Jarvis James, cooper and vict. Royal Oak, 91 Allen street 

Jarvis John, accountant and collector, 19 Milk street 

Jarvis John, vict. Sportsman, 14 Bridgehouses 

Jarvis and Sons, grocers, and flour, hop, & seed factors, 43 Snighill 

Jarvis Thomas, horn presser, &c. ; house Gloucester street 

Jarvis William, grocer, &c ; house Pitsmoor 

Jee Alfred S., railway engineer ; house Broomfield 

Jeeves Charles, brush, &c. manufacturer ; house Stanton broom 

Jeeves Edward, clerk, 5 Broom close 

Jeeves George and Sons, brush, hair seating, and curled hair manufac- 
turers, Little Sheffield 

Jeeves James, surgeon, Little Sheffield 

Jeeves John, sen. brush, &c. manufacturer ; house Baslow 

Jeeves John, jun. gentleman, Sharrow grange 

Jeeves Joseph, slater, 21 Kellam street 

Jeff Thomas, blacksmith and farrier, Bridgehouses 

Jeffcock E. C. law stationer, 53 Allen street 

Jeffcock George, brewer, (j.) 72 Meadow street 

Jeffcock Joseph, mason and shopkeeper, 152 Duke street, Park 

Jeffcock Thos. Dunn, mineral surveyor, 8 Haymarket ; h Brush Hs 

Jeffcock Wm. Esq. coal owner ; house High Hazles, near Darnall 

Jefferson Elizabeth, dressmaker, 2 1 Broomhall street 

Jefferys James, vict. Old English Gentleman, 12 Shude hill 

Jefferys Thos. Richard, glass cutter, 17 Castle mills ; h Neepsend 

Jeffries Richard, pork butcher, & ham & bacon dealer, 98 Westbar 

Jenkin Henry, shopkeeper, 280 Solly street 

Jenkinson Charles, painter, Beehive lane 

Jenkinson David, cowkeeper, Crookes moor side 

Jenkinson Mrs Elizabeth, 10 King street, Portmahon 

Jenkinson Farnall, bookkeeper, 67 Eyre street 

Jenkinson George, chemist and druggist, 46 Duke street, Park 

Jenkinson George, plasterer, Broomhill 

Jenkinson Henry, butcher, 148 Portobello street 

Jenkinson John, cowkeeper, Dun lane 

Jenkinson Joseph, edge tool finisher, 79 Charles street 

Jenkinson Thomas, wharf carrier, Blast lane 

Jenkinson Thomas, hammer maker, 65 Porter st; h 195 Eyre street 

Jenkinson Wm. hammer maker, 8 Union lane 

Jenkinson Wm. boot & shoe maker, & leather cutter & dlr.26 Waingt 

Jenkinson Wm. blacksmith, Exchange Inn lane ; h ct 3 Nursery st 

Jennings John Edward Herbert, druggist ; house 65 Orchard street 

Jennings Joseph, grocer and flour dealer, 73 South street, Park 

Jennings Robert Shirt, draper ; house Adelaide place 

Jennings Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 238 Moorfields 

Jennings Wm. tailor, 34 Furnace hill 

Jennings Mr William, 29 Paternoster row 

Jennings Wm. butcher, 64 Silver street head 



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Jepson John, haft and scale, hrnsh veneer, &c. cutter, and foreign wood 
dealer, Soho Wheel, 104 Bridge street ; h 134 Rockingham street 

Jepson John, bookkeeper, 12 Bower spring 

Jepson John Coates, accountant and collector, 15 Watson walK 

Jepson Matthew, grocer and flour dealer, 60 Fitzwilliam street 

Jepson Samuel, tailor, 36 River street 

Jepson Wm. shopkeeper and table knife mfr. 11 Meadow street 

Jervis Francis, cutlery founder, Cotton mill row 

Jervis George, chemist and druggist, 220 Glossop road 

Jervis George Matthewman, solicitor ; house Ouday, near Wadsley 

Jervis John Matthewman, clerk, 80 White croft 

Jervis Joseph, iron, cutlery, and brass founder, 8 Harmer lane 

Jessop Mrs Ann, Western bank 

Jessop Ann, cabinet maker and broker, 26 Fargate 

Jessop Misses B. and H. ladies' school, Spring ter. Glossop road 

Jessop Mrs Elizabeth, 112 Young street 

Jessop George, surgeon, 31 Wilkinson street 

Jessop James, turner, and cap and ferrule maker, Flockton's yard, 
Division street 

Jessop James, bookkeeper, Woodside, Pitsmoor 

Jessop Joseph, merchant's clerk, Broomspring lane 

Jessop Joseph, spectacle maker, Balm green ; house Bridgehouses 

Jessop Mrs Rebecca, (in firm Wm. & Sons) ; house Broom grove 

Jessop Samuel, comb mfr. Washington pi ; h 10 Bowden street 

Jessop Richard, cowkeeper, court 24 Victoria street 

Jessop Thomas, steel refiner, &c ; house Claremont place 

J essop Thomas, shopkeeper, 40 Chapel street 

Jessop Wm. and Sons, steel manufacturers, 34 Blast lane, and rollers 

and tilters, Brightside 
Jessop Wm. merchant, cutlery manufacturer, and tortoiseshell dealer, 

9 Radford street ; house Western bank 
Jessop Wm. beerhouse, Raven, 12 Fitzwilliam street 
Jewitt Joseph, beadle to Cutlers' Company, 7 Church street 
Jewitt Wm. grocer and etcher, 21 Norfolk street 
Jewitt Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 6\ Duke street, Park 
J obson John, stove and fender mfr ; h 56 St George's square 
Joel George, nurseryman and gardener, Ecclesall New road 
Joel George, steel melter, 201 St Mary's road 
Joel Joshua, baker, 32 Broomhall street 
Johnson Mrs Ann, 20 Gell street 
Johnson, Cammell, and Co. merchants, and steel, file, and coach and 

railway spring manufacturers, Cyclops Works, Saville street 
Johnson Charles, confectioner, 12 Dixon lane 
Johnson Charles, joiner and builder, 11 Backfields 
Johnson Christopher, merchant and manfr ; house 57 Gell street 
Johnson David, watch and clock maker, and jeweller, 12 Campo lane 
Johnson Miss Frances, ladies' school, 68 Eyre street 
Johnson Eliza, teacher, St George's National school 
Johnson George and Co. razor, table knife, lancet, &c, manufacturers, 

13 Porter street 
Johnson Geo. screw and bolt mfr. Love st ; house ct 6 Dun street 
Johnson George, joiner, (j.) 40 Chester street 



152 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Johnson Geo. butcher, 4 Pinstone st. and 34 Trippet In ; h Attercliffe 
Johnson Henry, merchant and manufacturer ; h 231 Glossop road 
Johnson Henry, shopkeeper, 63 Westbar green 
Johnson Henry, potato dealer, Canal wharf; house 37 Old street, P. 
Johnson James, railway clerk, 35 Walker street 
Johnson James, razor mfr. 54 Broomhall st. and 66 Fitzwilliam street 
Johnson James, tailor, 4 Cross Burgess street 
Johnson James, butcher, 52 Pinstone street ; house Heeley 
Johnson John, provision dealer, 141 West street 
Johnson John, razor manufacturer, 11 Burgess street 
Johnson John, grocer, 126 South street 

Johnson John, coach trimmer and harness maker, 51 Carver street 
Johnson John, carrier, 150 Gibraltar street, and 7 Railway station 
Johnson John, file manager, Bioomsbury place 
Johnson John, cart owner, 39 Walker street 

Johnson Joseph, glass, china, and earthenware dealer, and filter manu- 
facturer, 61 Fargate 
Johnson Joseph, shoemaker, 4 Bath street 
Johnson Joshua, bookseller, &c. 30 Fargate 
Johnson Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 93 Norfolk street 
Johnson Mary and Harriet, hatters and glovers, 11 Old Haymarket 
Johnson Matthew, pen and pocket kuife manufacturer, 34 Carver st 
Johnson Richard, watchmaker, 41 Fitzwilliam street 
Johnson Samuel, razor manager, 30 Clarence street 
Johnson Thomas Manby, steel, file, &c. mfr ; h Broomhall vale 
Johnson Thomas, cowkeeper and coal dealer, 97 Duke street, Park 
Johnson Wm. file manager, 24 Regent street 

Johnson Wm. cabinet maker & upholsterer, 84 Fargt; h Gloucester st 
Johnson Wm. razor manufacturer, 66 New Meadow street 
Johnson Wm. manager, Park Iron Works, Blast lane 
Johnson Wm. table knife grinder, 2 Grove row, Hillfoot 
Johnstone Henry, coach builder ; house 4 Baker's hill 
Johnstone John, travelling draper, 5 Carver street 
Johnstone John, mason and shopkeeper, 43 Wellington street 
Johnstone John, plumber and glazier; house 175 Eyre street 
Johnstone Mattw. shoe & butcher knife & steel mfr. 29 Wellington st 
Johnstone Wm. shoemaker, 16 Anson street 
Jolley John, silversmith, 111 Hanover street 
Jones Benjamin, butcher, 36 Charles st ; h 41 Arundel lane 
Jones Mrs C. gentlewoman, 205 Shrewsbury bank 
Jones David, fishmonger, 53 Silver street head 
Jones Edward, shopman, 8 Regent terrace 
Jones Edward, professor of music, 37 Westfield terrace 
Jones Ellis, butcher, 60 Pinstone street 
Jones Francis, organ builder, 29 Westfield terrace 
Jones Mr George, 111 Wentworth terrace 

Jones Rev Hy. Denson, B.A. chaplain at the Infirmary; \\Upperthorpe 
Jones Mr Hugh, 35 Regent street 

Jones John, linen and woollen draper, and room paper, carpet, straw 
bonnet, and feather warehouse, 63 Market pi ; h Bromngrove House 
Jones John, patent table knife manufacturer, 14 Westfield terrace 
Jones John, furniture broker, 25 Allen street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 153 

Jones Joseph, bookkeeper, 187 Eyre street 

Jones Mary, shoemaker, 36 Townhead street 

Jones Samuel, bookkeeper, Hanover street 

Jones Samuel, cowkeeper, 130 Broomhall street 

Jones Mrs Sarah, 145 South street, Park 

Jones Thomas, butcher, 212 Glossop road, corner of Regent street 

Jones Wm. scissor and shear manufacturer, court 27 High street 

Jones Wm. shoemaker, 21 Little Pond street 

Jones Wm. eating house, 30 Furnival road 

Jones Wm. silver plater, Hanover place 

Joseph Mrs Elizabeth, 59 Watery street 

Jordan Ann, shopkeeper, Hanover street 

Jow John, vict. Star, 181 Gibraltar street 

Jowitt Barnabas, file maker, Gas office yard ; h 72 Chester street 

Jowitt Charles, shopkeeper, 81 St Philip's road, Portmahon 

Jowitt Jonas, butcher, Sheaf bridge ; h 54 Duke street lane, Park 

Jowitt Joseph, butcher, Shambles ; h 14 Cricket Inn road 

Jowitt Wm. blade forger, Ecclesall New road 

Jubb Henry, gentleman, Broomfield, Glossop road 

Jubb John, compositor, 44 Bramall lane 

Jubb Samuel, miller, (foreman,) 59 Fitzwilliam street 

Jubb Thomas, furniture broker, 20 Westbar green 

Judd James, draper ; house 65 Market place 

Judge John, table knife manufacturer, 7 Love fane 

Judson Charles, hairdresser and perfumer, 33 Baker's hill 

Jukes Mrs., St Paul's school, Charles street 

Kavanagh Rev Matthew, Catholic priest, 6 Norfolk row 

Kay Ann, shopkeeper, 14 Meadow street 

Kay David, grocer, and corn, flour, British wine, &c. dealer, 239 

Glossop road, top of Hanover street 
Kay Edward, traveller, 86 Hanover street 
Kay Mrs Elizabeth, Clarkson street 

Kay Francis, cut nail manufacturer ; house 36 Arundel street 
Kay Francis, grocer and earthenware dealer, 158 Duke street, Park 
Kay George, boot and shoe maker, 38 Eyre lane 
Kay George Henry, shoemaker, 38 Wicker lane 
Kay Hannah, Hoyle street school ; house Victoria street 
Kay Henry beerhouse keeper, 5 Andrew street 
Kay John, farrier and beerhouse, 145 Gibraltar street 
Kay John, coach builder, Blonk street ; house 18 Church street 
Kay John, eating and beerhouse keeper, 23 Change alley 
Kay John Robert, gilder, and gilt spoon manufacturer, 18 Meadow 

street ; house Clarkson street 
Kay Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 57 Broomhall street 
Kay Mary, dressmaker, 17 Hicks lane 

Kay Richard, grocer and tea dealer, 20 Church st. and 58 High street 
Kay Robert, coffee house keeper, 61 Wicker 
Kay Thomas, butcher, 24 Union street 
Kay and Wild, cut nail manufacturers, 26 Forge lane 
Kaye Wm. watch and clock maker, ] 57 Gibraltar street 
Keane Wm. tailor, 7 Flat street 
Keats Joseph, wood turner and chair maker, 78 Broad lane 



154 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Kell Richard, old clothes dealer, 31 Westbar green 

Kelly Rev Edward Gore, M.A. incumbent of St John's, Belmonte, P. 

Kelly James, hawker, 10 Spring street 

Kelly John, journeyman bookbinder, Black Lion yard, Snighill 

Kelly John, tailor, 27 Smith street 

Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, Anson street lane 

Kelsey James, shoemaker, Sheldon street 

Kelsey Win. shopkeeper, 43 Devonshire lane 

Kenderdine Edw. & Rd. boot & shoe mfrs. 52 High st. & Manchester 

Kenney Edward, hackney coachman, 18 Smith street 

Kent James, ironfounder, &c ; house 64 Nursery street 

Kent Wm. scissor and plated shear manufacturer, 5 1 Carver street 

Kent Wm. hairdresser, 1 Wellington street 

Kenworthy George, shopkeeper, 31 Nursery street 

Kenyon John and Co., merchants, and steel, file, saw, edge tool, &c. 

manufacturers, 4 Sheldon row 
Kenyon Wm. cooper and packing case maker, 89 Fargate, and court 

3 Hartshead 
Kenyon Wm. saw maker, (j.) 150 Tudor street, Little Sheffield 
Keppell Alfred, tilter, 34 Cattle market 

Kettle Rd. salesman, and Mrs. ladies' school, Rock House, Rock st 
Kettle Mrs Elizabeth, upholstress, 113 Trafalgar street 
Key Josiah, vict. Old Green Man, 9 New Church street 
Keyworth John, vict. Ball in Tree, Clarkhouse lane 
Key worth Lionel, spring knife manufacturer, 145 Solly street 
Keyworth John, and Rodgers Joseph, whitesmiths, 45 St Thomas st 
Kidley Thomas, M.D. 210 Bath buildings, Glossop road 
Kidd Wm. Thornhill, registrar, Ecclesall New road 
Killham Thomas, vict. Newmarket Hotel, 20 Broad street 
Kilmister Wm. silversmith, (j.) 3 New George street 
Kilner David, silversmith, (j.) ct 50 Fitzwilliam street 
Kilner Henry, clay dealer, 45 Silver street 
Kilner Wm. beerhouse keeper, 9 Charles street 
Kilner Wm. engraver ; house Grey street, Bridgehouses 
King Henry, shoemaker, 10 Willey street 
King James, shopkeeper, 39 Broomhall street 

King James & Co. table and spearpoint knife mfrs. 115 Scotland st 
King John, shoemaker, 83 Campo lane 

King Robert, engraver and copperplate printer, 19 Burgess street 
King Simon, traveller, 109 Wentworth terrace 
King Thomas, pawnbroker, 68 Tenter street 
King Wm. coachman and proprietor, 171 South street, Park 
Kingston Caroline, National school, Sharrow moor 
Kirby Charles, shopkeeper, 1 River street, Pond hill 
Kirby Joel, traveller, 64 Suffolk road 
Kirby Sarah, baskat maker, 25 Bow street 
Kirby Thomas, painter, ct 10 Castle st ; house 78 Pye bank 
Kirk Edward, and Mrs Elizabeth, 20 Victoria street 
Kirk Henry, butcher, 160 Gibraltar street 
Kirk Mrs Hannah, Radford place 
Kirk John, joiner and builder, 5 Willey street 
Kirk John, sexton of parish church, court 1 Fargate 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 155 

Kirk John and Son, table knife mfrs. ct 80 White croft ; h Garden st 
Kirk Joseph, estate agent, secretary to the Infirmary, agent to the 

London Assurance Co. and regr. of marriages, 33 Victoria street 
Kirk Joseph, vict. Cock, 59 Hollis croft 
Kirk Peter and Son, edge and joiners' tool, plane, patent auger, &c. 

manufacturers, 31 Norfolk lane 
Kirk Peter, jun. edge tool, &c. mfr ; house Sheaf bank 
Kirk Samuel, cutlery founder, 268 Shales moor ; house Brightside 
Kirk Thomas, butcher, 27 Westbar 
Kirk Wm. baker and confectioner, 91 West street, and spring knife 

manufacturer, Wheeldon lane 
Kirk Wm. and John, table knife manufacturers, court 3 White croft 
Kirkby George, fork maker ; house Crabtree 
Kirkby Mrs Hannah, Springfield place, Glossop road 
Kirkby James, mechanical dentist, 284 Rockingham street 
Kirkby John, merchant & manufacturer ; house 9 St George's terrace 
Kirkby John, brewer, Sheaf island, Effingham street 
Kirkby John, carver fork maker, Woodside 

Kirkby Joseph and Sons, merchants and manufacturers, 124 Rocking- 
ham street ; house 9 St George's terrace 
Kirkby Joseph, brewer's traveller, Sheaf island 
Kirkby Martin, grocer and beer seller, 55 Fitzwilliam street 
Kirkby Michael, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 173 Broomhall street 
Kirkby Samuel, furniture broker, 117 South street 
Kirkham David, shoemaker, 102 Bungay street, Park 
Kirkham Thomas, fruit and fish dealer, 126 Gibraltar street 
Kirkham Wm. tailor, 17 Castle folds 
Kirkman Captain James, barrack master, Bacon island 
Kirshaw Frederick, bricklayer, &c. court 42 Belfield terrace 
Kirshaw John, bricklayer, &c. 142 Watery lane 
Kirshaw John, table knife cutler, 13 Steelhouse lane 
Kitchen Richard, skate, busk, spring, steel truss, and umbrella frame, 
lancet, and palette & machine knife mfr. Earl st ; h 2 Broomhall pi 
Kitching Geo. manfr. of Britannia metal goods, 38 Lambert st ; house 

62 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Kitching George, shoemaker, 92 Bowden street 
Kitching John, M.R.C.S., asylum, Dar nail Hall Retreat 
Kitching Mrs Rebecca, Wood side, Pitsmoor 
Kitching Samuel Frederick, artist, 43 Trafalgar street 
Kitson John, tailor and draper, 13 High street, Park 
Kitson James, shopkeeper, 23 Castle folds 
Kitson George, shopkeeper, 10 Norwich street 
Kitson John, razor scale presser, 30 Hague lane 
Knapp Isaac, shopkeeper, 30 Doncaster street 
Knapton Mary and Harriet, dressmakers, &c. 4 Bramall lane 
Knapton Thos. scissor mfr. 5 Bower st ; house court 46 Queen st 
Knight Rev James, M.A., surrogate, and inct. of St Paul's, 5 Eyre st 
Knight Jonas, hosier, 108 Duke street, Park 
Knight Sarah, dressmaker, 97 Garden street 
Knight Thomas, vict. Arundel Castle, 225 Arundel street 
Knight Samuel, solicitor, 11 Bank street ; house 5 Eyre street 
Knowles Adam, traveller, 13 Regent street 



156 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Knowles Miss Amelia, 56 Gell street 

Knowles George Henry, bailiff, 3 Lambert street 

Knowles John, silver plate mfr ; house 276 West bank, Glossop road 

Knowles John, fishmonger and green grocer, 103 and 112 South st 

Knowles Thomas, joiner and wheelwright, Broomhill 

Knowles Wm. gardener, 20 Bridgehouses, and Pitsmoor 

Kramer Christian, pork butcher, 1 Pinstone street 

Kramer Charles, pork butcher, 20 Union street 

Kramer Frederick, pork butcher, 65 Broomhall street 

Laister Mary, butcher, 74 Silver street head 

L'Aliemand George, traveller, Norfolk terrace 

Lamb Geo. furniture broker, and rag and scrap dealer, 92 Fargate 

Lamb James, bone button, &c. manufacturer, Sydney street 

Lamb Samuel, shoemaker, 69 Wentworth terrace 

Lambert John, brass founder, and manufacturer of taps and silver- 
smith's and plumber's brass work, 26, house 33 Charles street 

Lambert John, coach builder, 33 Carver street; house 46 Trafalgar st 

Lambert Thomas and Son, horse clippers, 22 Union lane 

Lambert Thomas, bone haft and scale cutter, t court 93 Carver street 

Lancaster Thomas, shopkeeper, 8 Castle green 

Landells Rev Wm. Burns, Independent minister, 14 Hanover square 

Landers Mrs Ann, Hanover street 

Landers John, diesinker, &c ; house Egerton street 

Langford George, tailor, 37 Lee croft 

Langley John, tailor, 8 Blonk street 

Langley John, porter, Ecclesall Union Workhouse 

Langton Edw. painter, 80 West st ; house 28 Mount Zion buildings 

Langton Mrs Mary, shopkeeper, 54 Division street 

Langton Wm. brickmaker, Burton head 

Lant Emma, eating house keeper, 13 Castle folds 

Lant Ishmael, wood turner, and manfr. of spade, shovel, and fork 
shafts, clay shovels, and edgetool handles, Twelve o'Clock Wheel ; 
house Greystock street 

Large John, plasterer, court 50 Fitzwilliam street 

Larner Henry, beerhouse, Millwrights' Arms, Philadelphia 

Larom Rev Charles, Baptist minister ; house Rock street 

Latham Lydia, dressmaker, 91 South street, Park 

Latham George, bank cashier, 35 Gell street 

Latham Wm. shopkeeper, 30 Broad lane 

Latham Wm. boot and shoe maker, 57 Allen street 

Laver Mary, shopkeeper, 15 New Church street 

Lavezoli John, shopkeeper, 20 Water lane 

Law Abraham, slater, and slate, &c. merchant, 23 New Church street 

Law Ann, furniture broker, 10 Coulston street 

Law James, spring knife manufacturer, 81 Back fields 

Law James, snuffer maker, 7 Grove row, Hillfoot 

Law John, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield 

Law Joseph, house surgeon, Infirmary 

Law Joseph, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 118 Thomas street 

Law Misses Mary Ann and Sarah, 32 Gell street 

Law Mrs Martha & Misses Ann & Sarah, ladies' school, Western bank 

Law Philip, saw, file, edgetool, &c. manfr. & steel refiner, 60 Carver st 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 157 

Law Thomas, mason and slater, court 32 Shepherd street 
Law Wm. chemist and druggist, 106 Duke street, Park 
Law Wm. railway porter, 29 Stanley street 
Lawrence Alfred, shopkeeper, 26 Rough bank, Park 
Lawrence Samuel, bookkeeper, 65 St Philip's terrace 
Lawrence Wm, fender manufacturer, Leicester street ; h Uppertliorpe 
Lawrence Wm. Michael, draper and hosier, 246 Moorfields 
Lawrence Wm. bookkeeper, 65 Watery street 

Lawson Francis, blacksmith and earthenware dealer, 292 Shales moor 
Lawson John, cork cutter, 43 Fargate 
Lawson Wm. law stationer, &c. house 92 Watery street 
Lawson Wm. beerseller, 284 Shales moor 

Lawton Edward, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife, and surgical in- 
strument manufacturer, 25 Arundel street 
Lawton Frances, dressmaker, 58 Norfolk street 

Lawton Henry, spring knife manufacturer, 7 Sims croft ; h 3 Grindlegt 
Lawton John, boot and shoe maker, 37 Broad lane 
Lawton Paul, boot and shoe maker, 143 Trafalgar street 
Lawton Samuel, razor manufacturer, Bower spring, and 3 Sims croft 
Lawton Thomas, land surveyor, Wilkinson street 
Lawton Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 40 Westbar green 
Laycock Mrs Ann, 4 Gell street 
Laycock Charlotte, stay maker, 34 Burgess street 
Laycock Emma, straw hat maker, 191 Glossop road 
Laycock Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 46 Burgess street 
Laycock Henry, mason and bricklayer (j.) Hillfoot 
Laycock Hannah, earthenware dealer and shopkeeper, Hillfoot 
Laycock Isaac, fine scissor manufacturer, 49 Spring street 
Laycock James, hair seating and curled hair manufacturer, 84 Bridge 

street ; house 5 Bank street 
Laycock John, hair seating manufacturer ; house 42 Gell street 
Laycock Joseph and Co. hair seating and curled hair manufacturers, 

Matilda street ; house 49 Arundel street 
Laycock Joseph, blacksmith and wheelwright, 2 Allen street 
Laycock Mrs Mary, Somerville terrace 

Laycock Samuel & Sons, hair seating & curled hair mfrs. 24 Millsands 
Laycock Mrs S., Leavy greave 

Laycock Sarah, National schoolmrs. Carver street; h 191 Glossop rd 
Laycock Thomas and Co. hair seating and curled hair manufacturers, 

137 Arundel street ; house 6 Gell street 
Laycock Wm. stone mason and quarry owner, 114 Barker's pool 
Laycock Wm. Edward, hair seating manufacturer ; h 1 Wilkinson st 
Layland Harriet, vict. Old Turk's Head, 108 Scotland street 
Layland John, comb maker, Love street ; house Upperthorpe 
Lazenby Wm. excise officer, Sheldon street, Little Sheffield 
Leach James, painter, 167 Rockingham street 
Leach John, bricklayer, School croft 
Leadbeater Alfred, grocer and maltster, Broomhill place 
Leadbeater Charles, whitesmith (j.) Rodley lane 
Leadbeater Hannah, green grocer, 66 Orchard street 
Leadbeater John, grocer and flour dealer, Ecclesall New road 
Leadbeater W r m. grocer and flour dealer, 187 Upper Allen street 



158 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. ■ 

Leader Robert, senior, gentleman, Rock street 

Leader Robert, junior, bookseller, stationer, printer, and proprietor of 

the Sheffield and Rotherham Independent (Saturday,) 41 High st ;' 

printing office, 7 M ulberry street ; house 46 Gell street 
Leadley Francis, butcher, 25 Broad lane 
Leaf James, vict Reuben's Head, Lambert street 
Leather John Tawlerton, engineer of Waterworks, 14 Division street; 

house Leeds 
Lebond Richard, shoemaker, 95 Garden street 
Ledger Charles, razor manager, 4 Clarence street 
Ledger David, vict., Norfolk Arms, The Manor 
Ledger Edward, shopkeeper and beer seller, 64 Bailey lane 
Lee Abraham, funeral furnisher, 26 Little Pond street 
Lee Ann, dressmaker and upholstress, 69 St Philip's road 
Lee Arthur, fluter and shaper of silver goods, and clerk of St George's, 

6 Monmouth street 
Lee Charles, shopkeeper, 2^ Duke street, Park 
Lee George, horn haft and scale presser, 45 Burgess street 
Lee George Henry, merchant & mfr; h Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Lee Henry and Co. merchants, and manufacturers of table cutlery and 

silver and plated desserts, (mark " Eureka") 19 New Church st 
Lee Henry, merchant and manufacturer; house Stanton broom 
Lee Henry, schoolmaster, Sharrow moor 

Lee James, teapot handle mkr., ct. 103 Fitzwm. st; h Broomspring In 
Lee John, shopkeeper, 7 St Philip's terrace 
Lee John, draper ; house 44 Angel street 
Lee John, tailor, 86 Pond street 
Lee Joseph, spectacle frame maker, 27 Chester street 
Lee Mrs Mary, fruiterer, 66 Pinstone street 
Lee Paul, table knife hafters' committee room, 7 Paradise square 
Lee Mrs Sarah, 10 Egerton street 
Lee Thomas, ivory cutter, 1 1 Egerton street 

Lee Wm. surveyor of highways, 40 Queen st ; house Western bank 
Lee Wm. wire worker, 61 Pond street 
Lee Wm. vict. Wentworth House, 18 Wentworth street 
Lee Wm. shopkeeper, 57 Furnival street 

Lee Wm. wood turner and buff and glazier manufacturer, 35 Burgess st 
Lee Wm. ivory cutter (j.) 51 School croft 
Leech John, shoemaker, 8 White Bear walk 
Leedell Robert, chair maker, Wreak's yard, 10 High street 
Leedham John, shoemaker, 38 Eldon street 
Leek James Leigh, vict. Garrick Tavern, 6 Sycamore street 
Leek Moses, cutlery founder, 46 Johnson street ; house 20 Stanley In 
Leesley John, mason, Ecclesall New road 
l^eggett John, shoemaker, 125 Saville street 
Leigh Henry, slater and mason, 81 Pea croft 

Lemons Francis, joiner, court 6 Lambert street ; h Cotton mill row 
Lemons John, hairdresser and perfumer, 28 Church street 
Lemons Thomas, cowkeeper and beerseller, 131 Broad lane 
Lennard John, ivory cutter and dealer, 2 Workhouse croft; house 171 

Western bank 
Lennard Wm., M.D., 31 Orchard pi. & coal owner, Woodhouse 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 359 

Lent John, hairdresser, 41 Snig hill 

Lenton John, optician, 8 Waingate 

Leon Abraham, merchant, 23 Workhouse croft 

Leonard Christopher, stationer, 19 Bank street 

Leobond Richard, shoemaker, 95 Garden street 

Leslie Joseph, chemist and druggist, 60 Trippet lane 

Lester Harriet, druggist, 66 Division street 

Lester Wm. cowkeeper, 38 Hermitage street 

Le Tall John, grocer, flour dealer, and cheese factor, 32 Broad street 

Levesley Matthew, beerhouse, Mount pleasant, Tomcross lane 

Levey Felix, tailor, 23 Pond hill 

Levick Abraham, warehouseman, 15 Meadow street 

Levick Brothers, merchants, 6 Eyre street (Joseph T. and James) 

Levick George, collector of poor rates, Tapton Cottage 

Levick Hannah, dressmaker, Waterloo road 

Levick Sarah, shopkeeper and beerseller, 55 Townhead street 

Levick Joseph Tertius, mert. and Joseph, sen. gent. Sharrow House 

Levick Thomas Swift, shopman, 30 Talbot street 

Levy Jonah, tailor and draper, 13 Angel street, and 3 Westbar 

Levy Thomas, shopkeeper, 35 Belfield street 

Levy Reuben and Sons, tailors and clothes dealers, 26 High street 

Lewers Wm. shopkeeper and cutlery dealer, 59 Tenter street 

Lewin George, watch, shoe, and fancy file manufacturer, 71 Milton st 

Lewis Mrs Eliz. hosier & stay maker, 1 High street ; house Beehive In 

Lewis John Pearce, surgeon, 12 Broomhall street 

Lewis Lydia, Eliza, and Sophia Gordon, academy, Claremont place 

Lewty Richard, watchmaker, 89 Milton street 

Ley Frederick, beerhouse, King and Miller, 1 Chester street 

Liddall George, optician, 63 South street 

Liddell Edward, manager of Union bank, 1 Bank street 

Lief George Turbot, pawnbroker and watchmaker, 24 Church street 

Lief George, junior ; house 278 Rockingham street 

Lillyman George, shopkeeper, 158 Arundel street 

Lillyman Thomas, scissor and table knife manufacturer, Suffolk street 

Lilly Samuel, sexton of St George's, 235 Portobello street 

Linder Fearnley, vict. & spirit dlr. Punch Bowl, 50 Silver street head 

Lindley Charles, bookkeeper, Brightside lane 

Lindley Henry James, traveller, 158 Fitzwilliam street 

Lindley James, chimney sweeper, The Isle 

Lindley John, boot and shoe maker, 253 Arundel street 

Lindley John, shoe and clog maker, 30 Pond hill 

Lindley John, gardener, 20 Arundel lane 

Lindley John, butcher, 46 Shambles ; house Darnall 

Lindley Joseph, steel melter, 8 Siddall street 

Lindley Robert, chimney sweeper, court 10 Waingate & 10 Nursery st 

Lindley Samuel, traveller, 117 Hanover street 

Lindley Thomas, tableknife manufacturer, 2 L Suffolk road 

Lindley Wm. warehouseman, 153 Fitzwilliam street 

Lindley Wm. hosier and laceman, 30 Union street 

Lindley Wm. butcher, 19 Shambles ; house Handsworth 

Lindop Ann, schoolmistress, 119 Portobello street 

Lineker John,, warehouseman,, 54 South street 



160 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Lingard Charles, scissor manufacturer, 45 Russell st; h 16 Long croft 

Lingard Elizabeth, news agent, 34 Townhead street 

Lingard Joseph, news agent, 16 Division street 

Lingard Joseph, vict. White Swan Inn, 57 Westbar 

Lingard Wm, nipper & weaver's shear manufacturer, ct 100 Matilda st 

Linging Bine, chemist and druggist, 4 Fargate 

Linley Mrs Ann, Spring terrace, Glossop road 

Linley Arthur, mert. & mfr. (firm Parker & Linley) ; h 265 Glossop rd 

Linley David, cowkeeper, 18 Blast lane 

Linley Edward, manufacturer of umbrella and parasol steel frames, 22 
Coalpit lane ; house Western bank 

Linley George, (Executors of,) sheep shear, cut nail, clasp, &c. manu- 
facturer, 22 Coalpit lane 

Linley George, file cutter and beerhouse, 50 School croft 

Linley George, sheep shear forger, William street 

Linley Mrs Hannah, shopkeeper, 80 Howard street 

Linley John, vict. Royal Oak, 36 Westbar green 

Linley John, bellows maker ; house 73 Spital hill 

Linley Mary, vict. Black Swan, 2\ Burgess street 

Linley Richard, oil case and mattress maker, 12 Anson street 

Linley Samuel and Robert, scythe and hay and straw knife manufac- 
turers, Clough Works, Lead mill road, and horse nail nianufac- 
turers, Bolekill, Norton 

Linley Saml. h Cliffe cottage, Abbeydale ; Robert, h Bolehill 

Linley Sarah, cowkeeper, New George street 

Linley Thomas and Sons, patent and other bellows mfrs. 34 Stanley st 

Linley Thomas, steel aud silver fork maker & beerhs. 32 Orchard In 

Linley Wm. scythe and sickle mfr. Pond hill, and Mosbro 

Linley Wm. bellows maker ; house 29 Spital hill 

Linley Wm. shoemaker, 2 Nursery street 

Linley Wm. table knife manufacturer, Backfields 

Lishman Wm. eating hs. 38 Broad st. & Wm. carter, 131 Watery In 

Lister Anthony, butcher, 236 Shales moor 

Lister Edward, silversmith and butcher, 84 South st ; h Hermitage st 

Lister John, salesman, Fernley place, Glossop road 

Lister John, mason, 22 Oborne street 

Lister John, cabinet maker and broker, 32 Westbar green 

Lister, Carver, and Ridsdale, carriers, 104 Eyre st., and 6 Railway 
station ; Sarah Lister, resident partner, 104 Eyre street 

Lister Thomas, coal agent for Stephenson and Co., Railway Dep6t ? 
Saville street ; house 57 Occupation road 

Lister Wm. grocer and tea dealer, 84 Westbar 

Litster Wm. cabinet maker and furniture broker, 8 Union street 

Littlewood Benjamin, metalsmith, & M. &E. dressmakers, 13 Coalpit Ira 

Littlewood George, grocer and flour dealer, 44 Edward street 

Littlewood John, fender tool maker, 91 Broad street 

Littlewood John, grocer and tea dealer, 80 Snighill 

Littlewood J oseph, butcher, 270 Shales moor 

Littlewood Joseph, silver plater, West bank place 

Littlewood Joseph, table knife manufacturer, 48 Cricket Inn road 

Littlewood Mrs Mary, boarding house, 217 Glossop road 

Littlewood Samuel, clothier and woollen rag dealer, 3 Westbar green 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 161 

Littlewdod Samuel, saw handle maker, 7 School croft 

Littlewood Thomas, vict. WharnclifFe Arms, 40 West street 

Littlewood Mr Wm. Roe lane, Pitsmoor 

Littlewood Wm. stay maker and hosier, 23 High st ; h Belmonte, P. 

Liversidge Mr Richard, & Joseph, farrier, smith, & wheelgt. Wicker In 

Liversidge Mary, dressmaker, 21 Hicks lane 

Liversidge Thomas, coal viewer, Corker bottoms 

Livesey Rev John, M. A., minister of St Philip's, Upperthorpe 

Lock Mr Joseph, 110 Rockingham lane 

Locker Robert, warehouseman, Burton head 

Lockwood Mrs Ann, gentlewoman, Farm bank 

Lockwood Arabella, shopkeeper and beerseller, 58 Duke street 

Lockwood Benjamin, miller, baker, and grocer, 2 Shade hill 

Lockwood Brothers, merchants, and table knife, sheep shear, file, edge 

tool, &c. manufacturers, 74 Arundel street 
Lockwood Henry, ivory and wood turner ; house 76 Pye bank 
Lockwood John, merchant and manufacturer ; house Broadfield 
Lockwood John, file manager, 75 Leadmill road 
Lockwood John, comb manufacturer ; house Trippet lane 
Lockwood Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house Somerville ter 
Lockwood Samuel, shopkeeper, Crookes moor side 
Lockwood Samuel, plasterer, 39 Canning street 
Lodge Francis, shopkeeper, 17 Pond hill 
Lodge Mrs Jane, boarding and day school, 1 Victoria street 
Lodge and Oakes, grocers, tea dealers, &c. 18 High street 
Lodge William, grocer ; house 18 High street 
Lofthouse Jane, nurse, 28 North Church street 
Lofthouse John, tailor, 229 Gell street terrace, Glossop road 
Lofthouse Thomas, chemist & druggist, 66 Snighill ; h 276 Beet st 
Lomas Mrs Hannah, Hanover place 
Lomas Isaac, silversmith, 174 Rockingham street 
Lomas John, razor maker, 31 Orange street 
Lomas Jonathan, shopkeeper, 66 Scotland street 
Lomas Misses Mary and Ann, lodgings, 206 West street 
Lomas Robert, beerhouse and cowkeeper, Crookes 
Lomas Sarah, grocer, 302 Shales moor 
Lomas Thomas Edward, clock maker, 56 Broad street 
Lomas Wm. grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield 
Long, Gregory, and Co., merchants, and steel, file, saw, table knife, 

&c. manufacturers, 105 Eyre street 
Long Henry Godfrey, merchant and manufacturer ; h 107 Eyre street 
Longden Henry and Co. iron and brass founders, and stove grate, 

cooking apparatus, &c. mfrs. Phoenix Foundry, 15 Furnace hill 
Longden Henry, sen. ironfounder, &c ; house Convent walk 
Longden Henry, jun. ironfounder, &c ; house Clarkson street 
Longden Joshua, shoemaker, 273 Upper Allen street 
Longden Samuel, corn miller, 35, house 36 Nursery street 
Longden Wm. green grocer, 27 High street* Park 
Longden Mr William^ Clarkson street 
Longley John, coach spring maker, 22 Ebenezer street 
Longley George, coach & harness maker, & Mrs Martha, 10 Stanley st 
Lonsdale Mrs Mary* 143 Devonshire street 

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162 SHEFFIELD DIEECTORY. 

Lord and Harvey, razor manufacturers, Gas Office yard, 1 Bow street 
Lord Jph. boot &shoe maker, & currier,7 Angel st. & tanner, Bishop st 
Lord Joseph, razor manufacturer ; house 106 Wellington street 
Lord Samuel, plumber and glazier, 110 Wellington street 
Loukes Edward, saw maker, (j.) New George street 
Loukes James, butcher, 6 Shambles ; house 110 Harvest lane 
Loukes John, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 108 Harvest lane 
Loukes Sampson, butcher, 110 South street ; house Norton 
Loukes & Russell, saw, scythe, busk, calico web, &c. rnfrs.23 Wicker In 
Lowcock James, wheelwright and vict. Barrel, Little Sheffield 
Lowcock John, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield 
Lowe Mrs Ann, top of Wilkinson street 
Lowe Elias, leather merchant, 8 Bank street 
Lowe Isaac, beerhouse keeper, 32 Bridge street 
Lowe John, blacksmith and farrier, 32 Balm green 
Lowe Richard, spring knife manufacturer, 167 Eyre street 
Lowe Wm. engraver, (firm Chapman & Lowe) ; house Crookes moor 
Lowther Henry, law stationer, 118 Eyre street 
Loxley Mr Amos, 51 Wentworth terrace 
Loxley Ann, milliner, 217 Moorfields 
Loxley Edward, compositor, 166 West street 
Loxley John, joiner and builder, Castle hill 

Loxley Thomas, file mfr. 73 Allen street ; house 44 Cross Smithfield 
Loxley Wm. joiner and builder, Crookes 
Loxley Wm. fruit knife cutler, Woodside 
Loy Elizabeth, dressmaker, 28 Earl lane 

Loy John, brass turner, & Jane, dress maker, 158 Upper Edward st 
Loy Mary, grocer and flour dealer, 104 Westbar 

Lucas Edward and Son, cast steel cutlery and iron founders, and spin- 
dle manfrs. 25 New Church st. and Dronfield, (Rt. Spencer, agent) 
Lucas Edward, shopkeeper, 46 Pea croft 
Ludlam Joseph, silversmith, 61 Gell street 
Ludlam J. W. law stationer, 17 Mulberry street 
Ludlam Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 17 Mulberry street 
Ludlam Wm. table knife, and buff and glazer manfr. The Banks 
Lund John, table knife manufacturer and bone cutter, 92 Bridge 

street ; house 45 South street 
Lund Ralph Simpson, draper and hosier, 45 South street 
Lunn Mrs Elizabeth, Broom close, Little Sheffield 
Lunn John Mackinder, mason, 30 Acorn street 
Lyall Joshua, presser, and Elizabeth, dressmaker, 140 Solly street 
Lyalls Thomas, table knife manfr. and beerhouse, 8 Sussex street 
Lygo Thomas, shop and cow keeper, 18 Button lane 
Lyle George, schoolmaster, Pitsmoor 
Lynn John, silversmith, ( j.) 12 Westfield terrace 
Lyons John, ironmonger, and steel, &c. dealer, 224 Shalesmoor 
Mabbott Wm. Thomas, pearl handle and scale cutter, and German 
silver wire manfr. Duke's Works, 50 Rockgm. In ; h Lower Heeley 
Mabson Henry, butcher, 60 Bridge street 
Mabson John, cowkeeper, Wellmeadow row 
Mabson Wm. butcher, 28 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn 
Mabson Wm. jun. butcher, 2 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn 



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Machan John, boot and shoe maker, 98 Meadow street 

Machen John, file manufacturer, High street lane, Park 

Machin Edwin, saw grinder, ] 69 Granville street 

Machin George, butcher, 1 66 Gibraltar street 

Machin James, spring knife manfr. 94 Pond st ; h 196 Granville st 

Machin Henry, at Gas Works, 25 Sussex street 

Machin John, butter dealer, 66 South street, Park 

Machin John, scissor manufacturer and vict. Cup, 17 -Dun street 

Machin Joseph, butcher, 12 Westbar 

Machon Frederick, chemist and druggist, 3 King street 

Machon George, horn, buck, and stag cutter, 6 Rockingham street 

Machon Hugh, shoemaker, 48 Belfield terrace 

Machon Jonathan, warehouseman, 26 Sycamore street 

Machon Joseph and Wm. and Co. manfrs of silver and plated goods, 
49 Norfolk street, and 31 Castle street, Holborn, London 

Machon Joseph, silver, &c manfr ; house Springfield pi. Glossop road 

Machon Joseph, shoemaker, Hanover place 

Machon Luke, New Meadow street 

Machon Samuel, shoemaker, 113 Watery lane 

Machon Septimus, spring knife manufacturer, 145 Trafalgar street 

Machon Wm. silver plate manfr ; house top of Broomspring lane 

Mackay Hugh, tailor and draper, 19 Norfolk street 

Mackenzie Wm. Alexander, mattress maker, court 62 Orchard street 

Mackley John, baker and cowkeeper, 26 Norfolk street 

Maden Henry, grinder, Eyre street 

Maddocks Wm. railway engineer, 5 Hallcar place 

Mager John, school, Shrewsbury road ; house Hospital lodge 

Mainwaring Wm. surgeon, 14 Westbar green 

Major Edward, hairdresser, 8 South street, Park 

Major Wm. saddler, 16 Broad street ; house 34 South street, Park 

Makin James Edward, file, fork, &c manufacturer; house 15 Red hill 

Makin Mary Ann, beerhouse, 3 Fornham street 

Makin Mrs Sarah, 166 Fitzwilliam street 

Makin Thomas and Son, steel, file, fork, calico web, and shoe and but- 
cher knife manufacturers, 38 Carr lane 

Makin Wm. roller plate, scythe, &c manufacturer, Attercliffe 

Maleham George, ironmonger, gas fitter, and dealer in gunpowder, 
shot, flasks, shot belts, caps, &c. 5 Westbar 

Maleham Henry, chemist and druggist, 7 Westbar 

Malkin George, potato and coal dealer, 8 Button lane 

Malkin Henry, coal dealer and huckster, 85 Trippet lane 

Malkin W r m. huckster, 133 Gibraltar street 

Mallinder Martin, shopkeeper, 182 Granville street 

Mallinder Paul, cabinet maker, 93 Broomhall street 

Mallinder Wm. cabinet maker, (j.) 41 Charles street 

Mallinson John, bailiff to Court of Requests, 14 St James' row 

Mallinson Miles, painter, 99 Hoyle street 

Mallinson Thomas, beerhouse, 43 Burnt tree lane 

Mallinson Wm. beerhouse, 45 Lee croft 

Mallinson Wm. vict. Crown and Anchor, 18 Stanley street 

Malloy Henry, beerhouse and cutlery dealer, 76 Snig hill 

M alloy Thomas, hawker and old clothes dealer, 42 Pinstone street 



164 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Malone Henry, shoemaker, 40 Silver street head 

Maltby Thomas, traveller, 41 Talbot street 

Maney Henry, gardener, Strawberry hall lane 

Mangle Charles, shoemaker, 171 Portobello street 

Maniove Wm. engineer, Burton head 

Mann Henry, pen blade maker, and Eliza, milliner, 266 Beet street 

Mann Jane, shopkeeper, 118 Broomhall street 

Manners Rev John, M.A. head master, Wesley College ; house Eger- 

ton House, Glossop road 
Mansell Timothy, chapel keeper, 30 Rockingham lane 
Manuel John, cabinet maker, &c. 89 Devonshire street 
Manuel Joseph, edgetool manfr. and shopkeeper, 106 Fitzwiiliam st 
Maples Hannah, tobacconist, 48 Silver street head 
Mappin Mrs Hannah, West bank, Glossop road 
Mappin Harriet, dressmaker, 15 Leicester street 
Mappin James, engraver and pearl cutter, Back Norfolk row ; house 

Shirley hill 
Mappin John Newton, manufacturer and brewer ; house Leavy greave 
Mappin Joseph, manfr. of razors, and pen, pocket, table, and sports- 
man's knives, 32 Norfolk st. and Mulberry street ; house Highfield 
Mappin Joseph, engraver, court 18 Sycamore street 
Mappin Joseph and Son, merchants, pearl cutters, and table knife, sil- 
ver & plated dessert & fruit knife, pearl button, &c manufacturers ; 
court 50 Fargate ; house Leavy greave 
Mappin Mrs Mary Ann, Highfield 
Mappin Thomas, chimney sweeper, 55 Trippet lane 
Mappin Wm. shopkeeper, 102 Bernard street 
Mappin Wm. chimney sweeper, 35 West street 
Margrave Mrs Sophia, 24 Monmouth street 
Markham Wallis, butcher, 53 Scotland street 
Marler Joseph, tailor and clothes cleaner, 9 Bailey lane 
Marples Mrs Ann, Glen view, Mushroom 
Marples Charlotte, vict. Stag's Head, Sharrow moor 
Marples George, solicitor, 34 Bank street ; house (Vest Grove 
Marples George, table knife manfr. 61 Weigh lane ; h 59 Bernard st 
Marples George, carver, gilder, and dealer in artists' materials, 31 

Church street ; workshop King's Arms yard, 17 Fargate 
Marples John, shopkeeper, 53 High street, Park 
Marples John, hairdresser and perfumer, 3 Norfolk street 
Marples Joseph, vict. Three Horse Shoes, 12 Commercial street 
Marples Joseph, vict. Chequers, 19 Rough bank, Park 
Marples Robt. joiner's tool, skate, &c. manfr. 130 Carver street and 

Birmingham 
Marples Wm. and Co. coppersmiths, braziers, iron and tin plate, and 

patent zinc workers, and furnishing ironmongers, 1 Norfolk street 
Marples Wm. joiner's tool manufacturer, 67 Broomspring lane 
Marrian Thos. ale and porter brewer, Royd's Brewery, Attercliffe rd 
,Marrin Thomas, coal dealer, 46 West John street 
■ Marriott Abigail, baker and shopkeeper, 17 Eyre lane 
Marriott & Atkinson, merchants, and steel, file, edge tool, table kuife, 
&c. manfrs., and steel converters, tilters, and rollers, Fitzalan works, 
Attercliffe 



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Marriott Ann, dress and stay maker, 72 Granville street 

Marriott Benjamin, spring knife manfr. 47 School croft 

Marriott Francis, printer, 20 Westbar ; house 128 Broad lane 

Marriott George, fishmonger, 1 29 Gibraltar street 

Marriott George, baker, 29 Broad lane 

Marriott George, whitesmith, 16 Bridge street 

Marriott Henry, blacksmith and farrier, 1 Scotland street 

Marriott Isaac, shopkeeper, 74 Garden street 

Marriott Job, chain maker and smith, Blonk street 

Marriott John, baker and confectioner, 29 Broomhall street 

Marriott John, spring knife manfr. 248 Sylvester street 

Marriott Wm. mark maker and engraver, 17 Norfolk In ; h Attercliffe 

Marrison Edward, baker and flour dealer, 16 Hartshead 

Marrison Edward, vict. Grey Horse, court 25 High street 

Marrison John, plumber, glazier, and brass turner, 82 West street 

Marrison Joseph, shopkeeper, 36 Chapel street 

Marrison Joseph, shopkeeper, 77 Pea croft 

Marsden Ebenezer, coal owner, Greystones 

Marsden Edward, tailor, 74 Granville street 

Marsden Edwin, engineer, millwright, and patent axletree, railway 

spring, &c. manufacturer, Pilot works, Norrisfield 
Marsden George, merchant and manfr ; house New George street 
Marsden George, butcher, 24 Shambles ; house Mosbro' moor 
Marsden Hannah, dressmaker, 129 Parkhill lane 
Marsden James, engineer, Castle mills ; house 23 Ebenezer street 
Marsden John, cabinet and razor case and strop manfr. 8 Westfield 

terrace ; h Gell street 
Marsden John, penknife manfr. ct 10 Chester st ; h ct 9 Fitzwm. st 
Marsden John, butcher, 19 Grindlegate, and 112 Meadow street 
Marsden John, gardener, Highfield 
Marsden Jonathan, coal leader, Headford street 
Marsden Julia, boot and shoe maker, 44 King street 
Marsden Robert, merchant and mfr ; house 10 Broomhall place 
Marsden Robert, grocer and flour dealer, 50 Wicker 
Marsden Samuel, grinder, 18 Monmouth street 
Marsden Saml. Albert, table knife mfr. 128 Eyre street and Duke In 
Marsden Sarah, shopkeeper, 125 South street, Park 
Marsden Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Headford street 
Marsden Thomas, vict. Grapes, 84 Trippet lane 
Marsden Wm. shopkeeper, 30 Burnt tree lane 

Marsden Wm. ivory, &c. cutter and table knife mfr. 86 Hoyle street 
Marsden Wm. table knife mfr. Ellis street wheel ; h 35 Matthew st 
Marsden Wm. gent. Spring wood, Occupation road 
Marsden Wm. engineer, millwright, and axle, spring, &c. mfr. 4J Cas- 
tle mills, Blonk street ; house 23 Ebenezer street 
Marsden Wm. spring knife mfr. and shop and beerhs. kpr. 38 Thos. st 
Marsh Mrs Frances, Roe lane, Pitsmoor 
Marsh George, shopkeeper, 5 Shude hill 
Marsh Miss Hannah, schoolmistress, Cricket inn road 
Marsh James, table knife manufacturer, 81 Hollis croft 
Marsh James, paper case and inkstand mfr. 37 Lambert street 
Marsh John, merchant and manfr ; house Lydgate Hall 



166 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

.Marsh John, shoemaker, 86 Trippet lane 

Marsh John, file maker, 55 Wellington street 

Marsh Jonathan, shoemaker, 26 Broomhall street 

Marsh Joseph, shopkeeper, 69 Blast lane 

Marsh Joseph, furniture broker, 22 Westbar green 

Marsh Joseph, butcher, 33 Shambles ; house fVoodhouse 

Marsh Mary, matron, Ecclesall Union Workhouse 

Marsh Thomas, butcher, 21 Shambles; house Woodhouse 

Marsh Mr William, Cricket inn road 

Marsh Wm, merchant and mfr ; house Convent walk, Glossop road 

Marshes and Shepherd, merchants, and steel, file, saw, razor, edge tool, 

and table, butcher, and shoe knife mfrs. Ponds works, Forge lane ; 

and Navigation Steel works, Blast lane 
Marshall Brothers, proprietors of the Castle mills, and sheet rollers, 

Blonk street 
Marshall Charles, edge tool, &c. mfr ; house Somerville terrace 
Marshall Charles, butcher, Infirmary road 
Marshall and Cheetham, saw, scythe, hay and straw knife, hoe, file, &c. 

manufacturers, 184 Gibraltar street 
Marshall Christopher, pawnbroker, &c ; house Broombank 
Marshall David, merchant and table knife, &c. mfr. 49 West street 
Marshall David, bookkeeper, 15 Occupation road 
Marshall Edward, buck, stag, and horn cutter, 155 Fitzwilliam street 
Marshall George, manager at tilt, 2 Wicker 
Marshall Henry, saw, scythe, &c. mfr ; house Malin Bridge 
Marshall Isaac, wheelwright, 68 Broomhall st ; h ct. 8 Portobello st 
Marshall John, Esq. 89 Fye bank 
Marshall John and Wm. edge tool, patent scythe, saw, file, and hay 

and straw knife manufacturers, 83 Allen street 
Marshall John, edge tool, &c. mfr ; house 97 Wentworth terrace 
Marshall John, tailor, (j.) 14 Duke street 
Marshall John, painter, 42 Division street 
Marshall Joseph, gardener and seedsman, 120 Barker's pool 
Marshall Jonathan, potato dealer, 8 Shepherd st. and 233 Moorfields 
Marshall Mary, shopkeeper, 64 Wellington street 
Marshall Philip, earthenware dealer, 91 Fargate 
Marshall and Son, iron, steel, wire, metal, paper, rag, &c. dealers, 74 

Westbar 
Marshall Robert, iron, steel, &c. dealer ; house 76 Westbar 
Marshall Saml. mill owner, and strickle, shoe knife sharpener and glass 

and emery paper manfr. Castle mills, and 40 Eyre street 
Marshall and Stones, edge tool and sheep shear manfrs. Albion works, 

60 Arundel street 
Marshall Sarah, vict. Britannia, 124 Portobello street 
Marshall Thos. solicitor, sec. to the Botanical Gardens, and agent to 

North British Insnce. Co. 16 St James's row; house Intake road 
Marshall Thomas, butcher and mill owner, 134 Barker's pool 
Marshall Thos. Congreve, (Mrs Mary, straw hat mkr.) 36 Church st 
Marshall Thomas, tailor's foreman, Palestine place 
Marshall Thomas, butcher, Infirmary road 

Marshall Wm. iron, steel, &c. dealer ; h Holly house, Intake road 
Marshall Wm. spring knife manfr. and shopr. 25 Garden street 



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Marshall Wm. Roebuck, boot and shoe maker, 25 Hoyle street 

Marshall Wm. edge tool, &c. manfr ; house 40 Eyre street 

Marshall Wm. merchant and manfr ; house 174 South street, Park 

Marshall Wm. silversmith, (j.) 10 Cross Burgess street 

Marshall and Wright, pawnbrokers and silversmiths, 115 Westbar 

Martin Benf. pen, pocket, and pruning knife, &c. manfr. 51 South st 

Martin Edward, surgeon, 27 Union street 

Martin Mrs Hannah, 1 Sandon place 

Martin Edward, gardener, Upper Crabtree 

Martin John, file manager, Shrewsbury cottage, Intake road 

Martin John, saw handle maker, 27 Chester street 

Martin John, hat manfr. 10 Pinstone street ; house 42 Carver street 

Martin John, shopkeeper, 14 High street, Park 

Martin Joseph, shopkeeper and scale presser, 61 Coalpit lane 

Martin Mrs Martha, 42 Carver street 

Martin Stephen, (in firm J. Barber & Son ;) h Sheaf cottage, Bramall In 

Martin Wm. razorsmith, 42 Eyre street 

Martin Wm. supt. of Sheff. and Man. Railway station, 70 Nursery st 

Martin Wm. file maker, 46 Button lane 

Masdin Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 35 Brocco street 

Masefield Benjamin, awl blade maker, court 4 Trippet lane 

Maskell Joseph, fish and game dealer, 21 King street, and Hartshead 

Maskell Rhoda, dressmaker, 26 Burgess street 

Maskery Wm. beerhouse, 8 King street, Portmahon 

Masons and Beardsworth, comb manufacturers, haft and scale cutters 

and pressers, and dealers in horns, tips, &c. 90 Bridge street 
Mason Elizabeth, doctress, 10 Blue Boy street 

Mason Geo. horn cutter and presser, and shopkeeper, 162 Harvest lane 
Mason George, horn, &c cutter ; house 7 Fox street 
Mason Henry, joiner and builder, 37 Meadow street 
Mason James, hatter, 91 Scotland street 
Mason James, horn presser, 210 South street, Park 
Mason James, shopkeeper, 44 Silver street head 
Mason James, brewer's traveller, Ecclesall New road 
Mason Mr John Beverley, 29 Hermitage street 
M ason Mrs Mary, Lowfield 

Mason Sampson, grocer and flour dealer, 100 Porter street 
Mason Mrs Sarah, 64 Brown street 
Mason Susanna, tinner and brazier, 54 Church street 
Mason Thomas, tailor, 71 Meadow street 

Mason Wm. file manufacturer, court 80 Whitecroft; h 103 Daisy bank 
Mason Wm. plumber, glazier, & gas fitter, 25 Shude hill ; h 79Pye bank 
Mason Wm. tinner and brazier, 5| Campolane 
Mastin Joseph, bricklayer, 29 Charlotte street 
Mate John, whitesmith and brazier's tool manufacturer, 14 River st 
Mather Elizabeth, shopkeeper and dressmaker, 7 Coalpit lane 
Mather John Thomas, hatter, 43 Westbar 
Mathers Samuel, cowkeeper, 62 Hermitage street 
Matkin John, cabinet maker (j,) 27 School croft 
Matkin Thomas, tailor's and garden shear manfr. 76 Campo lane 
Matthewman Benj. spring knife mfr. 44 ; house 103 Milton street 
Matthewman Hannah and Eliz. upholsterers, 1 1 Church street 



168 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Matthews Benj. horn cutter, &e ; house 11 Carver lane 

Matthews James, cutlery dealer, 47 North street 

Matthews James, cutler, and A. E. dressmaker, 56 Scotland street 

Matthews Richd. and My. Bowling green st. school ; h Ebenezer st 

Matthews Thomas, police Serjeant, court 74 South street, Park 

Matthews Thos. brass cap and ferrule manufacturer, horn haft & scale 

cutter and presser, and bone and horn dealer, 11 Carver lane 
Matthews Wm. Anthony, file, &c manufacturer ; h 107 Wentworth ter 
Maugham Mark, linen and woollen draper, silk mercer, &c. 19 and 21 

Angel street ; house Wadsiey Park 
Maunder Robt. perfumer and hairdresser, 2 Westbar ; h 34 Bridge st 
Maw John, vict. Golden Fleece, 12 New Haymarket, and potato 

merchant, Canal wharf, and 51 Westbar green 
Maw Thomas, shopkeeper, and Newark carrier, 191 Eyre street 
Mawe Mr Francis, Railway terrace, Bridgehouses 
Mawson Abel, cooper ; house 1 9 Red hill 
Mawson Joseph, cowkeeper, Jericho street 
Mawson Wm. shoemaker, 2 Sussex street 
Maxfield Elizabeth, dressmaker, Infirmary road 
Maxfield John, chaser, court 64 Holly street ; house Earl lane 
Maxfield Thomas Wright, chemist and druggist, 123 W^est street 
Maxfield Thomas, tailor, Infirmary road 

Maxfield Thomas, cutlery chaser, ct 64 Holly st ; h 29 Cross Burgess st 
Maxfield Wm. vict. Queen, Gatefield, Infirmary road 
May James, polished bone and horn button and mould mfr. 50 Pond st 
May John, stock and share broker, 1 Bank street 
May Robert, cabinet maker and broker, 7 Grindlegate 
May Wm. gentleman, 50 Pond street 

Mayor Joseph, butcher, 63 Shambles ; house 31 New street, Park 
McCabe Patrick, shopkeeper, 10 Sussex street 
McCarter Hugh, printer, (j.) 240 Portobello street 
McCartin James, cloth cap maker, 5 Wellington street 
McDonald John, shoemaker, 49 Leecroft 
McDermott Edward, scrap dealer, 3 Shude hill 
McDermott John, gardener, George street, Philadelphia 
McDowall Robert, M.D., 253 Glossop road 
McEvoy Murthe, brewer's traveller, 31 Talbot street 
McFearn Thomas, chimney sweeper, court 38 Orchard street 
McFedan Neal, lodgings, Green lane 
McGarrity James, shoemaker, 22 Dunfields 

McGivern Thomas, cutlery, &c dealer, 48 Snighill ; house Grenoside 
McGowan James, upholsterer, 130 Rockingham street 
McKinnell Peter, travelling draper ; house 237 Glossop road 
McManus James, egg dealer, 38 Bridge street 
McQuade Cornelius, hawker, 42 Spring street 
McQuhae Thos. vict. & spirit dealer, Old Cock, 11 Paradise square, 

and 34 Campo lane 
McTurk Andrew, draper, 21 St James' street 
McTurk Robt. & McKinnell Peter, travelling drapers, 72 West st 
Mearbeck James, plumber and glazier, 44 York street 
Mearheck Thomas, glass and lead merchant, 44 York street ; house 
Mount Pisgah 



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Medley John, mason and beer seller, Crookes 

Medley Charles, beerhouse and shopkeeper, Broomhill 

Medley James, tailor and clothes cleaner, 18 Shepherd street 

Medley Sarah and Co. hair seating and curled hair mfrs. 55 Bridge st 

Meeke Joseph, linen draper and hosier, 1 5 Castle street 

Meeke Michael, linen draper, 156 Gibraltar street 

Meeke Richard, shoemaker, 4 Silver street 

Meeson Charles, boot and shoe warehouse, 11 Angel street 

Meggitt Joseph Bloom, joiner, builder, ironmonger, and wood letter 

manufacturer, 80 Fargate 
Meggitt Samuel, polished bone button and mould, and metal shirt but- 
ton manufacturer, 97 Duke street 
Meggitt William, boot and shoe maker, 74 Fargate 
Megson John, furniture broker, 28 Westbar green 
Mellend Mrs Sarah, Soho terrace, Ecclesall New road 
Mellon Michael, chimney sweeper, 14 Workhouse lane 
Mellor Ebenezer, blacking maker, &c. 96 Broad lane 
Mellor Hugh, surgeon, and Miss Mary, near Owlerton bar 
Mellor John, rectifier, and wine and spirit merchant, 120 Pond street 
Mellor Joseph, omnibus owner & vict. Cutlers' Arms, 7 New Church st 
Mellor Randall, comb mfr. ct 53 Hermitage st ; h Ecclesall New road 
Mellor Richard, grocer and flour dealer, 116 Barker's pool 
Mellor Wm. cheese factor, 7 Old Haymarket; house Smallwood, 

Cheshire (Thomas Dakin, agent) 
Mellor Wm. managing brewer, 106 Bridge street 
Melville John, brush manufacturer, 12 Tudor street 
Memmott Mabell, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield 
Memmott Wm. vict. Cossack, 43 Howard street ; and saw and busk 

manufacturer, Tilt yard, 46 Pond street 
Memmott Wm. boot and shoe maker, 8 Broomhall street 
Me6t de Montmusard, Mons., French teacher, 23 Westfield terrace 
Mequiner and Kilner, engravers and copr. plate printers, 28 Norfolk st 
Mequiner John, engraver, &c ; house Shrewsbury road 
Mequiner Nathaniel, copper plate printer, 12 New Church street 
Mercer Rev Wm., M.A., incumbent of St George's, Leavy greave 
Merrill George, forkmaker, 54 Harvest lane 
Merrill, Jarvis, & Merrill, horn pressors, and horn, bone, &c. dealers, 

46 Holly street 
Merrill Joseph, fork maker, 44 Chapel street 
Merrill John, horn presser, &c ; house Broomspring lane 
Merrill Samuel, horn presser; house 161 Fitzwilliam street 
Merrill Thos. whitesmith, court 93 Fargate, and 16 Pinstone street 
Merriman Charles, grocer and flour dealer, 155 Porter street 
Merry weather Henry, chemist and druggist ; house 19 Old Haymarket 
Merry weather Mrs Ann, New George street 
Metcalfe John, linen draper and mercer, 51 Snighill 
Mettam Edwin, butcher, 100 South st. and 59 Broomhall st 
Mettam James, beerhouse keeper, 123 Portobello street 
Mettam John, Wesley, shoemaker, 116 Pond street 
Mettam Joseph, vict. Barrel, 21 Edward street 
Mettam Luke, cowkeeper, 100 Fargate 
Mettam Samuel, horn merchant, &c ; house Clough bank 

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170 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Mettam Mr Samuel, Palestine place, Broomhill 

Mettam Wm. horn presser, 80 Rockingham lane 

Mettam Wm. vict. Reuben's Head, 50 Burgess street 

Mettam Wilfred, (in firm W. Greaves and Sons,) Cricket Inn road 

Meynell Robert, vict. Castle Inn, 46 Snighill 

Micklethwait Harry, stock and share broker, accountant, collector, 

house and land agent, &c. 15 St James' row ; h Ecclesall New road 
Micklethwait John Richard, clerk, Ecclesall New road 
Middlebrook James, tailor, 70 Chester street 
Middleton James, white and job smith, 82 Rockingham lane 
Middleton James, steel melter, 85 Broomhali street 
Middleton John, gentleman, Pitsmoor 
Middleton John, spring knife manufacturer, Jericho 
Middleton John, stone sawer, 14 Ellison street 
Middleton John, butcher, 22 Pond street ; house Greystones 
Middleton John, jun. butcher, 166 Upper Allen street 
Middleton Joseph, shopkeeper, 47 Fitzalan street 
Middleton Martin, beerhouse, 112 Westbar 

Middleton Saml.S.&Co. razor, cabinet case, strop,&c. mfrs.14 Charles st 
Middleton Mrs Sarah, Stand House, Fulwood road 
Middleton Thomas Wright, butcher, top of Wilkinson street 
Middleton Thomas, shopman, 40 Burgess street 
Middleton Thomas, silversmith, (j.) 9 Monmouth street 
Middleton Wm. merchant ; house 4 Sandon place 
Middleton Wm. bookkeeper, 93 Broomspring lane 
Midgley Wm. tailor, 6 School croft 
Midgley Wm. coal agent, court 58 South street, Park 
Midgley Thos. W., cabinet mkr. 18 Newst ; h ct 58 South st. Park 
Midland Railway Co., carriers ; A. Champion, agent, 3 Railway station 
Miller David, cutlery manfr. and dealer, 16 Fargate ; h Mount Pisgah 
Miller Jas. brazier, tin and iron plate worker, & ironmonger, 77 Fargt 
Miller Thomas, cabinet maker and paper hanger, 82 Scotland street 
Miller Wm. warehouseman, 52 Cornish street 
Millington Henry, butcher, 8 Bridge street 

Millington Jas. & Co. saw, &c. manfrs. The Isle ; h 10 Spital hill 
Millington John, hatter and cutlery dealer, 237 Moorfields 
Millington Timothy, hatter and cutlery dealer, 21 Pond street 
Millington Thomas, shopkeeper, 43 Pyebank 
Millns Francis, baker and confectioner, 28 Castle street 
Mills Ann, widow, Ecclesall New road 
Mills George, shoemaker, 53 Thomas street 
Mills Henry, spring knife manufacturer, Neepsend 
Mills John, shoemaker, 13 Mill lane 
Mills Joseph, flour agent, Townhead street 
Mills Martha, straw hat maker, 148 Solly street 
Mills Saml. skinner & leather dresser, 17 Fruitmarket, & Neepsend 
Millthorp John, joiner and ironmonger, 178 Gibraltar street 
Millward Robt. rope and twine mkr. 46 King street, and 53 South st 
Millward Thomas, bookkeeper, 3 Netherthorpe place 
Milner Alexander, fender, &c. manufacturer ; house Westbank place 
Milner Ann, stove grate & fender mfr. 50 Garden st; h Westbank pi 
Milner Charles, ironmonger and broker, 33 Fargate 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 171 

Milner Chas. and Son, fire brick manufacturers and potato dealers, 1 

Green market, and Bents, near Stannington 
Milner Charles, metalsmith and shopkeeper, 32 Pinfold street 
Milner John, spring knife manufacturer, & shopkeeper, 76 Edward st 
Milner John, spring knife manfr. 77 Thomas street; hSt Thomas st 
Milner John, shopkeeper and blade maker, 61 Spring street 
Milner Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 30 Furnace hill 
Milner Mary, spring knife manufacturer, Balm green 
Milner Samuel, pawnbroker, 205 Moorfields 
Milner Septimus, flour dealer, 306 Shales moor 
Milner Win, Pashley, solicitor, 5 St James street; house Attercliffe 
Milner Wm. gardener, 41 King street, and Neepsend 
Milner Wm. vict. and cowkeeper, Grey Horse, Blast lane 
Milner Wm. warehouseman, Highfield 
Milnes James, shoemaker, 12 Pond hill 
Milton Iron Company, (Graham and Co. ;) J. Needham, agent, 13*St 

James street 
Minion George, comb maker, 185 Arundel street 
Mitchell Miss Ann, Hanover square 
Mitchell Mr David, Tnfirmary road 
Mitchell Edward, pawnbroker, 226 Moorfields 
Mitchell Mrs Elizabeth, 224 Brook hill 

Mitchell Frederick, comb plate presser, Pond hill ; house High st. Park 
Mitchell Mr George, 13 Occupation road 
Mitchell George, optician, 53 South street 
Mitchell Mr Isaac, Reservoir view, Crookes moor 
Mitchell James, blacksmith, 47 Granville street 

Mitchell Jonathan, tailor, 26 Leicester street 

Mitchell Joseph, architect, 18 Norfolk row ; house Fernley place 

Mitchell Joseph, accountant, 7 Division street 

Mitchell Joshua, shopkeeper, 28 Bernard street 
Mitchell Mar}-, dressmaker, 33 North parade 

Mitchell Robt. merchant, and saw, edgetool, steel, &c. manufacturer, 
211 Portobello street ; house The Mount 

Mitchell Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, ct 48 Whitecroft 

Mitchell Samuel, accountant, sharebroker, estate agent, valuer, and 
agent for the London, Edinbro', and Dublin Assurance Co., and 
London Guarantee Society, 9 Campo lane; house The Mount 

Mitchell Mr Wm. Brightmore, East view, Broomhiil 

Mitchell Wm, spring knife manufacturer, ct 8 Peacroft 

Mitton Richard, comb maker, 30 Furnace hill 

Mitton Wm. comb maker, 24 Smith street 

Monckton George, vict. Coach and Horses, 37 Water lane 

Monikin Michael, shoemaker, 7 Broad lane 

Monks John, vict. Washington Hotel, 69 Fitzwilliam street 

Monks Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, court 4 Garden street 

Monkhouse Mrs Sarah, 144 Fitzwilliam street 

Montgomery James, gentleman, The Mount 

Moody John, vict. Black Lion, 33 Snighill 

Moore Abm. shopkeeper and beerhouse, Cross Geo. st. Philadelphia 

Moore Ann, confectioner, 1 14 Allen street 

Moore Charles, tailor, 21 Fitzwilliam street 



172 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Moore Christopher, traveller, Broom terrace 

Moore Elijah, spring knife mfr. 91 Hollis croft ; house 20 Ellison st 

Moore Elizabeth, baker, 67 Wicker 

Moore Mrs Elizabeth, 3 King street, Portmahon 

Moore John, shopkeeper, George street, Philadelphia 

Moore John, hairdresser, 6 Union buildings, Iron bridge 

Moore Joseph, whitesmith, bellhanger, and wrought iron gate and 

fence manufacturer, 113 West street 
Moore Peter, shopkeeper, 23 Holly street 
Moore Robert, shoemaker, 127 Porter street 
Moore Wm. manufacturer of scythes, Little London Works 
Moorhouse Ann and Elizabeth, milliners, 42 Regent street 
Moorhouse Frederick, tinner, 50 Townhead street 
Moorhouse Mr George Knowles, 37 Furnival street 
Moorhouse Jas. pen, pocket, & sportsman's knife mfr. 127 Devonshire st 
Mo"orhouse John, awl blade manufacturer, 60 Oborne street 
Moorhouse Sarah, shopkeeper, 12 Spitalfields 

Moorhouse Thos. furniture broker and paper hanger, 33 Division st 
Moorhouse Wm. & Thos. brickmakers (j.) Burton head 
Moorwood Wm. chemist and druggist, 88 Westbar 
Mordaunt George, traveller, 101 Watery street 
Morewood John, vict. Milton's Head, 29 Alien street 
Morfitt Arthur, post off. clerk ; and Wm. cooper, (j.) 57 Eyre street 
Morfitt Benjamin, pork butcher, 169 Gibraltar street 
Morfitt Ellen, shopkeeper, 156 Portobello street 
Morgan Michael, cutlery dealer, 27 Bank street 
Morgan & Swift, linen and woollen drapers, mercers, &c. 33 High st 
Morgan James, draper, &c ; house 33 High street 
Morgan Thomas, baker and confectioner, 29 Peacroft 
Morgan Thomas, bookkeeper, 106 Harvest lane 
Morgan Wm. confectioner, 8 School croft 
Morgan Thomas, Primitive Methodist Minister, Coalpit lane 
Morland John, tailor, 79 W r estbar 

Morris George, boot and shoe maker, 141 Harvest grove 
Morris Henry, tailor, 34 Leicester street 
Morris Henry, traveller, 29 Eldon street 
Morris James, beerhouse, Falcon, 25 Leicester street 
Morris John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 2 Hollis croft 
Morris Richard, tailor, 171 Fitzwilliam street 
Morris Wm. shoemaker, 33 Belfield street 
Morrison and Parker, (late Slater,) brace, bit, auger, skate, & joiner's 

tool manufacturers, 22 Rockingham street 
Morrison George, joiner's tool, &c. mfr ; house 22 Rockingham st 
Mort Henry, merchant, and saw, edge tool, shoe, and butcher knife 

manufacturer, Castle hill ; house 259 Glossop road 
Mort Wm., M.D. and surgeon, 91 Devonshire street 
Morton Ann, beerhouse keeper, 24 West lane 
Morton Alfred, spring knife manfr. 155 Watery lane 
Morton Charles, horn presser, (journeyman,) 32 Burgess street 
Morton Edward, silver chaser, Upperthorpe 
Morton Francis, manufacturer ; house Mushroom View 
Morton George, vict. Army Hotel, Hillfoot 



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Morton George, joiner and cabinet maker, 296 Shales moor 

Morton Henry, basket maker and dealer in turnery and coopery, L.S. 

Morton James, fender grinder, 25 St Philip's terrace 

Morton James, spring knife maufr. 25 Corn hill 

Morton James, vict. Millsands Tavern, 21 Millsands 

Morton John, shopman, 58 Pye bank 

Morton John, joiner and cabinet maker, 193 Gibraltar street 

Morton John, bookkeeper, 25 Red hill 

Morton Joseph, iron founder and bronzed fender mfr. 31 Eyre street; 

house 68 St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Morton Joseph, baker and flour dealer, Infirmary road 
Morton Joseph, vict. Light Horseman, Philadelphia. 
Morton Mark, tailor, 54 Broad street 
Morton Mary, shopkeeper, 95 Broad street 
Morton Matthew, tailor, 84 Bernard street 
Morton Martha, shopkeeper, New Jericho 
Morton Mrs Mary, 8 Grove row, Hillfoot 
Morton Mrs Sarah, 56 Fitzwilliam street 
Morton Sarah, ladies' school, 92 Division street 
Morton Thos. scissor mfr. & coach owner, 128 Eyre st. & 39 Duke st 
Morton Thos. horn haft & scale presser, 60 Broad st ; h 68 Lord st 
Morton Thomas, shopkeeper, 22 Ellis street 
Morton Wm. joiner and builder, 3 Green street, Little Sheffield 
Morton Wm. tailor, 9 Corn hill 
Morton Wm. buck aud stag cutter, 5 Garden street 
Morton Wm. shoemaker, 23 High street, Park 

Moseley Geo. and Son, edge tool and fancy lathe tool mfrs. 7 Work- 
house lane ; house 47 Spring street 
Moseley Thos. traveller and table knife mfr. 1 1 High street, Park 
Moseley Thos. vict Old London Apprentice, 1 Westbar green 
Mosley Benjn. Coein, shopr. and horn button mfr. 15 Old street, Park, 

and court 30 Pinstone street 
Mosley Joseph, beerhouse, 39 Forge lane 
Mosley Mary, shopkeeper, 58 Pinstone street 
Mosley William, tailor, Crookes 
Moss Isaac, silversmith, watchmaker, jeweller, &c. Bank buildings, 27 

Angel street 
Moss John, shoemaker, 22 Brook street 
Moss John, chemist and druggist, 248 Moorfields 
Moss Joshua, merchant and mfr; house 1 St George's terrace 
Mottram Henry, stag, buck, horn, and ivory haft and scale cutter, 46 

Orchard street ; house 4 Orchard lane 
Mottram Joseph, cooper, (j.) 54 Milton street 
Mottram Robert, cooper, 74 Trippet lane 

Mottram Matthew & Henry, merts. and mfrs ; h Parkfield, Highfield 
Mottram Thos. and Sons, merchants, and edge tool, saw, file, and steel 

mfrs. 1 57 Arundel st. and 47 Eyre lane ; h Park field, Highfield 
Mould Ferdinand, joiner's tool mfr. Shemeld croft ; h 60 Granville st 
Moulson Brothers, saw, joiner's and edge tool, brace, bit and skate 

manufacturers, 49 Division street 
Moulson George, tailor and draper, 95 Duke street, Park 
Moulson George, chapel keeper, Hermitage lane 

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174 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 

Moulson John, edge tool, saw, &c. mfr ; h 81 Broomspring lane 

Moulson John, tailor, 5 Gilbert street 

Moulson Thos. edge tool, saw, &c. mfr ; house 51 Division street 

Moulson Wm. edge tool, &c. mfr ; house William street 

Mounsey Lydia, vict. King William IV., 78 Russell street 

Mount Joseph, shopkeeper, 9 Young street 

Mount Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 58 Earl street 

Mount Wm. boot and shoe maker, 26 Russell street 

Mount Wm. iron, steel, metal, wire, &c. dealer, 23 Pinfold street 

Mower Edmund, vict. and spirit merchant, 49 Scotland street 

Mower Mrs Mary, Broomhill cottages 

Mower Fras. Wm. chemist and druggist, 61 Westbar green 

Mower Thomas, horse and gig letter, 156 Pond street 

Muat and Furniss, shoemakers, court 10 Old Haymarket 

Muat Thomas, shoemaker ; house Milk street 

Mude Francis, tragedian, East view, Pisgah 

Muddiman Wm. shoe agent, 1 King street 

Mudford John, rope, twine, net, sacking, tarpauling, &c. manufacturer, 

6 Waingate and 27 Shude hill 
Muir Rev. John Henry, (Independent minister;) house 13 Gell st 
Mulligin Edward, shopkeeper, 40 Peacroft 
Mullins Christopher, shoemaker, 30 Jessop street 
Mullins George, shoemaker and leather cutter, 239 Shales moor 
Mullins Henry, eating house, 15 Hartshead 
Muncaster Richd. stock and sharebroker, collector, &c. 10 George st ; 

house 1 90 Glossop road 
Munks John, cabinet and razor case, strop, &c. manfr. and vict. Little 

Angel, 94 Westbar 
Munton Elizabeth, sempstress, 1 1 3 Devonshire street 
Muntz and Co. merchants, 117 Norfolk street, and Birmingham 
Murfin and Hancock, horn haft and scale pressers, 104 Allen street 
Murfin Matthew, horn presser ; house 157 Bath street 
Murfin Richard, railway clerk, 21 Talbot street 
Murfin Wm. carriers' agent, 150 Devonshire street 
Murphy Elizabeth, old clothes dealer, 29 Westbar green 
Murphy James, comb maker, Shoreham street 
Murphy Rev. Edw. Stirling, M.A. deputy assistant minister at Parish 

church ; house Western hill 
Murphy Wm. brushmaker, (j.) 13 Green street, Little Sheffield 
Murray Mrs Ann, tailoress, 11 White Bear walk 
Murray Peter, travelling tea dealer and draper, 5 Charles street 
Murray Robert, travelling tea dealer, 38 Eyre street 
Muscroft Wm. shopkeeper, 4 Newhall street 
Muscroft Wm. warehouseman, 49 Coalpit lane 
Mycock Joseph, razor manfr ; house Cumberland street 
Mycock Thos. Edw. plumber, glazier, painter, lead and glass mercht.* 

and agent to the Thames Plate Glass Co., 106 Barker's pool 
Mycock and Thompson, razor manfrs. 20 Earl street 
Mycroft John, farmer, Gatefield, near the Barracks 
Myers Benjamin, tailor, 6 White Bear walk 
Myers John, Temperance hotel, Portobello street 
Myers Joseph, comb manfr. 15 South street, Park 



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Myers Lnce. and Co. tortoise shell, mother of pearl, ivory, fancy wood, 

and buck and stag merchants, 75 Eyre street, (and Birmingham and 

London J John Banks, agent, 
Myers Thomas, tailor, Effingham lane 

Naden Wm. brush mfr. 46 Rockingham lane; house 16 Regent st 
Nanson and Co. ale and porter brewers and maltsters, 9 Bridge street, 

and malthouse, 46 Effingham street 
Nanson Edward, brewer ; house Highfield terrace 
Nanson Edward, jun. brewer, &c ; house Endcliffe crescent 
Nanson John Samuel, brewer, &c ; house Car fields Occupation road 
Napier Jas. agricultural and general agent, 15 Old Haymarket, and 3 

Corn Exchange ; house Hackenthorpe 
Nash Henry, bootmaker, 12 Spring street 
Naylor Edwin, painter, 41 Queen st ; h top of Wilkinson street 
Naylor George Portus, merchant and steel manfr ; h Western bank 
Naylor Hannah, shopkeeper, 26 Jericho street 
Naylor Isaac, butcher, 192 Gibraltar street 
Naylor James, butcher, 22 Division street market 
Naylor James, diesinker, 87 Milton street 
Naylor Joseph, cowkeeper, 38 Spring street 
Naylor Matthew, baker, 41 Smithfield 

Naylor Robert, pawnbroker, 51 Fargate ; h Springfield place 
Naylor Robert, warehouseman, 101 Fitzwilliam street 
Naylor Samuel, merchant, and table knife, &c. manufacturer, 76 Eyre 

street ; house Gloucester street 
Naylor Samuel, painter, paper hanger, &c. King's Arms yard,17Fargt 
Naylor Mrs Sarah, Western bank 

Naylor Thomas, scissor manfr. and cutlery dealer, 66 Snighill 
Naylor Thomas Swindall, bookkeeper, 186 Brook hill 
Naylor, Vickers, and Co., merchants, steel converters, forgers, rollers, 

& file mfrs. River Don Works, Millsands ; and JVadsley Bridge 
Naylor Wm. Burrows, lodgekeeper, Botanical gardens 
Naylor Wm. tailor and draper, 17 Westbar green 
Naylor Wm. Royal Hotel Tap, 4 Waingate 
Naylor Wm. cowkeeper, Wheeldon street 
Neal Martha, cart owner, Spitalfields 
Neaves Richard, tailor, 51 High street, Park 
Needham Alfred, shoemaker, 209 Eyre street 
Needham Mr Charles, sen. 50 Rock street 

Needham Charles, plated measure mfr. & vict. Falstaff, 48 Wicker 
Needham Daniel, stone mason, 23 Monmouth street 
Needham Henry, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 13 Joiner street 
Needham Henry, silversmith, Hanover street 
Needham Henry, pen knife manufacturer, 78 Garden street 
Needham John, agent to Milton Iron Works, 13 St James' street, and 

vict. Bridge Inn, 1 Bridgehouses 
Needham John, polishing paste maker, 120 Harvest lane 
Needham John, table knife mfr. ct 75 Porter st ; house 27 Hoyle st 
Needham Susanna, hay & corn dlr. 7 Bridge st.&beerhs. 24 Nursery st 
Needham Thomas, file cutter, Bramall lane 
Needham Mr Wm. 47 Occupation road 
Needham Wm. shoemaker, 19 Norwich street 



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Needham Wm. spring knife mfn 70 Trafalgar st ; h 15 Charlotte st 
Needham Wm. spring knife cutler > ( j.) 24 Clarence street 
Nelkenstrauch Eugene Albert, professor of languages, 83 West street 
Neill Alexander, tailor and draper ; house 91 Fitzwilliam street 
Nelson John, farrier and seedsman, Little Sheffield 
Nelson Wm. carter and beerseller, 90 Broomhall street 
Nelstrop Joseph, mfr. (in firm J ph. Rodgers & Sons) ; h Broomhall 
Nelstrup Wm. boot & shoe maker, 12 Shepherd st. & George st. Phila 
Nettleship Elizabeth, dressmaker, 122 Barker's pool 
Neuvill Eliza, teacher of music, Hillfoot 
Neves John, beerhouse keeper, 62 Charles street 
Nevin Henry, brazier and tinner, 41 Duke street, Park 
Nevin Mrs Sarah, straw hat maker, 27 Eidon street 
New Jeremiah, saw, busk, machine spring, and curriers' knife manu- 
facturer, 22 Radford street 
Newbold H. & Co. wine, spirit, and porter dealers, 1 Westbar 
Newbold Robt. (in firm Jph. Rodgers & Sons) ; h Wilkinson street 
Newbold Rev John Knifton, B.A. 261 Glossop road 
Newbould Charles, hosier, 78 Westbar 
Newbould Miss Hannah, Loocley Cottage 
Newbould Henry, Esq. Sharrow bank 
Newbould John, merchant, &c ; house Sharrow head 
Newbould Robt. and John, file manfrs*. Canal Works, Cadman street 
Newbould John, file manufacturer ; h 1 Cadman street, Blast lane 
Newbould Robert, file manufacturer ; house 43 Sussex street 
Newbould Samuel and Co., merchants, steel refiners and converters, 
and saw, file, edge tool, calico web, engraver's steel plate, &e. ma- 
nufacturers, Bridgefield Works, 170 South street, and tilters and 
forgers, Loxley fVorks 
Newbould Samuel, merchant and manufacturer ; house Broomhill 
Newbould Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; h 8 St George's terrace 
Newbould Wm. colliery owner, Intake Colliery 
Newboult Wm. tailor, 7 Broomspring lane 

Newbound John, law stationer, 13 St James' row ; h 98 Watery street 
Newbound Wm. cabinet maker and undertaker, 1 24 West street 
Newby Mrs Margaret, 61 Pye bank 
Newcombe, Chaplin, Home, & Co., carriers to York, London, &c. 2 

Waingate, and Railway station 
Newsome Richard, beerhouse keeper, 24 Sycamore street 
Newsom Richard, butcher, 38 Effingham street 
Newton Alfred, vict. Barrel, 36 Water lane 
Newton Angelo, tailor ; house Whiston 
Newton Charles, traveller, 208 West street 
Newton Mr Francis, 255 Glossop road 

Newton Francis, coffee roaster, ct 12 George st ; h 25 Clarence street 
Newton Francis, vict. Green Seedling, 57 Bailey street 
Newton Francis, merchant, and razor, pen and pocket knife, shoe and 
butcher knife, scissor, steel, &c. manufacturer, Portobello IVorks, 
127 Portobello street ; house Broom bank 
Newton George & Thos. whitesmiths, 10 South st. P., &38 Campo In 
Newton Harriet, strawhat maker, 100 Allen street 
Newton Isaac, horn presser, Baker's yard, Pea croft ; h 28 Hoi lis croft 



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Newton John, grocer, tea dealer, and tallow chandler, 78 Fruit market 

Newton John, grocer and tea dealer, 58 Westbar 

Newton Mary Ann, dressmaker, Leadmill place 

Newton Robert, grocer and flour dealer, 101 Broad lane 

Newton Miss Sarah, 22 Wilkinson street 

Newton Thomas, cabinet maker, upholsterer, and broker, 1 Castle st 

Newton Mr Thomas, 73 Harvest lane 

Newton Thomas, tailor and hosier, 15 Waingate 

Newton Thomas, whitesmith; house 10 South street, Park 

Newton Wm. beerhouse, Metalsmiths' Arms, 2 Duke street, Park 

Newton William, tailor, Green lane 

Nichols George, glass cutter, 18 Norfolk street 

Nichols George, tailor and draper, 107 Barker's pool 

Nicholson Alice and Jane, dressmakers, 64 Wicker 

Nicholson Benjamin, steel melter, 38 Andrew street 

Nicholson Charles, vict. Blue Bell, court 31 High street 

Nicholson George, grinder, 49 Carver street 

Nicholson Hannah, lodgings, 30 Lee croft 

Nicholson Henry, Temperance coffee house, 8 Bow street 

Nicholson John, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 69 Charles street 

Nicholson John, surgeon, 263 Glossop road 

Nicholson Mr John, and Rebecca, dressmaker, 21 New street, Park 

Nicholson Joseph, farmer, Park House, and Shiregreen 

Nicholson Joseph, silversmith, (j.) 25 Orange street 

Nicholson Joseph, warehouseman, Norfolk terrace 

Nicholson Maria, beerhouse keeper, 1 7 Fornham street 

Nicholson Newsome, shoemaker, 20 Sycamore street 

Nicholson Rebecca, fruiterer, 12 Fruit market 

Nicholson Miss Sarah, Springfield place 

Nicholson Sarah, dressmaker & shopkeeper, 85 Bernard street, Park 

Nicholson Thomas, gentleman, 15 Rock street 

Nicholson Thomas, silversmith, 9 Ball street 

Nicholson Thomas, shoemaker, 206 Gibraltar street ; h 18 Ward st 

Nicholson Wm. mert. and pen and pocket knife manfr. 17 Sycamore st 

Nicholson Wm. shoemaker, 52 Duke street, Park 

Nightingale Thomas, boot & shoe maker & broker, 61 North parade 

Nightingale Wm. shopkeeper, 294 Shales moor 

Nisbett David, ironmaster, Chapeltown ; house 89 Norfolk street 

Nixon George, spring knife manufacturer, Mount pisgah 

Nixon John, spring knife manufacturer, Newtown, Park 

Nixon Joseph, wood and ivory turner, court 4 Charles street 

Nixon Wm. vict. Granville Arms, 89 Granville street 

Noble George, gardener, 9 Fruitmkt ; and earthen wr. dir. 54 Wicker 

Noble Samuel, locksmith, 26 Water lane 

Noble Sarah, confectioner, 43 Wicker 

Norcliffe John, spring and table knife manufacturer, 2 Anson street 

Norfolk, (Duke of) offices Corn Exchange ; Ml. Ellison, Esq. agent 

Norman Ann, staymaker, 84 Carver street 

Norman Sarah, vict. Sportsman, 8 Pea croft 

Norris Ann, bathkeeper, Bridge street 

North Frederick, table knife hafter, East bank 

North George, butcher and venison dealer, 35 Church street 



178 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY* 

North John, vict. Ball, 76 Burgess street 
North John, shopkeeper, 1 96 Eyre street 
North Robert, stamp office clerk, 3 St James' street 
North Mrs Rachel, twine spinner, Piper lane 
Norton Benjamin, policeman, 37 Effingham street 
Norton Henry, hairdresser and perfumer, 68 Norfolk street 
Norton John, joiner and furniture broker, 18 Coulston street 
Norton John, plumber and glazier, 84 Division street 
Norton Joseph, tailor, 101 Pea croft 

Norton Thomas, beerhouse, Royal Exchange, 64 Garden street 
Norton Wm. pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 228 Solly street 
Nowill John and Sons, merchants, and pen, pocket, Marks, 
table, and silver fruit and dessert knife, pen ma- Hy, rM 
chine, razor, &c manufrs. 17 Meadow street ' c( " ? 

Nowill John, house 106 Hoyle street ; Henry, house*]*] Wentworth ter 
Nowill Mrs Mary, 17 Meadow street 
Nowill Wm. merchant, and pen, pocket, table, and silver fruit and 

dessert knife, &c manfr. 126 Rockingham street ; h Nelson place 
Nowill Mr Thomas, Club gardens, Highfield 

Nowill Wm. jun. cutlery manufacturer; house Spring vale, Steel bank 
Noyland Bernard, cutlery and general dealer, 61 Westbar 
Nutt Joses, shopkeeper, 41 Wentworth street 
Nutt Wm. shop and beerhouse keeper, 40 High street, Park 
Nutt Wm. Rufus, warehouseman ; house Gloucester street 
Nuttall John, joiner and beerhouse, Hanover street 
Nuttall John, vict. Falcon Inn, 88 Pea croft 
Nuttall Joseph, tailor, 33 High street, Park 
Oakes Edward, ironmonger and whitesmith, 14 Westbar 
Oakes Edwin Milwood, scissor and shear manufr. 188 Solly street; 

house St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Oakes Miss Hannah, 274 Glossop road 
Oakes Henry, scissor manufacturer, 35 Spring street 
Oakes James, grocer; house 18 High street 
Oakes John, scissor manufacturer, 52 Harvest lane 
Oakes Mark & Son, pawnbrokers, 85 South street 
Oakes Mary, shopkeeper, 101 South street, Park 
Oakes Matthew, scissor manufacturer, 90 Harvest lane 
Oakes Mary, scissor manufacturer, Snow hill gardens, Park 
Oakes Thomas, batbkeeper, Convent walk 
Oakes Wm. edgetool manufacturer, 47 Spitalfields 
Oates Benjamin, shopkeeper, 122 Harvest lane 
Oates Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 19 Wellington street 
Oates George, scissor manufacturer and beerhouse, 40 Hoyle street 
Oates James, spring knife mfr. 23 Workhouse croft; h 69 Garden st 
Oates James, whitesmith and hammer and vice maker, 42 Button lane 
Oates James, spring knife manufacturer, Brownell st ; h Hammond st 
Oates John, green grocer, 91 Tenter street 
Oates Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, 7 Radford street 
Oates Joshua, spring knife manufacturer, 39 St Thomas street 
Oates Thomas, agent to Sun Fire and Life Assurance Co. 1 East pa- 
rade ; house Broom villa, Glossop road 
Oates Mrs Thomas, ladies' boarding and day school, Broom villa 



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Oates Thomas, table knife manager, 128 Fitzwilliam street 

Oates Wm. spring knife manufacturer, court 271 Solly st ; h Crookes 

Oddy George, vict. Bloomsbury Tavern, Bloomsbury place 

Ogden John Siddell, herbalist, court 37 Smith street 

Ogden Joshua, butter dealer, and Lincolnshire carrier, 2 Pond hill 

Ogle Timothy, vict. Royal Hotel, 106 Eyre lane 

Oglesby Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Division street 

Oglesby James, ironmonger, and dealer in metals, wire, files, paper, 

Birmingham good?, &c. 2 Division street, and 39 Broad street 
Oglesby John, vict. Harlequin and Clown, 22 Johnson street 
Ogley John, joiner and vict. Rifle Tavern, 15 Bower street 
Oldfield G. and Co. marble chimney piece, &c. manufacturers, 3 Nor- 
folk lane ; marble works, Jshford, Derbyshire 
Oldfield Martha, baker and shopkeeper, 142 Duke street, Park 
Oldfield Wm. vict. Pheasant Inn, 10 Broad street, Park 
Oldfield Thomas, saw handle maker and vict. Burnt Tree, 84 Allen st 
Oldfield Thomas, auctioneer and valuer, 29 Duke street, Park 
Oldham James, silversmith, 4 Fitzalan street 
Oliver Christopher, rag and scrap dealer, 109 Barker's pool 
Oliver David, corn miller, Club mill, Old Park 
Oliver James, beerhouse keeper, 22 Steam street 
Oliver John, corn miller, Brightside 

Oliver Samuel, file, &c manufacturer ; house Burngreave road 
Oliver Wm. table knife manager, 10 Grove row, Hillfoot 
O'Niel John, shoemaker, 24 Hawley croft 

Ormerod Joshua, mason, court 10 Porter street ; house Garden street 
Ormiston Thomas and James, coachmakers, ( j.) 14 Smith street 
Orton John, printer and pattern card maker, court 77 Arundel street 
Orton Wm. fruit knife cutler, 38 Chester street 
Osborn George, boot and shoe maker, 13 Nag ? s Head yard 
Osborn Joseph, scythe strickle maker, Balm green ; h 163 Fitzwm. st 
Osborn Joshua, blacksmith and spring maker, Tapton hill 
Osborn Matthew, vict. Union Inn, 2 Coalpit lane 
Osborn Miss Mary, professor of singing, 138 Eldon street 
Osborne Alfred, buck and stag cutter, 19 Smithfield 
Osborne Benjamin, table knife mfr. court 91 Allen st ; h 99 Watery st 
Osborne Benjamin, mark maker, Snow lane ; house Crookes moor 
Osborne Mrs Elizabeth, and Charles, traveller, Clarkhouse lane 
Osborne John, coal agent and shopkeeper, 1 Sussex street 
Osborne Joseph, weigher, Blast lane; house Attercliffe 
Osborne Thomas and Sons, table, pen, and pocket knife manufactu- 
rers, 49 Carver street 
Osborne Thomas Paine Gerald, optician, and manufacturer of spec- 
tacles, reading glasses, lenses, optical instruments, &c. 5J Scotland 
street ; house Upperihorpe 
Osguthorpe Charles, spring knife manufacturer, 79 Thomas street 
Otley Richard, news agent, and tea, tobacco, &c dealer, 4 South st 
Outram Mrs Ann, 50 Snig hill 
Outram Joseph, vict. Black Swan Inn, 29 Snig hill 
Outram Thomas, vict. Sovereign, 70 Rockiugham street 
Outwin John, tailor, court 52 High street 
Outwin Wm. butcher, 66 South street 



180 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Overend Mrs Ruth, Bolsover hill, Barnsley road 

Overend Wilson, Esq. surgeon, 41 Church street 

Overton George, shopkeeper, 64 Hollis croft 

Overton Mary, tailor, 21 Spring street 

Owen Charles, metalsmith, 27 Suffolk road 

Owen Daniel, saddler and harness maker, 42 High street 

Owen Rev Francis, M.A. incumbent of St Thomas's, Crookes 

Owen George, spring knife manufacturer, 53 Pye bank 

Owen Miss Jane, lodgings, 30 Regent terrace 

Owen John, maltster, Scargill croft ; house Hallcar place 

Owen John, leather dresser, Hill foot 

Owen Joseph, linen draper and mercer, 58 Snig hill 

Owen Joseph, silversmith, Ecclesall New road 

Owen Louisa, milliner, 35 Westbar green 

Owen Mary Ann, straw hat maker, 221 Moorfields 

Owen Richard, shopkeeper, Hillfoot 

Owen Robert, cooper, 32 Silver street head ; house Philadelphia 

Owen Sarah, chemist and druggist, 25, h 46 Broad street 

Owen Thomas, horn presser, &c. 20 Earl street; h 10 Broom close 

Owen Thomas, painter, 6 George street 

Owen Thomas, penknife manfr. and shopkeeper, 27 Pinstone street 

Oxley George, attorney's clerk, Burton head 

Oxley Abraham, shopkeeper and accountant, 62 Meadow street 

Oxley Edward, coal leader and dealer, 46 Weigh lane 

Oxley George and James, shoe, bread, and butcher knife, and steel 

manufacturers, 77 Hollis croft 
Oxley John and Co. gold, silver, and plated cutlery mfrs. 12 Chas. st 
Oxley John, coal leader, Upper Ropery row 
Oxley Thomas, coal leader, 31 Duke street, Park 
Oxspring John, butcher, 38 Bridgehouses ; house 63 Pye bank 
Oxspring Samuel, butcher, 5 Shambles ; house Mosbro' 
Pacey Hannah, vict. Rose Inn, near Owlerton bar 
Pacey Mrs Sabra, 120 Westbar 
Pacey Wm. table knife hafter, 48 Townhead street 
Packard Wm. vict. Brown Cow, 56 Wicker 
Padley Adam, Peruvian steel razor, and pen, pocket, and table knife 

manfr ; dealer in German silver, &c. 33 South street 
Padley James, butcher, J 49 South street 
Padley Samuel, silversmith, 4 Cavendish street 
Padley Thomas, cutlery manufacturer ; house 33 South street 
Padley Thomas, chaser, embosser, and piercer, 38 Carver street 
Padley Wm. bookkeeper, Broomhall cottage 
Padley Wm. Henry, cutlery manfr ; house Ecclesall New road 
Pagdin Sarah, vict. Golden Cup, 19 Paternoster row 
Pagdin Wm. saw manufacturer, London Works, 56 Howard street 
Page James, shopkeeper and nail manufacturer, 27 Broad lane 
Page Joseph, (firm, Grundy and Page ;) house Birmingham 
Page Mrs W. spirit merchant ; house Western bank 
Pailthorp Arthur, warehouseman, 4 Wellington street 
Paine Wm. tailor, 56 Trafalgar street 

Palfreyman Chas. mason & beerhouse, Public gardens, Occupation rd 
Palfreyman Charles, jun. mason, Spitalfields terrace 



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Palfreyman George, shoemaker, 8 Union buildings 

Palfreyman Luke, solicitor, 9 Arundel street 

Palfreyman Thomas, metalsmith, Lower Crabtree 

Palfreyman Thos. hosier and smallwr. & leather apron dlr. 39 Westbar 

Palmer John, spring knife manufacturer, 47 Bailey street 

Palmer Samuel, miller (j.) 42 Walker street 

Palmer Wm. vict. George Hotel and cricket ground, New George st 

Pallett George, joiner and vict. Morpeth Arms, 108 Allen street 

Pape Septimus, timber merchant, 69 Porter street 

Paramore Luke, shopkeeper, 154 Young street 

Paramore Samuel, razor manufacturer ; court 16 Peacroft 

Paramore Wm. razor manufacturer, 9 Pond street 

Parker Ebenezer, merchant & tableknife manufacturer, Little Sheffield 

Parker Francis, agent to Clay Cross Coal Company, Railway Depdt, 
Saville street ; house Masted* 

Parker George B., merchant & manufacturer ; house 6 Broomhall place 

Parker George, saw grinder, Ecclesall New road 

Parker Mrs Hannah, 39 Burgess street 

Parker Henry, joiner's tool, &c. manufacturer ; h 20 Rockingham st 

Parker Henry Perlee, artist, Springfield place, Glossop road 

Parker Hugh, vict. Five Alls, Infirmary road 

Parker James, plater on steel, Pepper alley; house 3 Broom close 

Parker John, Esq., M.P., and steward of Sheffield Court of Requests ; 
house 16 Suffolk street, London 

Parker John, carver fork maker and vict. Feathers, 48 High 9treet, P. 

Parker John, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 59 Stanley street 

Parker Joseph, schoolmaster, Crookes 

Parker and Linley, merchants and table knife, fine cutlery, &c. manu- 
facturers, Canada place, 25 Carver street 

Parker Philip, spring knife manufacturer, 40 Silver street 

Parker Samuel and Son, bone, stag and ox horn, &c. merchants, and 
wharfingers, Parker's wharf, Blast lane ; house Broomgrove House 

Parker Samuel, jun. surgeon, 97 Norfolk street 

Parker and Smith, solicitors, 13 George street 

Parker Thomas James, solicitor ; house Endcliffe crescent 

Parker Thomas, shopkeeper, 95 Duke street 

Parker Wm. gentleman, Nelson place, Glossop road 

Parker Wm. vict. Ball, 46 Furnace hill 

Parker Wm. iron forger, steel roller and slitter, and spade, shovel, 
mill chisel, chain, anvil, vice, hammer, &c. manufacturer, Pond 
Forge and Soho Rolling Mill, Forge lane ; and Attercliffe 

Parker Wm. steel melter, 5 Union buildings 

Parker Wm. and Joseph Gilbert, merchants and manufacturers, Eagle 
place, 76 Eyre street ; house 6 Broomhall place 

Parker Wm. postman to Wortley, court 119 South street 

Parkes David, cooper, &c ; house 2 Charles street 

Parkes, Hanger, & Co, coopers & packing case mfrs. 2 Charles street 

Parkes John, diesinker, 15 Chester street 

Parkes John, iron, steel, wire, &c. dealer, 147 Gibraltar street 

Parkes Joseph, lodgings, Hampden place 

Parkes Septimus, butcher, Eyre lane 

Parkes Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 147 Gibraltar street 

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182 SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. 

Parkes Wm. tailor, 81 Spring street 

Parkin Mrs Ann and Wilson Mrs Mary, 69 Occupation road 

Parkin Brothers, file manufacturers, steel refiners, and cutlery dealers, 

Middlesex Works, 21 Wicker lane 
Parkin Charles, file manufacturer, &c; house 24 Spital hill 
Parkin Edward, joiner, 19 Workhouse lane 

Parkin Edward, file manufacturer, &c ; house 67 Occupation road 
Parkin Geo. silversmith, Broomhill ; and Geo. diesinker, 77 Thos. st 
Parkin George, grocer and flour dealer, 9 Waingate 
Parkin George, carver fork maker, 12 Smith's square, Bailey lane 
Parkin George, potato, &c. dealer, 62 Scotland street 
Parkin George, coachman, Clarkhouse lodge 
Parkin George, fork maker, 13 Oborne street 

Parkin Hugh, writing master, Wesley College ; house Hanover place 
Parkin John, bookkeeper, 88 Wicker 
Parkin John Fenney, engraver, etcher, and copperplate, letterpress, 

and lithographic printer, 33 Orchard street ; house 20 Wilkinson st 
Parkin John, joiner and shopkeeper, Upperthorpe 
Parkin John, wood turner, Norrisfield, and shopr. 218 South street, P. 
Parkin John, scale presser, 89 Hollis croft ; house 223 Duke street, P. 
Parkin John, glass, china, &c. dealer, 30 High street 
Parkin John, file and saw manufacturer ; house Upperthorpe 
Parkin John, file and steel manufacturer ; house Belmonte place 
Parkin John and Wm. file and steel manufacturers, 92 West street 
Parkin and Marshall, merchants and tableknife manfrs. 23 Furnival st 
Parkin Jonathan, tableknife manfr. 77 Thomas st ; h 12 Cavendish st 
Parkin Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house Talbot place, P. 
Parkin Joseph, tailor, 53 Townhead street 
Parkin Joseph, tilter, 104 Bridge street 
Parkin Joseph, rag and bone dealer, 90 Tenter street 
Parkin Lawrence, joiner and wheelwright, Little Sheffield 
Parkin Louisa, straw hat maker, 90 Norfolk street 
Parkin Richard, Britannia metal manufacturer, 40 Campo lane 
Parkin Richard, sexton of St John's, 189 Bernard street, Park 
Parkin Thomas, grocer, flour dealer, and maltster, 10 Westbar 
Parkin Thomas, horn presser, court 89 Hollis croft ; house Pea croft 
Parkin Thomas, Britannia metal ware manufacturer, 15 Sycamore st 
Parkin Thomas, brush maker ; house 33 Fitzwilliam street 
ParkinT nomas, cowkeeper, 7 Kellam street 

Parkin Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house Shrewsbury road 
Parkin Wm. file and steel manufacturer ; house 162 West street 
Parkin Wm. and Hannah, Allen street school ; h 47 Meadow street 
Parkinson Alfred, fish and game dealer, 1 Bow street 
Parkinson James, table & fruit knife mfr. 20 Radford st ; h 16 Gell st 
Parkinson James, shopkeeper, 178 Granville street 
Parkinson Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 126 Duke street, Park 
Parkinson Joseph, poulterer and glass, &c. dealer, 3 Bow street 
Parkinson Thomas, pork butcher, 34 Westbar green 
Parkinson Wm. saw maker (j.) 31 Russell street 
Parnell George, green grocer, 54 Meadow street 
Parneli Paul, vict. Anchor, 223 Solly street 
Paraham George, vict. All Nations, 8 Water lane 



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Parnham Thomas, shopkeeper, 67 Blast lane 

Parr Thomas, tailor, 187 Glossop road 

Parrott Thomas, plumber and glazier, 110 Fitzwilliam street 

Parsons Mr J., Bank view, Crookes moor 

Parsonson John, silversmith, and Ann, dressmaker, 33 Smithfield 

Parsonson Thomas Swift, clerk, 235 Hammond terrace 

Partridge Stephen, awl blade, sack needle, &c. manfr. 92 Hollis croft 

Parvin George, joiner and beerhouse, Wellington Inn, Infirmary road 

Pashley George, shopkeeper, 45 St Philip's road, Portmahon 

Pashley Henry, solicitor, 10 Bank street 

Pashley Mr Henry, Sheaf bank, Leadmill rd ; and Charles, York place 

Pashley James, bookseller and news agent, 39 Snig hill 

Pashley John, huckster and fish dealer, court 23 Anson street 

Pashley Wm. bone button and mould manufacturer, 87 Edward street 

Pass Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 37 Cumberland street 

Pass Edward, butcher, 9 Pinfold street 

Pass John, gardener, court 23 New George street 

Pass Samuel, iron, steel, and metal dealer, 47 ; house 51 Coalpit lane 

Pass Thomas, pork butcher, 1 Pinfold street 

Pass Wm. butcher, 51 Church street, and coal owner, Pitsmoor 

Patrick Francis, wood turner, and packing case maker, Tilt yard, 46 

Pond street ; house 24 Charles street 
Patrick John, packing case maker, court 58 Allen street 
Patrick Mrs Rebecca, lodgings, 2 Egerton street 
Patrick Wm. linen draper and mercer, 9 Castle street 
Pattisel John, shopkeeper, 54 Chester street 
Pattison Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 3 Orange street 
Pattison Thomas, coach spring maker, (j.) 148 Devonshire street 
Paul Edward, upholsterer, 124 Button lane 
Paul Martha, hardware and jewellery dealer, 35 Silver street 
Paul Mary Ann, dressmaker, 133 Effingham street 
Paulson John, portrait painter, Hanover street 
Payne Henry, surgeon, 191 Gibraltar street 

Payne Henry, merchant and edge tool manufacturer ; h Mount view 
Payne Mr Robert, and Robert Nathaniel, merchant ; h Clarkhouse In 
Peace Charles, merchant and manufacturer ; house 3 Gell street 
Peace Charles, file manufacturer ; house George street, Philadelphia 
Peace John and Charles, file manufacturers, 99 Peacroft 
Peace John, file manufacturer ; house Western bank 
Peace John, boot and shoe maker, 2 1 Andrew street 
Peace Joseph, merchant and manufacturer ; house 52 Meadow street 
Peace John Clemishaw, shopman, 23 Suffolk road 
Peace Mrs Rachel, 95 Watery street 
Peace S. and Sons, merchants, and steel, file, saw, scythe, and James 

Cam's edge tool, auger, &c. mfrs. Burnt tree lane, & 9 Forge lane 
Peace Samuel, mert. & manufacturer ; h Daniel hill, Upperthorpe 
Peace Uriah, carrier's agent, 14 Hallcar terrace 
Peace Wm. Kirkby, merchant and manufacturer ; h 88 Hanover st 
Peace Wm. file manufacturer, and Mrs Sarah, 55 Garden street 
Peacock George, horn presser, court 43 Pea croft 
Peacock Joseph, baker and confectioner, 46 Church street 
Peacock Thomas, cutlery dealer, 5 Paradise square 



184 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Peacock Wm. lodgings, 32 Little Pond street 

Pearce George, stationer, &c ; house 55 Wentworth terrace 

Pearce George, printer, Catholic bookseller, &c. 48 Fargate 

Pearce George, boot and shoemaker, 45 Coalpit lane 

Pearce John, cutlery and smallware dealer, and razor, spring knife, 

Britannia metal ware, and spoon manufacturer, 38 Angel street 
Pearce Joseph, sen., printer, bookseller, and stationer, 188 Gibraltar 

street ; house Vicker's grove, Hillfoot 
Pearce Joseph, jun. printer, bookseller, and stationer, 24 High street 
Pearce William, tailor, 46 Carver street 
Pearson Mrs Ann, Wilkinson street 

Pearson Anthony, hackney coach proprietor, 10 Broomhall street 
Pearson Charles, beerhouse, Plumper's Inn, 51 Duke street, Park 
Pearson Edward, bookkeeper, 9 Norfolk street 
Pearson Emanuel, ironfounder, &c ; house Kellam island 
Pearson Francis, warehouseman, Stanton broom 

Pearson Geo. hosier & haberdasher, 50 Market pi ; h 175 South st. P. 
Pearson George, agent to J. T. Tindall & Co. 36J High street 
Pearson George, coal leader, 14 Oborne street 
Pearson John Eyre, traveller, 9 Hanover square 
Pearson John, vict. Stag, 28 Pea croft 

Pearson John, wood turner and sawer, Kellam Wheel ; h Tinsley 
Pearson John, farmer, Hallcar cottage, Occupation road 
Pearson Joseph, vict. Barrel, 86 Pye bank 
Pearson Joseph, shoemaker, 96 Eyre lane 
Pearson Nathaniel, surgeon, 13 Bank street 

Pearson Robert, saw and calico web manufacturer, 39 Meadow street 
Pearson Robert, fishmonger and game dealer, 106 South street 
Pearson Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 1 89 West street 
Pearson Samuel, joiner, 22 Hicks lane, and wood cutter and turner, 

Old Screw Mill, Love street 
Pearson Samuel, vict, Plumbers' Inn, Owlerton bar 
Pearson Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 61 Eldon street 
Pearson Mrs Susan, 59 Broomspring lane 

Pearson Sarah, smock frock maker & flock dealer, 50 North street 
Pearson Sarah, widow, 21 Low street, Park 

Pearson Thomas, gent. 1 Eyre st. and Mrs Mary, 141 Devonshire st 
Pearson Thomas, traveller, Wharncliije road 
Pearson Thomas, secretary to S. & R. Railway Co. 6 Spital hill 
Pearson Thurston, blacksmith, New Haymarket ; h 99 South st. P. 
Pearson Wm. linen draper, &c. 121 West street 
Pearson Wm. fishmonger, 175 Glossop road market 
Pearson Wm. boot and shoe maker, 63 Charles street 
Pearson Wm. bricklayer, &c. 42 Broomhall street 
Pearson Wm. vict. Barrel, 40 Little Pond street 
Pearson Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 25 Broomspring lane 
Pearson Mr Wm. Pool, 9 Hanover square 
Peat James, tailor, 288 Rockingham street 
Peck Thomas, tap keeper, Angel Inn, 15 Angel street 
Peckett Sampson, mason, Little Sheffield, E. 
Peckett Timothy, mason, Ecclesall New road 
Peckett Wm. table knife manufacturer, 15 Carver lane 



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Peech Samuel, veterinary surgeon, Pitsmoor 

Peech Wm. fine scissor manufacturer, 40 Smithfield 

Peel Thomas, pork butcher, 36 West-bar 

Penistone Robert, bookkeeper, 12 Monmouth street 

Penny Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 30 Chapel walk 

Pennington Joseph, surgeon dentist, 39 Campo lane 

Pennington Rev Thomas, (Wesleyan minister,) 197 South street, P. 

Pennington Thomas, muffin baker, 6 Stanley street 

Penthorpe Thomas, shoemaker, Park steps, Old street 

Percival Thomas, coach and omnibus proprietor, 3 Waingate 

Perkin Solomon, stone mason, filter manufacturer, and vict. Yorkshire 

Stingo, 50 Division street 
Perkin Wm. shoemaker, 66 Doncaster street 
Perkinton Joshua, bone cutter, 29 Orchard lane ; house W'est lane 
Perkinton Wm. table knife manufacturer, 29 Orchard lane 
Petty James, butcher, 47 Silver street head 
Petty John, shopkeeper, 58 Garden street 
Petty Wm. table knife hafter, 52 Eldon street 
Pheasey Griffith, bookkeeper, New Thomas street, Bramall lane 
Phenix Joseph, earthenware dealer, 176 Gibraltar street 
Phenix Thomas, shoemaker, 257 Shales moor 
Philadelphia Steel Works Co., shear steel manufacturers, and tilters & 

rollers, Penistone road ; George Wilkinson, agent 
Phillips C., straw hat maker, 62 Burgess street 
Phillips John, basket maker, and turnery and toy dealer, 43 South st 
Phillips Thomas, furrier and hatter, 69 Market place 
Phillips Wm. grocer, 282 Shales moor 
Pickering Hardy, tailor's cutter, Broomhill 
Pickering John, silversmith, 66 Nursery street 
Pickering Joseph, silversmith and shopkeeper, 54 Regent lane 
Pickford and Co., carriers, 10 Sycamore street, and Railway station 
Pickford James, saw grinder, Philadelphia 
Pickford Ralph, bookkeeper, court 136 Rockingham lane 
Pickslay Mr Charles, Endcliffe cottage 
Pidcocke Misses, Spring vale, Steel bank 
Pierson Thomas, solicitor, (firm Wilson, Younge, & Pierson) ; house 

West villa, Western bank 
Pigott George, mark maker & engraver, ct 52 High st ; h Harvest In 
Pike William, tailor, 121 Porter street 
Pilley James, beerhouse keeper, 2 River street 
Pilley John, shoemaker, 25 Paternoster row, and 3 Fruit market 
Pilmore David, hairdresser, 41 Scotland street 
Pilter Rev Robert, (Wesleyan minister,) 32 Eyre street 
Pinder Elizabeth, beerselier, top of Broomspring lane 
Pinder John, saw and calico web mfr. 100 West st; h Broomspring In 
Pinder Mrs Mary, widow, Clarkhouse lane 
Pinder Thomas, beerhouse and shopkeeper, 104 Broad street 
Pinder Wm. tailor, 134 Hammond street 
Pirrie George, grocer and seedsman, 21 Old Haymarket 
Pitchford Jonathan and John, razor manufacturers, 65 Eldon street 
Pitt John, plumber, glazier, and agent to the British Plate Glass Co. 

20 Waingate ; house Eelmonte 

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186 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Pitts Charles, razor and table knife manufacturer, court 7 Chester st 

Pitts John, razor manufacturer, ct 1 Chester st ; h 70 Trafalgar st 

Plant Benjamin, shoemaker, 5 Cheney square 

Plant Samuel, timber sawer, and dealer in laths, hardwood, &c. Crofts 
Saw Mills, Soho Wheel ; house Twelve u'Clock 

Plant Wm. miller, Sheaf Mill, 24 Forge lane ; h 59 Suffolk road 

Plant Wm. shopman, Gloucester street 

Platts Alfred, tailor, 7 2 Morpeth street 

Platts George, gardener, 230 Moorfields, and 256 Shales moor 

Platts George, shoemaker, 144 Duke street, Park 

Platts George, beerhouse, 44 Hermitage street 

Platts Hannah, shopkeeper, 19 Holly street 

Platts Henry, grinder, 18 Clarence street 

Platts Henry, vict. Ball, 13 Campo lane 

Platts Isaac, pen, pocket, and table knife, razor, and scissor manufac- 
turer, and cutlery dealer, 39 Wicker 

Platts John Gregory, (firm Platts and Ward) ; house 72 Edward st 

Platts Joseph, shopkeeper, Broomhill, & Mrs Sarah, Whitehouse lane 

Platts Luke, joiner and cabinet maker, 27 Broomhall street 

Platts Sarah, greengrocer, 1 1 1 Westbar 

Platts Thomas, shopkeeper, 69 Hollis croft 

Platts Thomas, vict. Pack Horse, 4 Westbar 

Platts Thomas, edge tool grinder, Crookes moor 

Platts & Ward, pen, pocket, and table knife mfrs. 72 Edward st 

Plaxton Wm. beerhouse, Napoleon Tavern, Green lane 

Plewes John, watchmaker, 32 King street 

Plimsoll Mrs Rebecca, hosier, furrier, & Berlin wool dlr. 178 West st 

Plisson Gabriel, French teacher, 207 Bath buildings 

Plum Robert, gentleman, Shrewsbury road 

Plumpton Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 75 Milton street 

Pogmoor James, cowkeeper, Broomhill 

Pollard Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, ct 31 Spring street 

Pollard Jeremiah, millwright, 92 Eldon street 

Pollard Wm. joiner, 45 Milton street 

Pollard Mary, dressmaker, 15 Pond hill 

Poncia Peter, cutlery and Birmingham warehouse, 53 Westbar 

Poole James, landscape painter, &c. Shirley cottage 

Poole Hannah, dressmaker, 77 Pye bank 

Popplewell John Reddington, currier & leather cutter, 93 Westbar 

Popplewell Jonathan, applier of leeches, 2 West John street 

Porter John, win**, spirit, and porter merchant, 46 High street ; house 
Spring head, Brunswick street 

Porter John Taylor, surgeon, 1 Surrey street 

Porter Thomas, grocer, (wholesale & retail,) 7 King st ; h Pitsmoor 

Portlock John, gun maker, 7 Fruit maket, 1 1 Newmarket st. & Rothm 

Post Office, Angel street, Miss Ellen Wreaks, postmistress 

Potter Robert, architect, Queen's road, East bank 

Potton Richard, police inspector, 47 Suffolk road 

Potts James and John, edge tool forgers, 25 Occupation road 

Povey Wm. truss aud cork leg maker, 10 Pinfold street 

Powell Elizabeth, greengrocer, 45 Duke street 

Powell George, fork manufacturer, Daisy bank 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 187 

Powell George, beerhouse keeper, 42 Russell street 

Powell John, confectioner, and bird and animal preserver, 22 Fruit 

market ; house Hyde Park corner 
Powell John, pork butcher, 161 Portobello street 
Powell Wm. mark maker, Hyde Park corner 
Poyner Mrs Mary, East view, Pisgah 
Poynton Miss Harriet, Stanton broom 
Poynton Henry, shoemaker, 19 Nursery street 
Pratt Rev Charles, Catholic priest, 6 Norfolk row 
Preston Bridget, schoolmistress, 83 Rockingham street 
Preston Miss Mary, Highfield terrace 
Preston Thomas, tailor and draper, 61 Norfolk street 
Price John, razor and spectacle case, &c manufacturer, 20 Workhouse 

lane, and court 41 Spring street 
Price Mrs Mary, and Richard Hope Price, gentleman, 10 Eyre st 
Price Samuel, corn miller, Broomhall mill, Little Sheffield 
Price Thomas, tailor, 120 South street, Park 
Price Wm. razor case maker, 3 Union buildings 
Priest and Ashmore, spectacle frame manfrs., lane 85 Norfolk street 
Priest Edwin, spectacle frame manufacturer ; house 28 Charles street 
Priest Jane, bookbinder, &c ; house 60 Orchard street 
Priest James, comb maker and shopkeeper, New George street 
Priest Maria, shopkeeper, 32 Radford street 
Priestley Caroline, shopkeeper, 99 Carver street 
Priestley Henry, chemist and druggist, 63 Norfolk street 
Priestley Henry, cowkeeper, court 144 West street 
Priestley John Downend, cowkeeper, Hopyard, Strawberry hall lane 
Priestley Jonathan, paper hanger, 63 Eldon street 
Priestley Mrs Mary, Cherry bank, Clough lane 
Priestley Peter, gardener, 19 Pond street 
Primrose Alfred, furniture broker, 82 Burgess street 
Primrose Daniel, ivory cutter, 10 Burgess street 
Primrose Edward, plumber and glazier, 43 Porter street 
Primrose Wm. plumber, glazier, and lead and glass merchant, 7^ 

W estbar ; house Upperthorpe 
Prince John, grocer and corn and flour dealer, 34 South street 
Prior W. I), writing master, Parker's road, Pisgah 
Pritchard Elizabeth, vict. Bazaar Hotel, 116 South street 
Pritchard Thomas, cutlery founder, 79 Coalpit lane ; h Parrot yard 
Proctor Frederick, tailor, 63 Fitzwilliam street 
Proctor George, butcher, 24 Pinstone street 

Proctor SI. Cheatle, ale and porter brewer, 61 Spring In ; h West bank 
Proctor Wm. warehouseman, Woodside 

Pryor Brothers, (Hy., Ebenzr., & Jph.) scissor mfrs. 171 Granville st 
Pryor Elizabeth, dressmaker, 196 Upper Allen street 
Pryor Hannah, shopkeeper, 150 Duke street, Park 
Pryor Harriet, beerhouse, Broomhili Tavern, Glossop road 
Pryor James, vict. Foresters' Arms, 14 Union buildings 
Pryor Jabez, scissor grinder, 29 St Philip's terrace 
Pryor John, razor and table knife manfr. 36 Clarence st. Portmnhon 
Pryor Samuel, table and pocket knife manfr. ct 30 St Thomas street 
Pryor Wm. plumber and glazier, 8 Bower spring 



188 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Pulfrey Wm. bird, &c preserver, 235 Moorfields 

Pullan Thomas Holmes, hosier and glover, 25 Snig hill ; h 39 North st 
Pullen John, shoemaker, George street, Philadelphia 
Purely Joshua, table cutlery manufacturer, 154 Fitzwilliam street 
Purser Cornelius Hacket, carriers' bookpr., & Mrs My. 204 West st 
Pycock John, clerk, and J. P. teacher of drawing, 10 Sycamore street 
Pye Robert Ralph, bookseller and news agent, 52 West street 
Quibell Mary, shopkeeper, 72 Broad street 
Quibell Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 33 Leadmill road 
Quibell Vincent, quarry owner, Hyde Park ; house St John's walk 
Raby Joseph, furniture broker, 32 Division street market 
Raby Sarah, eating house, 18 Westbar 
Race George, shopkeeper, Oborne street 

Rackstraw Eliz. & Hanh. milliners and straw hat mkrs. 67 Scotland st 
Raddish Wm. shopkeeper and beerseller, 26 Hermitage street 
Radford Elijah, beerhouse, Ecclesall New road 
Radford Eliza, dressmaker, 77 Granville street 
Radford Henry, vict. Bridge Tnn, Hillfcot 
Radford Peter, shopkeeper, Ecclesall New road 

Radford Wm. whitesmith and tool maker, 22 Charles st ; h Harmer In 
Radley Henry, shoemaker, 36 Brown lane 
Radley John, plasterer and colourer, Belfield street 
Radley Samuel, cut nail manufacturer, 36 Doncaster street 
Radley Thomas, joiner, 38 Allen street 

Radley Wm. Valentine, chemist and druggist, 74 Market place 
Ragg Godfrey, spring knife manufacturer, 48 St Thomas street 
Ragg James, vict. Three Tuns, 39 Silver street head 
Ragg John and Wm. scissor and razor manfrs. 4 Johnson street 
Ragg John, scissor and razor manufacturer ; house 5 Victoria street 
Ragg Wm. razor, &c manufacturer ; house 2 Johnson street 
Ragg Wm. old clothes dealer, 30 Pinfold street 

Railway Companies : Sheffield and Rotherham, and Midland, foot of 
Wicker; Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester, 3 Church 
street, and 70 Nursery street ; Manchester, Sheffield and Midland 
Junction, 7 Surrey street ; Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 17 Old Hay- 
market 
Raine John, coalyard clerk, New Haymarket 
Raine Mr Richard, 52 High street, Park 

Raine Thomas, joiner, 23 North Church street ; h 64 Fitzalan street 
Ralph John, butcher, 31 St Philip's terrace 
Ramsay Thomas, silversmith, Dam House, Crook es moor 
Ramsey Richard, bank manager, 5 Church street 
Ramsden Robert, hatter, 24 Castle street, and joiner, 3 Dixon street 
Raraskar Bryce, whitesmith and vice maker, Cornhill 
Ramskar Charles, boot and shoe maker, 130 Barker's pool 
Ramskar John, whitesmith, 9 Grindlegate 
Randall Joseph, horn presser, court 32 Pinstone street 
Ranfield Wm. iron, steel, wire, &c dealer, 1 Shude hill 
Raper Samuel, draper ; house 37 Spitalfield grove 
Raper Thomas, tailor and draper, 90 Fargate 
RatclitTe Edward, butcher, 18 Pinstone street; house Tapton 
Ratcliffe Mrs Fanny, and Geo. traveller, York cottage, Whitehou.se 1» 



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Ratcliffe James, vict. South Sea Hotel, Broomhill 

Ratcliffe Wm. horn presser, ct 89 Hollis croft ; house 20 Whitecroft 

Rauworth Benjamin, butcher, 24 Meadow street 

Raven Wm. watchmaker, 10 Waingate 

Rawlins Ann, dressmaker, 69 Trippet lane 

Rawlins Benjamin, registrar of births and deaths, and collector of 
taxes, 1 1 Carver street 

Rawlins Francis, penknife and razor manufacturer, 55 Pye bank 

Rawlins Mrs Sarah, 5 Bridgehouses 

Rawlinson George, shoe agent, 1 1 Angel street 

Raworth B. and J. patent axletree, coach spring, spring steel, coach 
ironmongery, &c manfrs. and iron and brass founders, 62 Arundel st 

Raworth Benj. Pyrah, patent axletree, &cmfr; h Shrewsbury cotg. P. 

Raworth Joseph, patent axletree, &c mfr; h Knoll House, East bank 

Raworth Margaret, midwife, 88 Arundel lane 

Rawson, Barker, and Co. white and red lead and litharge manufactu- 
rers, Lead mills, and 74 Eyre street 

Rawson Charles, warehouseman, 47 Fitzwilliam street 

Rawson and Cooper, razor manufacturers, court 16 Fargate 

Rawson Francis Rich, chemist and druggist, 59 Howard street 

Rawson Isaac, wheelwright and coach maker, Sands payiours 

Rawson Jacob, pork butcher, 59 Westbar green 

Rawson John, razor manufacturer ; house 74 Wellington street 

Rawson Miss Maria, Glen view, Mushroom 

Rawson and Shearer, coach and railway spring manfrs. 12 Bailey st 

Rawson Thomas and Co. ale & porter brewers, & maltsters, 27 Pond st 

Rawson Thomas, spring maker and beerhouse, 12 Bailey street 

Rawson Wm. penknife manufacturer, 79 Garden street 

Rawstorne Richard, shoemaker, 140 Portobello street 

Ray James, surgeon, 23 Victoria street 

Rayner Charles, tailor, 11 Division street 

Rayner Edwin, clerk, Steel bank 

Rayner and Goodland, milliners, &c. 202 Glossop road 

Rayner John, warehouseman, Rock terrace, Rock street 

Rayner Thomas, solicitor, 2 Carapo lane 

Rayner Thos. schoolmaster, 12 George street ; house Hanover street 

Rayner Wm. managing silversmith, 49 Howard street 

Raynes John, warehouseman, New George street 

Raynor Thomas, high constable, and supt. of police, 18 Norfolk row 

Rayson Matthew, shopkeeper, 1 03 Broad lane 

Ray wood Mrs Ann, green grocer, 17 Broad street 

Raywood John, gas fitter and jobstnith, 88 Eldon street 

Read and Co. gold and silver refiners, The Mills, Attercliffe Bridge 

Read George, grocer and tea dealer, 3 Fargate 

Read Isaac, scissor and tailor's shear manufacturer, and cutlery dealer, 
34 Lambert street 

Read John, gold and silver refiner; h The Mills, Attercliffe bridge 

Readett Wood, solicitor, 80 Fruitmarket ; house Western bank 

Reading Charles, French polisher, 9 Backfields 

Reaney Joseph, horn presser, & buck, stag, &c. cutter, ct 86 West st 

Reauey Joseph, glass & earthenware dlr. 25 King st. & 6 South st. P. 

Reaney Mrs Mary, 51 Broomhall street 



190 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Reaney Thos. spring knife manfr. and beerhouse, 38 Matthew street 
Reaney Wm. edge and joiner's tool manufacturer ; h 50 Bernard st 
Reaney and Wood, edge and joiners' tool, tobacco and machine knife, 

&c manufacturers, 50 Bernard street 
Reckless Henry, baker and confectioner, 8 Castle street 
Reckless Henry William, baker and confectioner, 6 Wicker 
Reckless Wm. baker, New George street 

Redfearn George, combmaker and shopkeeper, 257 Rockingham st 
Redfearn Henry, saw and file manufacturer ; house Crookes moor 
Redfearn Joseph Naylor, solicitor's clerk, 47 Thomas street 
Redfearn Joseph, solicitor's clerk, 45 Occupation road 
Redfearn Samuel, joiner and builder, 58 Nursery street 
Redfearn Thomas, spring knife and metal spoon manufacturer, court 7 

Coalpit lane ; house 37 Wellington street 
Redfern Jasper, hatter, bank buildings, 25 Angel street 
Reece James, cowkeeper, Bowling green street 
Reed Launcelot Geo. and Co. joiners, builders, and timber merchants, 

and sawers, 188 Broomhall street 
Reedal Gabriel, surgeon, 14 Church street 

Register Charles, engraver's steel plate, &c. manfr. 4 Shepherd street 
Register George, scissor manufacturer, 9 Bowling green street 
Renshaw Caleb, mason and bricklayer, 106 Devonshire street 
Renshaw Wm. mason and shopkeeper, 57 Townhead street 
Renton Alexander, draper and tailor ; house 28 Change alley 
Renton John, tailor and draper, 4 Workhouse croft 
Renton and Neill, woollen drapers and tailors, 28 Change alley 
Renton Wm. gentleman, Mid hill, Eastbank, Park 
Renwick Adam, basket and hamper maker, and dealer in coopery, tur- 
nery, furniture, and toys, 62 Fargate 
Renwick Adam, sen. ; house 80 Fruitmarket 
Renwick Elizabeth, toy and basket dealer, 80 Fruitmarket 
Renwick John, spring knife manufacturer, 27 Backfields 
Revell Henry, sugar agent ; house Darfield, near Barnsley 
Revell John, picture dealer, and Mary, milliner, 40 Pinstone street 
Revell Samuel, sugar agent, Cricket inn road 
Revill Charles and Ellen, National school, Hermitage street 
Revill George, police sergeant, 142 Harvest lane 
Revill Henry, butcher, 51 West street 
Revill Isaac, gardener, Radford place 
Revill James, shopkeeper, 2 Bernard street 
Revill John, tailor, 162 Pond street 

Revill John, spring knife mfr. Radford street ; house Radford place 
Revitt Charles, cutlery manufacturer ; house Mount pisgah 
Revitt atad Hull, table, pen, pocket, shoe, and butcher knife, & razor 

and scissor manufacturers, 15 Meadow street 
Revitt Win. razor manufacturer ; house Hampden place 
Reynolds Francis, shoemaker, 41 West John street 
Reynolds Frederick, razor maker, 12 Sims croft 
Reynolds John, spring knife manufacturer, 2 Wheeldon street 
Reynolds Thomas, mason and bricklayer, Surrey lane 
Reynolds Wm. mason and bricklayer, 40 Trafalgar street 
Rhodes Benjamin, shoemaker, 35 Effingham street 



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Rhodes Cawthorne, grocer and flour dealer, 72 Pinstone street 

Rhodes Chas., cooper, 27 Workhouse croft ; h 87 Wentworth terrace 

Rhodes Miss Bailey, ladies' school, Wilkinson street 

Rhodes Miss Eliza, professor of music, Wilkinson street 

Rhodes George, vict. Ball, 50 Lambert street 

Rhodes George, file, wire, &c. dealer, 86 Division street 

Rhodes Mrs Hannah, 30 Colliers' row 

Rhodes Rev Hugh Garside, Independent minister, Fuhvood 

Rhodes Henry, bone haft and scale cutter, 10 Moor st. Little Sheffield 

Rhodes James, cooper, and nickel refiner, 30 Workhouse croft 

Rhodes James, ironmonger, 81 Porter street 

Rhodes Jehoida, silversmith, 230 Bright street 

Rhodes John, rope, twine, and fishing tackle manfr. 215 Moorfields 

Rhodes John, shopkeeper, 120 Lord street 

Rhodes John, painter and gilder, court 84 Allen street 

Rhodes John, coal dealer, court 30 Stafford street 

Rhodes John, silversmith, 64 Division street 

Rhodes Jonathan, coal owner, Stafford st; h CharnocJc Hall, Park 

Rhodes Joseph, ivory, buck, stag horn, &c. cutter, 64 Westbar green 

Rhodes Joseph, tailor, 32 Coldwell lane 

Rhodes Joseph, coal dealer, Stafford st; and farmer, Richmond 

Rhodes Thos. & John, manufacturers of silver plated and British plat© 

goods, 13 Howard street 
Rhodes Thos. silver plated ware, &c. manfr ; house 59 Coalpit lane 
Rhodes Wm. beerhouse, 94 Harvest lane 
Rhodes Wm. policeman, 39 Nursery street 
Rhodes Wm. professor of music, 47 Wentworth terrace 
Richards Benjamin, hatter, 57 Market place, and 27 Snighill 
Richards George, grinder, 3 Broomspring lane 
Richards John, shoemaker and beerhouse, 23 Holly street 
Richardson Ann, shopkeeper, 61 Eyre lane 
Richardson Mrs Aletbea, schoolmistress, 147 Duke street, Park 
Richardson Benjamin, steel melter, 59 Chester street 
Richardson Charles, bookkeeper, Deep Pit, Intake road 
Richardson Francis, file manufacturer and ironmonger, 19 Pinstone st 
Richardson Francis, butter and egg dealer, Beehive lane 
Richardson George, painter, glazier, and paper hanger, 99 Fitzwm. st 
Richardson Henry, traveller, 39 Lord street, Park 
Richardson James, bookkeeper, Hammond terrace 
Richardson John, hatter, 27 Campo lane 
Richardson John, tailor and draper, 7 Pinstone street 
Richardson John, coal agent, 163 Fitzwilliam street 
Richardson John, boat owner, 12 New street, Park 
Richardson Richard Whitlam, schoolmaster, 159 South street, Park 
Richardson Robert, vict. Q in the Corner, 17 Paradise square 
Richardson Samuel, die sinker, 35 Bramall lane 

Richardson Westall, furniture broker and table knife mfr. 4 Coalpit In 
Richardson Wm. hosier & worsted dealer, 1 9 King st ; h 82 South st.P, 
Richardson Wm. tailor, 123 Fitzwilliam street 
Richardson Wm. foreman of fire engines, 19 Flat street 
Richmond Charles, shopkeeper and instrument mfr. 137 South st. P. 
Richmond James, vict. Compass Inn, 38 Orchard street 



192 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Richmond Richard, brush manufacturer, 103 Broomhall street 

Rickaby Wm. shopkeeper, 94 Lord street 

Ricketts Joseph and Co., corn millers, 11 Leadmill road 

Ridal Charles, draper ; house Western hill 

Ridal Charles, drug, tea, and confectionary dealer, 138 Portobello st 

Ridd Charles, currier and leather cutter, 187 Gibraltar street 

Ridge Henry, fluter, foot of Hanover street 

Ridge George, printer and publisher of the Sheffield Mercury, (Satur- 
day,) 5 King street ; house Endcliffe vale 

Ridge and Jackson, booksellers, stationers, printers, binders, dealers 
in law and coml. stamps, & agents to the Phoenix Fire Off. 5 King st 

Ridge Richard, ginger beer maker, 65 Wicker 

Ridge Sarah, upholstress, Dixon street 

Ridge Wm. tailor, 238 Rockingham street 

Ridgway Edward, clerk, and Sarah, dressmaker, 17 Milk street 

Ridgway James, file hardner, 277 Shalesmoor 

Ridway Thomas, old book seller, 6 Fruitmarket ; h 10 Watson walk 

Riding George, tailor and draper, 9 Burgess street 

Riiatt Pren, journeyman printer, 26 Netberthorpe place 

Riley Ann, shopkeeper, 62 High street, Park 

Riley Henry, traveller, 1 Russell street 

Riley John, tobacconist, and importer of cigars, 17 Waingate ; house 
Broom leys, Occupation road 

Riley John H., professor of music, 24 Fargate 

Riley Joseph, bookkeeper, 62 Harvest lane 

Riley Richard, furniture broker, 24 Fargate 

Riley Wm. merchant & manufacturer, 73 Eyre street 

Rimington Mrs Sarah, Broomhead Hall, near Bradfield 

Rimington and Younges, (late bankers,) 37 High street 

Ringrose Jane, shopkeeper, 53 Duke street, Park 

Ripley Robert, patten and clog maker, 73 Snighill 

Rippon Ebard, shoe, clog, and patten maker, Broomhill 

Rippon Mrs Fanny, furrier and feather cleaner, 44 Regent street 

Rippon Francis, jun., carter and cowkeeper, 88 Parkhill lane 

Rippon John, boot and shoe maker, 54 Scotland street 

Rippon Thomas, shoemaker, court 1 Vicar lane 

Rippon Wm. shoemaker, 1 5 Doncuster street 

Rishworth Charles, shopkeeper, 75 Porter street 

Ritchie James, engineer at Gas Works; h 80 Broomspring lane 

Rixham Geo. awl blade and brad awl, &c. manufacturer, 90 Pond st 

Roberts Alexander, beerhouse, Philadelphia 

Roberts Mrs Ann, Local terrace 

Roberts Charles, joiner ; house 140 Lord street 

Roberts Charles, tailor, court 89 South street, Park 

Roberts Eliz. and Sarah, milliners, 28 Fitzwilliam street 

Roberts George, grocer and flour dealer, 30 Pond street 

Roberts George, shopkeeper, 259 Arundel street 

Roberts George, house and sign painter, ill South street 

Roberts Hannah and Mary, dyers, 41 Arundel street 

Roberts Harriet, Cath. & Ellen, ladies' school, 221 Portobello street 

Roberts Henry, shoemaker, 24 Blue Boy street 

Roberts Henry, scissor and shear mfr. and vict. Moon, 13 Silver st 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBT. 193 

Roberts Henry, bookkeeper, Ecclesall New road 

Roberts James, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealer, 24 Broad lane 

Roberts James, horn, &c. merchant and presser ; h Westhank 

Roberts James, boot and shoe maker, 25 Netherthorpe place 

Roberts James, cowkeeper, 6 Ellison street 

Roberts James, shopkeeper, 1 Dee street 

Roberts Miss Jane, 30 Gell street 

Roberts John, mfr. of silver and plated wares, and German silver and 

Argentine plate, Low street, Park ; house Shrewsbury road 
Roberts John, pen knife manufacturer, 270 Beet street 
Roberts John Bennett, accompt. & coir. 9 Bank st.; h Broomgrove rd 
Roberts John, vict. Albion Tavern, Little Sheffield 
Roberts John, mattress maker, New George street ; h Broom close 
Roberts John, shopkeeper and earthenware dealer, 83 Porter street 
Roberts John, scale beam, &c. mfr. 92 Scotland street 
Roberts John, scissor and shear mfr. 44 Burgess street 
Roberts John, steel melter, 48 Harvest lane 
Roberts Joseph, cowkeeper, Russell street 
Roberts Joseph, razor mfr. 20 Earl st ; h 11 Broom close 
Roberts Levi, mason, and cow and beerhouse keeper, 23 Charlotte st 
Roberts & Mettam, ivory, buck, stag, & horn merchants & cutters, & 

horn pressers, and mfrs. of umbrella & whip hooks, &c, and of Jas. 

Roberts' patent handled table knives, 96 Fargate 
Roberts Samuel, Esq. Park Grange 

Roberts Samuel, jun. silver plate mfr ; h Queen's Tower* Park Grange 
Roberts Samuel, silver, &c. ware mfr ; house Stanton broom 
Roberts Sidney, silver plater ; house Dial House, IVadsley 
Roberts and Slater, (late Wm. Briggs,) silver plated, Argentine, and 

British silver ware, and fruit and dessert knife mfrs. Furnival Works, 

38 Furnival street 
Roberts, Smith, and Co. manfrs. of silver and plated wares, 9 Eyre st. 

and 8 Duke street, Adelphi, London 
Roberts Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 49 Stanley street 
Roberts Thomas, comb maker, 39 Lee croft 
Roberts Wm. box and ivory rule maker, ct 14 Steelhouse lane; h 15 

Westbar green 
Roberts Wm. pearl button and knob mfr. 52 Queen street 
Roberts Wm. spring knife mfr., Queen street, Philadelphia 
Roberts and Wing, joiners and builders, 12 South street, Park 
Roberts Wm. farmer, Rustlings, near Hunter's bar 
Robertson and Jobson, stove grate and fender mfrs. Love street 
Robertson Alex, stove grate, &c. mfr; h Gell street terrace 
Robinson Benjamin, tailor and draper, 45 Broad street 
Robinson Edward, shopkeeper, Infirmary road 
Robinson Elizabeth, dressmaker, 47 Orchard street 
Robinson George, cooper, 110 Porter street 
Robinson George, razor maker, Button lane 
Robinson James, boot and shoe maker, 88 Fitzwiliiam street 
Robinson John, Adelaide place, Glossop road 
Robinson Mr John, and Mrs Susanna, Upperthorpe 
Robinson John, coal dealer and shopkeeper, 140 Duke street, Park 



194 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Robinson John James, druggist, 96 Allen street, 128 Scotland street, 

and 29 Netherthorpe place 
Robinson John, excise officer, 87 Fitzwilliam street 
Robinson Jonathan, shoemaker, 18 Workhouse croft 
Robinson Joseph, joiner, 65 Scotland street 

Robinson Robert, rag and scrap dlr. and locksmith, 64 Orchard street 
Robinson Samuel, spring knife mfr. 29 School croft 
Robinson Samuel, joiner, Sheaf bank 

Robinson Rev Thos. chaplain and governor, Shrewsbury Hospital 
Robinson Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 High street 
Robinson Thomas, ivory, stag, bone, and wood haft and scale cutter 

and dealer, 23 Figtree lane 
Robinson Thomas, vict. Fleur de Lis, court 7 Angel street 
Robinson Thomas, coach spring mfr. 58 Andrew street 
Robinson Thomas, whitesmith, 63 Thomas street 
Robinson Wm. scale and spring mkr. Gas office yard, Bow street 
Robinson Wm. shoemaker, 1 46 Rockingham street 
Robinson Wm. hackney coach owner, 16 Change alley 
Robinson Wm. H. schoolmaster, Assembly rooms ; house Attercliffe 
Robinson Wm. rag, scrap, and bone dealer, 29 Bakers' hill 
Robinson W r illiam, tailor, 69, Eyre street 
Robinson William, coal leader, 1 New street, Park 
Robson David, potato and coal dealer, 49 Hawley croft 
Robson John George, merchant's clerk, Springfield place 
Robson and Malkin, potato merchants, Canal wharf 
Roby Samuel, traveller, Sharrow lane 
Rodgers Aaron, German silver brusher and mfr. Suffolk Works ; h 

31 Duke street lane, Park 
Rodgers Mrs Ann, Claremont place 

Rodgers and Armitage, tailors and drapers, 179 South street 
Rodgers Charles, mark maker, 35 St. Thomas street 
Rodgers Chas. Wm. table, pen, pocket, shoe, butcher, and bread knife, 

and steel and patent knife sharpener mfr. 52 Lambert street 
Rodgers Charles, wood turner and cutter, 168 Rockingham street 
Rodgers Eliz. and Emma, dress and straw hat mkrs. 13 New Church st 
Rodgers Emanuel, patten ring and patten mkr. Devonshire lane, and 

vict. Barrel, 64 Pinstone street 
Rodgers Mrs Ellen, gentlewoman, 24 George street 
Rodgers George and Co. razor and pen, pocket, table, and sportsman's 

knife mfrs. 25 Norfolk lane ; house 36 Eyre street 
Rodgers George, spring knife, &c. mfr. 150 Broad lane 
Rodgers George, table knife, &c. mfr ; house 23 Spitalfields 
Rodgers George, beerhouse, Shrewsbury Tavern, 102 South street, P 
Rodgers George, grinder, 19 Suffolk road 
Rodgers George, shoemaker, TO Brown street 
Rodgers George, green grocer, 301 Beet street 
Rodgers Henry, saw maker; house 57 Milton street 
Rodgers Henry, tailor ; house 179 South street 

Rodgers Hy. Abdiel, asst. sec. Mechanics' Institution, 23 Tudor street 
Rodgers Tsaac, baker and confectioner, 106 Broomhall street 
Rodgers James, engraver and copper plate printer, 18 New Church st 
Rodgers James, stone mason, 136 South street, Park 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 195 

Rodgers John, Esq. mercht. and mfr; h HiUsbro? Hall * 
Rodgers John, jun. mercht. and mfr; house Claremont place 
Rodgers John and Sons, tahle and pen knife, and razor and scissor 

manufacturers, 23 Spitalfields 
Rodgers John, table and silver & plated dessert knife, razor, &c. manu- 
facturer, 42 Lee croft 
Rodgers John, engraver, 16 Holly street 

Rodgers John, engraver & copper plate printer, 13 New Church street 
Rodgers John, cap and ferrule maker, 24 Carver lane 
Rodgers Joseph, & Sons, Queen's cutlers, merchants, and mfrs. of pen, 

pocket, and table knives, silver and plated desserts, razors, and 

scissors ; and dealers in silver plate, &c, 6 Norfolk street 
Rodgers Joseph, gentleman, Wilkinson street 
Rodgers Joseph, cutlery mfr. court 60 Wellington street 
Rodgers, Joshua, shoemaker, 71 Porter street 
Rodgers Miss Mary, Highfield terrace 

Rodgers Paul, collector of gas rates, Gas office yard, 1 Bow street 
Rodgers Robert*, vict. and spirit dealer, 100 Fruit market 
Rodgers Samuel, saw back grinder, and beerhouse, 18 ^sew street 
Rodgers, Russell, and Horsfield, saw mfrs., 60 Eyre lane 
Rodgers Samuel, cutlery manufacturer ; house New street 
Rodgers Thomas, eating house, 10 Castle street 
Rodgers Thomas Wm. solicitor, deputy steward of Ecclesall Court of 

Requests, and clerk of indictments for the West Riding, 16 Bank st 
Rodgers Thomas, news agent and bookseller, 11 Fruit market ; h 57 

Howard street 
Rodgers Wm. millwright and engineer, Philadelphia 
Rodgers Wm. spring knife mfr. Cleveland row, Philadelphia 
Rodgers Wm. cutlery manufacturer; house Upperthorpe 
Rodgers Wm, vict. Rutland Arms, 8 Brown street 
Rodgers Wm. etcher and engraver, 79 Wellington street 
Rodley John, postman, and galvanic machine, &c. mfr. Rodley lane 
Rodwell Robert, pen knife mfr. Bernard lane, Park 
Roe George, weigher, Highway yard, 168 Duke street, Park 
Roebuck George, currier & leather cutter, 13 Castle street ; h Meadow 

head. Occupation road 
Roebuck Mr. John, and Mrs. Mary Ann, ladies' school, Pitsmoor 
Roebuck John, saddler, &c. 23 Old Haymarket ; h Mushroom 
Roebuck Jonathan, merchant, and steel, file, and saw manufacturer, 103 

Saville st ; h Meadow head, Occupation road 
Roebuck Mrs Mary, lodgings, 103 Fitzwilliam street 
Roebuck William, whitesmith, and patent axletree, lathe, screw stock, 

press-screw, &c. manfr. 5 Love street 
Rogers Abel, patten and ring mfr. Balm green ; h 44 Trafalgar street 
Rogers Edwin, lodgings, 41 Smith street 
Rogers Henry, vict. Norfolk Arms, 26 Dixon lane 
Rogers George, foreman, Independent Office; h Hemsworth, Norton 
Rogers Robert, music dealer and professor, 4 Norfolk row 
Rogers Samuel, and Mrs My. governor and matron of Sheffield Union 

Workhouse, Kellam street 
Rogerson Thomas, butcher, 35; h 71 Pyebank 
Rollett James, mark maker ; house 32 Leicester street 



196 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Rolley David, letter founder ; h 11 Fitzalan street 

Rolley, Hoyle, and Co. letter founders, printers' joiners, &c, Railway 

street, Bridgehouses 
Rollin Joshua, slater, 96 Lord street 
Rollins Jonas, beerhouse, 271 Shales moor 
Rollinson Charles, bookkeeper, 252 Rockingham street 
Ronksley George, gent. Moor Oaks, Crookes moor 
Ronksley William, beerhouse, Crookes moor 
Rooke Mr John Spooner, Prospect House, Intake road 
Roome George, mark maker, 8 Tudor street ; h ct 4 High street 
Roper James, hosier, 36 King street ; h 32 Wellington street 
Roper John, wood haft turner and presser, 175 South street 
Roper John, brewer, 62 Effingham street 
Roper Robert, chemist, druggist, patent medicine vendor, and propr. of 

the Royal Bath plaster, Golden Head, 19 Broad street 
Roper Robert, surgeon, 85 Westbar 

Roper Wm. butcher, 68 South street ; house Ecclesall New road 
Rose Mr Benjamin, Wellington terrace, Pitsmoor 
Rose James, shoemaker, 147 Broomhall street 
Rose John, joiner and shopkeeper, Ecclesall New road 
Rose John, silver polisher, 3 Paternoster row 
Rose Thomas, butcher, 78 Wicker 
Rose Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 6 Broomhall street 
Rose Wm. wheelwright, 75 Duke street, Park, and vict. Hospital 

Tavern, 69 Park hill lane 
Rose Wm. printer, court 1 Porter street 
Rose Wm., beerhouse, 26 Cross Chapel street 

Rosindale Wm. Chapman, tailor and vict. Shakspeare, 16 Sycamore st 
Ross John Edward, painter, Upperthorpe 
Ross Wm. shopkeeper, 18 Gilbert street 
Rotherham Ann, green grocer, 2 Glossop road market 
Rotherham Matthew, shoemaker, 16 Meadow street 
Rotherham Susanna, school, 48 Clarence street, Portmahon 
Rotherham Wm. tailor, 71 Leadmill road 
Round George, brace and bit maker, 160 Allen street 
Rowbotham Alfred, merchant and manufacturer ; house 19 Gell street 
Rowbotham Daniel, filesmith, Gas Office yard 
Rowbotham Edmund, shoemaker, 145 South street, and coal dealer, 

15 Hereford street 
Rowbotham Edwin, boot and shoe maker, 16 High street 
Rowbotham Henry, hairdresser, 34 Pond street 
Rowbotham John, merchant, h 17; and John, senior, 19 Gell street 
Rowbotham John, grocer and tallow chandler, 94 Tenter street 
Rowbotham Mary, coal dealer, 63 Holly street 
Rowbotham Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 120 South street 
Rowbotham Thomas, attorney's clerk, 35 Fitzwilliam street 
Rowen Thomas, fork maker, Wellington st ; and Henry, Broomhall st 
Rowland Eliza, straw hat maker, 179 Eyre street 
Rowland Wm. ironmonger, and metal, wire, &c. dealer, 9 Meadow st 
Rowley Ann, vict. Old Crown, 15 Duke street, Park 
Rowley James, chimneysweeper, and Eliz. dressmaker, 113 South st 
Rowley Martha, stay maker, 154 Allen street 



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Rowley Samuel, shopkeeper, 251 Arundel street 

Royle Jph. silversmith, and Matilda, straw hat maker, 24 Bower spring 

Rubbins Isaac, vict. Shakspeare, 3 38 Gibraltar street 

Rubbins George, steel melter, 10 Bowling green street 

Rudd and Wainwright, scissor and shear manfrs. 1 63 Eyre street 

Rudd Thomas, scissor and shear manufacturer, house 163 Eyre street 

Rue Mrs Ann, smallware dealer, 15 Division street 

Rushforth Thomas, 5 Occupation road 

Rush ton Mary, coal dealer and shopkeeper, 80 South street, Park 

Rushworth Joshua, comb maker, 46 Rockingham lane 

Russell Mrs Elizabeth, and John, cabinet case mfr. 34 Clarence st 

Russell and Jackson, cabinet and razor case, strop, pattern card, &c. 
manufacturers, 29 Eyre street 

Russell Francis, bone cutter, 111 Broomhall street, and Wells' wheel 

Russell John, metalsmith, 22 Clarence street 

Russell John, watchmaker, 16 Coulston street 

Russell Samuel, Britannia metal and German silver ware manufac- 
turer, 188 West street ; house 25 Regent street 

Russell Robert, tailor, 30 Bank street 

Russell Thomas, saw mfr. (firm Loukes and Russell,) h 23 Wicker In 

Russell Thomas, saw manufacturer (Rodgers & Co.) h 34 Clarence st 

Rutherford John, collector, &c. 253 Arundel street 

Rutherford Mary, shopkeeper, 50 Rockingham street 

Rutter Frederick, cowkeeper, 106 High street, Park 

Rutter John, cowkeeper and coal dealer, Cricket Inn road 

Rutter Robert, shoemaker, 3 Cricket Inn road 

Rutter Mrs Rebecca, 47 Nursery street 

Ryalls Ann, grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield 

Ryalls John, solicitor, 19 North Church street; h 12 Paradise square 

Ryalls John, shoemaker, 40 Thomas street 

Ryalls Thomas, bookkeeper, 148 Broad lane 

Ryalls Thomas, edgetool grinder, 27 Sheaf street 

Ryals Elijah, tableknife cutler, 10 Efoenezer street 

Ryals and Heathcote, spring knife mfrs. Furnival In ; h 41 Hereford st 

Ryals Mary, grocer, Little Sheffield, and spring knife mfr. Fenton ville 

Ryals Wm. boot and shoe maker, 6 Duke lane 

Ryals Wm. spring knife manufacturer, house 41 Hereford street 

Ryan John, wood turner, 50 Rockingham In ; house 16 Burnt tree In 

Ryan Thomas, chair maker, court 5 Stanley street 

Ryder John, gentleman, 67 Gell street 

Sabberton Wm. shoemaker, 8 Bernard street 

Sadler George, pork butcher, 80 Edward street, and 139 West street 

Sadler George, fruiterer, 7 Spring street 

Sadler James, comb maker, 7 Crown alley, Park 

Salisbury John Middleton, chemist and druggist, 134 South street 

Salisbury Mr Thomas, 36 Bramall lane 

Salt Edward, silversmith (journeyman,) 46 Leadmill road 

Salt Simon, spring knife mfr. court 59 Pea croft ; house Morpeth street 

Salvin Thomas, grocer, 260 Shales moor 

Samby Joseph, fruiterer, 234 Moorfields 

Sampson Charles, table & butcher's steel manfr. 23 Workhouse croft 

Sampson Henry, yict. Crown and Anchor, 218 Bright street 

r 2 



198 SHEFFIELD DIRECTOBY. 

Sampson John, scissor manufacturer, and beerhouse, 13 Little Pond st 
Sampson Isaac, scissor chaser and mark maker, Rockingham lane 
Sampson Stephen and Luke, grocers and flour dealers, 182 Gibraltar 

street, and 25 Wicker 
Sampson Wm, grocer, corn factor, and spirit merchant, 22 South st 
Sandbed Tilt Co. (Cadman, Thompson, and Co.) Farfield, Hillfoot ; 

Benjamin Lee, manager 
Sanders Wm. shopkeeper and baker, 68 Carver street 
Sanderson Brothers & Co. merchants, and steel converters & refiners, 
132 West street ; and shear steel, &c. manufacturers, Attercliffe 
Forge, Tilt, and Rolling Mills; Wadsley Bridge PForks, and Bar- 
nail Steel Furnaces 
Sanderson Charles, merchant ; house 233 Glossop road 
Sanderson Charles, whitesmith, print maker, &c. 10 Tudor street 
Sanderson Denison, currier and leather cutter, 12 New Market street 
Sanderson Mr George, 136 Solly street 

Sanderson George, file forger and vict. Half Moon, 64 Allen street 
Sanderson James, merchant & steel manufacturer, h Endcliffe Grange 
Sanderson James, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Upperthorpe 
Sanderson John, merchant, &c; house New Hall, Attercliffe 
Sanderson John, saw manufacturer, 38 Charles street 
Sanderson John Thomas, coal dealer, Queen street, Philadelphia 
Sanderson Jonathan, horse dealer, Lydgate lane, Crookes 
Sanderson Joseph, anvil, vice, hammer, press screw, &c. mfr. 47 Wicker 
Sanderson, Joshua, tanner, Upperthorpe, and Balby 
Sanderson Miss Mary, 31 Wilkinson street 
Sanderson Matthew, warehouseman, 15 Siddall street 
Sanderson Mary, stay maker, 88 Carver street 
Sanderson Samuel, hat manufacturer and furrier, 22 Chapel walk 
Sanderson Samuel, sen., hatter, 10 Hartshead 
Sanderson Thomas, comb maker, 62 Howard street 
Sanderson Mrs. trunk, &c. maker, 27, house court 33 King street 
Sanderson Wm. manufacturer of forks, steels, and bread, butcher, and 

cook knives, 96 Carver street 
Sanderson Wm. beerhouse and shopkeeper, 44 Charles street 
Sanderson Wm. warehouseman, 41 Pyebank 
Sanderson Wm. beerhouse, Rising Sun, 144 West street 
Sandford Rev. George, M.A., vice-principal of Collegiate School; 

house Broom parade 
Sands Edward, engineer and surveyor, 77 Carver street 
Sansom John, merchant and manfr. and silver plater ; h Moor Lodge 
Sansom Thos. & Sons, merchants, Queen's cutlers, and table, pen, and 
pocket knife, and gold, silver, and plated dessert and fruit knife ma- 
nufacturers, 45 Norfolk street 
Sansom Joseph, shopkeeper and schoolmaster, 30 Peacroft 
Sansom Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, 105 Norfolk street 
Sanson Wm. and Co. merchants, cutlers to her Majesty, and table, pen, 
& pocket knife, & gold, silver, and plated dessert and fruit knile, and 
razor manfrs. 105 Norf olk street, and 22 Norfolk lane. {Partners, 
P. R. Dummitt,1MM»Sfcr, and H. P. Badger) 
Saunders Geo. Lemon, music seller, and teacher of singing and danc- 
ing, 32 High street 



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Saunders John George, mark maker, 114 Rockingham street 

Saunders Mrs Sar. (& Eliz. A., music professor) 250 Rockingham st 

Savage George, razor manufacturer, 52 Pond street 

Savage John, grocer and flour dealer, 111 South street, Park 

Saville Chas. brace, bit, skate, and joiners' tool manfr. 93 South st 

Saville Geo. pump maker and vict. Pump Tavern, 73 South street 

Saville Geo. jun. razor manufacturer, 19 Howard street 

Savory James, chemist and druggist ; house FPhiston 

Savory & Merry weather, chemists and druggists, 19 Old Haymarket 

Sawyer Mr John, 18 Gell street 

Sawyer John, wine, spirit, and ale and porter merchant, brewer, and 

stock and share broker, 2 High street 
Sawyer John, silversmith, 37 Walker street 
Sawyer Thomas, collector of taxes, 63 Occupation road 
Sawyer Wm. bookkeeper, 55 Burngreave place 

Saxton Wm. bookseller, binder, stationer, and printer, 5 High street 
Sayles Alfred, rope and twine manufacturer, 151 Gibraltar street 
Sayles Charles, traveller, 231 Portobello street 
Sayles Esther, spring knife manufacturer, 6 Wheeidon street 
Sayles Joseph, painter and grocer, 44 Wicker 
Sayles Lewis Charles, assay master and dentist, 71 Fargate 
Sayles Matthew, farmer, fVheatley Meadows, Occupation road 
Sayles Samuel, rope and twine manfr. and beerhouse, 119 South st 
Saynor Ann, dressmaker, 39 Furnace hill 
Say nor Joseph, shopkeeper, 122 Solly street 
Saynor Samuel and Son, cutlery manufacturers, 13 Edward street 
Saynor Thos. pen machine mfr., and Joshua, hair drsr. 14 Grindlegate 
Saynor Wm. table knife hafter, court 176 Rockingham street 
Scaif Christopher, ostler and tap keeper, 11 Change alley 
Scaif Francis, spring knife manufacturer, 21 Wheeidon lane 
Scaif Joseph, spring knife manufacturer, 12 Trinity street 
Scamadine Wm. vict. Three Stags' Heads, 24 Pinstone street 
Scargill John, vict. King's Arms, 2 Old Haymarket 
Scatchard William, whitesmith, (j.) Rodley lane 
Schofield Benj. and Son, auctioneers, valuers, and agents to Norwich 

Union Fire and Life Offices, Music Hall, Surrey street 
Schofield Benj. auctioneer, and sec. to Savings' Bank; h Broom hill 
Schofield Chas. saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 78 Wellington street 
Schofield Edmund Burrows, auctioneer, valuer, &c; house Broom hill 
Schofield Eliza, dress and stay maker, 139 Arundel street 
Schofield George, potato dealer and beerhouse, New Haymarket 
Schofield Geo. merchant, and edge and joiners' tool, skate, &c. manfr. 

Talbot IVorks, Sheldon row 
Schofield George, table knife maker, 26 Thomas street 
Schofield Isaac, table knife manufacturer, 9 Broomspring lane 
Schofield John Bagshaw, collector, &c. 15 Broomspring lane 
Schofield John, warehouseman, 23 Regent street 
Schofield Mrs Sarah, 33 Spitalfield grove 

Schofield Wm. table knife manfr. Joiner lane ; house 20 Stanley st 
Schofield Wm. diesinker, 56 Rockingham street 
Scholefield Mrs. Lowfield 
Scholes George, vict. Cutlers' Arms, 38 Fargate 



200 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Scholes John, pearl button maker, Backfields 

Scholey Mrs Charlotte, King street, Portmahon 

Scholey Henry, tool broker and blade forger, 90 Allen street 

Scholey Joseph, flour dealer, 118 Matilda street 

Scholey Robert, bone and metal button and mould mfr. 19 Daisy walk 

Scorah Geo. ivory, wood, & brass turner, ct 60 West st ; h 390ccupatn.rd 

Scorah George, shoemaker, 148 South street, Park 

Scorah Wm. boot and shoe maker, 171 Gibraltar street 

Scott Mr Abraham (& Alice, ladies' school,) 223 Portobello street 

Scott Andrew, painter and glazier, court 90 Fitzwilliam street 

Scott Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 34 Duke street, Park 

Scott David, file mfr. 64 Trinity st. and beerhouse, 28 Smithfield 

Scott Geo. cork screw maker, 106 Scotland street 

Scott John, corn and flour dealer, 76 South street 

Scott Frank, architect, 9 Saint Philip's terrace 

Scott John, gardener and seedsman, 210 West street 

Scott Peter, feather merchant, (Alan Scott, agent,) 34 Fargate 

Scott Mrs Sarah, vict. Industry Inn, 34 Broad street 

Scott Thomas, green grocer, 43 Fitzwilliam street 

Scott Timothy, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 23 Church street 

Scott Wm. pen blade grinder, Broomhill 

Scott Wm. tobacconist, 21 Division street 

Scruton Thomas, vict. Sportsman, 33 Bridge street 

Seale Bernard, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 25 Church street 

Seale Joseph, tailor and draper, 241 Shales moor 

Seale Wm. professor of music & dancing (& Mr. John) 306 Shales moor 

Seaman Benjamin, butcher, 65 Broad lane 

Seaman Richard, warehouseman, 42 Joiner lane 

Searle Richard, currier, 173 Gibraltar street 

Searls Thomas, cowkeeper, Upper Crabtree 

Seastron John, gardener, 57 Wellington street 

Seaton John, painter, 78 Carver street 

Seaton Joseph, shoemaker and beerhouse, Elmtree hill, Park 

Seaton Thomas, tailor, Queen street, Portmahon 

Seaton W^n. spring knife manufacturer, 117 Trafalgar street 

Sedgwick Joseph, fruiterer, Castle folds lane 

Sedgwick Thomas, comb plate presser, 70 Charles street 

Selkirk Edward, mark maker and letter cutter, 44J Carver street 

Sellars Jeremiah, coal agent to Earl Fitzwilliam, Railway Coal Dep6t, 

Saville street ; house 45 Sussex street 
Sellars Thos. schoolmaster, South st. Park ; house 66 Duke st. Park 
Sellars Wm. saw, &c. manufacturer; house 37 Townhead street 
Sellers Geo. hat mfr. and news agent, 56 Broad lane, & Rotherham 
Sellers John, fine penknife, surgeon's instrument, razor, steel plate, 

graver, &c. manufacturer, 225 Rockingham street 
Sellers John, comb maker, (j.) 29 Porter street 

Senior Jas. stock and share broker, 4 Commercial buildings, 28 High st 
Senior James, tailor and draper, 41 Wicker 
Senior John, fender mfr. 66 Hollis croft; house Hanover street 
Senior Jonathan, tailor, 49 Saint Philip's road, Portmahon 
Senior Joseph, banker's clerk, 84 Wicker 
Senior Joseph, tailor, 9 Rockingham street 



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Senior Thos. pen and pocket knife mfr. ct. 21 Pinstonest ; h 60Brown st 

Senior Wm. hosier and glover, 9 King street 

Senior William, clerk, 98 Devonshire street 

Settle Thomas, gentleman, 240 Brook hill 

Sewell James, chemist and druggist, 75 Broomhall street 

Sewell John, professor of music, 75 Broomhall street 

Sewell John, boot and shoe maker, 50 Eldon street 

Seymour John, boot and shoe maker, 51 Porter street 

Shales Mrs Hannah, School street lane, Park 

Shallcross George, baker, corn and flour dealer, and army contractor, 

158 Gibraltar st; and corn miller, Royds' mill ; h 53 Burngreave pi 
Shallcross Letitia, shopkeeper, 1 Allen street 

Shallcross Wm. British plate mfr. 64 Trinity st ; h 63 Wentworth ter 
Sharman Abraham and John, drapers and grocers, 1 18 South street 
Sharman Isaac, grocer, tea dealer, and porter merchant, Spring House, 

211 Glossop road ; vaults, Corn exchange 
Sharman John, draper and grocer ; house Highfield 
Sharman Mr Thomas, Lower Crabtree 
Sharp Mary, straw hat maker, 44 Trippet lane 
Sharp Samuel, optician, (j.) 35 Wellington street 
Sharp Thos. joiner and builder, 5 Mulberry street ; h 37 Broad street 
Sharp Wm. joiner ; house 85 Park hill lane 
Sharpe George, engine tenter, Upperthorpe 
Sharpe Mrs Hannah and Matthew Hale Sharpe, Upperthorpe 
Shaw Mrs Ann, Palestine place, Broomhill 
Shaw Ann, shopkeeper, 23 Radford street 
Shaw Benjamin, oil refiner and dealer, 11 Tudor street 
Shaw Charles, accordian dealer and repairer, 13 Division street 
Shaw Caroline, ladies' school, 97 Arundel street 
Shaw Edward, vict. White Horse, 275 Solly street 
Shaw Mrs Elizabeth, 54 Newcastle street 
Shaw Emma, milliner, 214 Gibraltar street and Philadelphia 
Shaw and Fisher, Britannia metal, British plate, and silver mounted 

ware manufacturers, Norfolk place, 43 Suffolk road 
Shaw George, whitemetalsmith, 147 Allen street 
Shaw Mrs Hannah and Sons, magnet manfrs. 68 Burgess street 
Shaw James, Britannia metal, &c. manfr ; house 43 Suffolk road 
Shaw James, shopkeeper, 21 Smithfield 
Shaw John and Wm. ale and porter brewers, Owlerton Brewery, 

Penistone road 
Shaw John, scissor mfr. 13 Spring street ; house 44 Bridge street 
Shaw John, tailor and draper, 5 New Market street 
Shaw John, wire worker, 18 Church street 
Shaw John, vict. Bridge Inn, 2 Pond street 
Shaw John, ginger beer maker and cutler, 154 Duke street, Park 
Shaw John, plasterer, Harmer lane gardens 
Shaw Joseph, shoemaker, 103 South street, Park 
Shaw Joseph, spindle, &c. manfr ; house 94 Bridge street 
Shaw Joseph, razor manufacturer, 8 Copper street 
Shaw Joseph, joiner, 20 Bramall lane 

Shaw Joshua Fras. sharebroker, accountant, & coir. 1 Workhouse croft 
Shaw Joshua, school, George st. Philadelphia ; h 1 Workhouse croft 



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Shaw Joshua, bookkeeper, 3 Pond street 

Shaw Samuel, joiner's tool maker, (j.) 23 Orange street 

Shaw Mrs Susanna, schoolmistress, 114 Rockingham lane 

Shaw Mr Thomas, near Owlerton 

Shaw Thomas, magnet manfr ; house 68 Burgess street 

Shaw W alter, hairdresser, 65 West street 

Shaw Wm. plasterer and vict. Shrewsbury Tavern, 109 South st. Park 

Shaw Wm. tailor, court 65 South street, Park 

Shaw Wm. baker and confectioner, 25 Scotland street 

Shaw Wm. brewer, (j.) 102 Harvest lane 

Shaw Wm. table knife manfr. Broomspring lane 

Shaw Wm. shopkeeper, George street, Philadelphia 

Shaw Wm. bone haft and scale cutter, ct 24 Pinstone st ; h Parkhill In 

Shaw Wm. shopkeeper, 102 Spring street 

Shaw Wm. razor scale presser, 19 Charles street 

Shaw Wm. Rous, music teacher and tuner, 134 Bath street 

Sheard Henry, plasterer and shopkeeper, 49 Orchard street 

Shearer John, sheep shear, weaver's knife, &c. mfr. 162 Eldon street 

Shearer Wm. coach spring maker ; house 12 Newcastle street 

Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway Co. 3 Church 

street, and 70 Nursery st; John Platford, secretary, Manchester 
Sheffield Banking Co. 18 George street; A. F. Hammond, manager 
Sheffield and Rotherham Banking Co. 5 Church st ; Richd. Ramsey, 

manager 
Sheffield and Hallamshire Banking Co. 17 Church street ; William 

Waterfall, manager 
Sheffield and Hallamshire Savings' Bank, 22 Surrey street, (open Mon- 
days and Tuesdays from 12 to 1 ;) Benj. Schofield, actuary 
Sheffield & Retford Banking Co. 37 High st; Ths. Simpson, manager 
Sheffield Union Banking Co. 1 Bank street; Edw. Liddell, manager 
Sheffield Law Library, 10 East parade ; B. Wightman, secretary 
Sheffield Coal Co. (See Hounsfield, Wilson, Dunn, and Jeffcock.) 
Sheffield Canal Co. ; Phineas Beaumont, agent, Canal Warehouse 
Sheffield Club House, 8 Norfolk street ; C. H. Cooper, steward 
Sheffield United Gas Light Co. 19 Shude hill; Edwin Unwin, manag- 
ing director, and S. Walsh, secretary 
Sheffield Water Co. (J. T. Leather, engineer,) 12 Division street 
Sheffield Fire Insurance Co. 15 George st ; Wm. Brownell, agent 
Sheffield, Rotherham, and Chesterfield Fire and Life Insurance Co. 25 

Norfolk street ; Mr. Thomas Bell, actuary and manager 
Sheldon Charles, gentleman, Machon bank 
Sheldon Edward, plumber and glazier, 24 South street 
Sheldon George, moulder, and Ann, dressmaker, 30 North Church st 
Sheldon George, mason and builder, Burngreave cottage 
Sheldon Jas. foreman, and Ann, straw hat maker, 50 Talbot street 
Sheldon John, grocer and flour dealer, 88 Pond street 
Sheldon Joseph, saw manfr; house 127 Fitzwilliam street 
Sheldon Robt. Cantrill, bookkeeper, Oxford street, Upperthorpe 
Sheldon Samuel, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield 

Sheldon Thos. & Son, merts, and saw, busk, calico web, machine knife, 
ledger blade, spiral cutter, fender, spring, &c. mfr. 105 Trafalgar st 
Sheldon Mrs. (in the above firm ;) house 105 Trafalgar street 



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Sheldon Win. hairdresser, 79 Peacroft 

Sheldon Thomas, Temperance coffee house, 22 Steelhouse lane 

Sheldon Wm. metalsmith and shopkeeper, 60 Townhead street 

Shemeld Charles, timber agent, 200 Saville street 

Shemeld John, shopkeeper, 192 Upper Allen street 

Shemeld Wm. shopkeeper, 77 Broad lane 

Shepherd Christiana, furniture broker, 35 Peacroft 

Shepherd Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 41 Leecroft 

Shepherd George, vict. Old White Horse, 22 Copper street 

Shepherd George, shoemaker, 13 Canning street 

Shepherd, Green, & Hatfield, brewers & maltsters, Neepsend Brewery 

Shepherd John, (brewer, &c.) furnishing ironmonger, cabinet maker, 

upholsterer & feather mert. 14 Old Haymarket ; iron mert. 14 Dixon 

lane ; and timber and mahogany mert. 200 Saville st ; house Ashdell, 

Broomhill 
Shepherd John, brazier and tin plate, &c. worker, 28 Norfolk lane 
Shepherd Joseph, brazier, (firm Hewitt & Shepherd ;) h 67 South st. P. 
Shepherd Joseph, bone button manfr. 149 Gibraltar street 
Shepherd Thomas, gentleman, Farm bank, Park 
Shepherd Wm. stone waller and beerhouse, 34 Chester street 
Sherwin James, surgeon dentist, 14 South street 
Sherwood Misses Ann Bell, Elizabeth, and Ellen, Sharrow mount 
Shields James, farmer, Steel bank 

Shiers Martin W. R. watch and clock maker, 29 Pinstone street 
Shiers Mary, clothes cleaner, 62 Coalpit lane 
Shillito John, bookkeeper, 96 Bridge street 
Shillito Richard, grocer, Victoria buildings, 27 Fargate 
Shillito Samuel, convolutor manfr. 40 Holly street 
Shillito Thomas, chemist and druggist, 163 Gibraltar street 
Shimeld George, oat cake baker, 19 Baker's hill 
Shipley John, grocer, and flour dealer, 79 Duke street 
Shipman Edward, fine pen and pocket knife mfr. 29 Radford street 
Shipman Miss Eliza, ct 4 Solly street, and Mr George, Russell street 
Shipman Henry, scissor manfr. court 16 Allen street 
Shipman Mr James, court 4 Solly street 

Shipman Joseph, spring knife mfr. Upperthorpe ; house Gatefield 
Shipman Mary, scissor manfr. 21 Cornhill 
Shipman Mrs Mary, Newtown, Park 

Shipman, Son, and Barber, shoe and butcher knife mfrs. 178Parkhillln 
Shippam James, warehouseman, 237 Rockingham street 
Shippam Sarah and Harriet, dressmakers, 59 North parade 
Shirley Benj. vict. Commercial Inn, 104 Old Haymarket, and farmer, 

Cricket inn road 
Shirley Thomas, farmer, Park farm, Cricket inn 
Shirley Wm. Henry, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 219 Moorfields 
Shirley Wm. beerhouse, 4 Blonk street 

Shirt Elias, saw handle mkr. and vict. Wellington, 21 Coalpit lane 
Shirt John, coal dealer, Little Sheffield 
Shirt John, bookkeeper, 107 Broad lane 

Shirt Joseph, scissor manfr. 13 Spring street; house 7 Hick's lane 
Shirtcliff Chas. & Mttw. table knife mfrs. & ivory cutters, 26 Garden st 
Shirtcliff Elizabeth, spring knife mfr. court 60 Coalpit lane 



204 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Shirtcliff James, table knife cutler, Holmfield, Piper lane 
Shirtcliff Joseph, table knife cutler, 110 Broad lane 
Shirtcliff Wm. spring knife mfr. 14 Queen street, Portmahon 
Shirtcliffe James, shoemaker and shopkeeper, 87 Jessop street 
Shirtcliffe John, pearl haft and scale manufacturer, 19 St Thomas 

street ; house Clarkhouse lane 
Shore George Clarke, cutlery mfr. and merchant ; h Broom parade 
Shore Mrs Mary, gentlewoman, Tapton Grove 
Shore Roger, grocer and flour dealer, 164 Pond street 
Shortland George & Son, table, pen, & pocket knife mfrs. 70 Carver st 
Shortland George, jun. penknife manfr; house 5] Coalpit lane 
Shortried Wm. bookkeeper, Hanover street 
Shutt John Henry, saddler and harness maker, 262 Shales moor 
Shuttieworth and Burgin, dressmakers & milliners, 59 South street 
Shuttleworth Mrs M., William street 

Shuttieworth Sarah Ann, & Tinsdill Miss A. W., school, Highfield ter 
Shuttleworth Thos. Batt, brush mfr. 38 Pinstone st; h Highfield ter 
Shwarar John, German clock maker, 122 Westbar 
Shwarar Lawrence, German clock maker, 14 Watson walk 
Siddall Caroline, straw hat maker, 101 Hammond street 
Siddall Edward, draper, 22 Meadow street 
Siddall George, shopkeeper, 122 Allen street 

Siddall John, egg, fruit, &c. dealer, Green market, and 58 Scotland st 
Siddall John, warehouseman, Crookes moor side 
Siddall Thomas, bookkeeper, 47 Wellington street 
Siddall Wm. hosier and smallware dealer, 272 Shales moor 
Siddall Wm. shopkeeper, 21 Bridgehouses 

Siddel Wm. cap maker, and hat and shoe dealer, 11 King street 
Siddel Wm. jun. hat and cloth cap dealer, 36 Pinstone street 
Sidebotham Joseph, grocer, and flour, ham, cheese, &c. factor, 179 

Glossop road 
Sidney Martha, dressmaker, and Joseph, shoemaker, 23 Bank street 
Sigsworth Charles, dealer in leeches, 49 Queen street 
Sills John, pork butcher, 242 Moorfields 

Simmonett Francis, merchant, 95 Norfolk st ; house 76 Button lane 
Simmonett John, bookkeeper, 76 Button lane 
Simmonite John, beerhouse, 32 New street, Park 
Simmonite John, shopkeeper, 35 Sussex street 

Simmonite Wm. Jph. schoolmaster, 60 St George's square, Broad In 
Simmonite William, tailor, 65 Wellington street 
Simonite Joseph, table knife maker, Rough bank, Park 
Simpson and Birks, whitesmiths, &c. 7 Orchard lane 
Simpson Elizabeth, old clothes dealer, 17 Division street 
Simpson George, shoemaker, 16 Bailey street 
Simpson George, warehouseman, 48 Charles street 
Simpson James Charles, pawnbroker, 172 Gibraltar street; house 

113 Wentworth terrace 
Simpson James, scale presser, 113 Snow hill, Park 
Simpson Mr John, fFiggenivells, Highfield 

Simpson John, table, pen, pocket, and lock knife and razor manufac- 
turer, 99 Edward street 
Simpson John, silversmith, foot of Hanover street 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 205 

Simpson John, spring knife, razor, &c. manufacturer, 99 Edward st ; 
house Somerville terrace 

Simpson John, currier, (j.) 183 South street, Park 

Simpson John, shoemaker, 34 Broad lane 

Simpson Joseph, schoolmaster, Chapel street, Bridgehouses 

Simpson John, grocer, &c. 52 Trippet lane 

Simpson Mrs Mary, 17 Howard street 

Simpson Rohert, currier and leather cutter, 4 Market street 

Simpson Samuel, comh plate presser, Pond hill ; h 43 Duke st lane, P. 

Simpson Samuel, whitesmith ; house 5 Orchard lane 

Simpson Mr Thomas, 80 Duke street, Park 

Simpson Thos. bank manager, and Henry, clerk, 1 Bank street 

Sims Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 137 West street 

Sinclair Frederick, brush maker, (j.) 29 Thomas street 

Singleton Mr John, 21 Chapel street 

Singleton Thomas, chemist and druggist, 35 Bridge street 

Singleton Wm. & Co., timber merts. 9 Tudor st. & Rotherham Sf Leeds. 

Singleton Wm. agent to Staveley Coal Company, 28 Spital hill 

Singleton Wm. joiner's tool maker, Long ley 

Sissons Benjamin, shopkeeper, 92 Edward street 

Sissons Mrs Hannah, 145 Fitzwilliam street 

Sissons Richard, tailor, 46 North street 

Sissons Wm. silver plate mfr. (firm Roberts, Smith, & Co. ;) h 9 Eyre st 

Skelton Mrs Elizabeth, Woodgrove, Hillfoot 

Skelton George, tailor, Duke street, Park 

Skelton Henry, merchant, (firm Kenyon and Co. ;) h Middlewood 

Skelton John, steel melter, 239 Rockingham street 

Skelton John, spring knife manufacturer, Crookes 

Skelton Joseph, vict. Ball, & Samuel, land surveyor, Crookes 

Skelton Samuel, vict. Blue Ball, 67 Broad street 

Skelton Thomas, farmer, Crookes 

Skelton William, beerhouse, 55 Copper street 

Skerritt Thomas, book agent, &c. 31 North parade 

Skidmore Benj. commercial agent, and registrar of births and deaths 
for the Park District, and registrar of marriages, Sub- Post Office, 
10 New Haymarket 

Skidmore Edmd. spring knife mfr. ct 32 Cumberland st ; h32 Duke st 

Skidmore Joseph, brewer's traveller, 65 Arundel street 

Skidmore Sarah, shopkeeper, 172 Broad lane 

Skinner Alfred, shopkeeper, 15 Shude hill 

Skinner Ebenezer, scissor, knife sharpener, and steel pen manufac- 
turer, 69 Stanley street 

Skinner George, painter, 5 Charlotte street 

Skinner Mr John, Somerville terrace, Whitehouse lane 

Skinner John, clock cleaner, &c. 40 Morpeth street 

Skinner Joseph, scissor grinder, 60 Broomhall street 

Skinner Mrs Julia, Gloucester street 

Skinner Samuel, jun. paper hanger, 50 Regent lane 

Skinner Thomas, etcher, 3 Campo lane ; house 70 Holly street 

Skinner William, surgeon, 2 Red hill 

Skinner Wm. and Frederick, grinders, Burton head 

Slack Alice, horn haft and scale presser, 73 Campo lane 



206 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Slack George, chemist and druggist, 32 Church street 

Slack George, vict. Royal Oak, 9 Hollis croft 

Slack Isaac, spring knife mfr. & Miss, gentlewoman, Crookes moor 

Slack Mrs Hannah, 104 Pye bank 

Slack Mrs Mary, boarding house, 10 Milk street 

Slack Mrs Mary, midwife to Dispensary, 28 Townhead street 

Slack Sarah, milliner, 30 Division street market 

Slack, Sellars, and Grayson, saw, ledger blade, spiral cutter, spring 

bed, &c. manufacturers, 37 Townhead street 
Slack Thomas, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 62 Hanover street 
Slack Wm. vict. Royal Oak, 9 Hollis croft 
Slack W. P., table, shoe, and butcher knife mfr. 64 Earl street 
Slagg Alexander, farmer, Stand House, Park 
Slagg William, grocer and tea dealer, 2 Pinstone street 
Slater Abraham, brace and bit forger, 37 Rockingham street 
Slater Mrs Ann, hosier and lace dealer, 43 West street 
Slater George, butcher, 72 Shambles ; house 60 Broad street 
Slater Mrs Hannah and Mrs Maria, Woodside, Pitsmoor 
Slater Joseph, silver plate, &c. manufacturer ; house Clarkson street 
Slater Richard, shoemaker, 60 Pye bank 
Slater Wm. compositor, 1 West John street 
Sleeford Henry, hairdresser, 5 Westbar green 
Sleigh Wm. letter carrier, 110 Broomhall street 
Slingsby Henry, shoemaker, 28 Smith street 
Slinn Ann, straw hat maker, 17 Hereford street 
Slinn James, farmer, Crookes moor side 
Slinn Louisa, shopkeeper, 30 Cornish street 
Slinn Robert, saw file manufacturer, Highfield 
Slinn Sarah, shopkeeper, 211 Moorfields 
Slinn Mr William, Talbot street 
Sloan James, travelling draper, 9 Westfield terrace 
Slowe Charle?, tailor, Broom hill 
Smales John Bartholomew, accountant and collector, and assistant 

secretary to Church of England Instruction Society, 20 Carver st 
Small George, grocer and flour dealer, 72 Campo lane 
Small wood Ellen Eliza, straw hat maker, 14 Gilbert street 
Smeaton John, pork butcher, 1 9 Netherthorpe place 
Smedley George, beerhouse, Bee Hive, Little Sheffield 
Smedley George, cowkeeper, 82 Burgess street 
Smedley Mary, straw hat maker, 59 Wellington street 
Smedley Wm. spade and shovel maker, 24 Pond hill 
Smilter Benjamin, furniture broker, 59 Westbar; h 51 Radford place 
Smilter George, whitesmith and weighing machine manufacturer, 4 

Pond hill ; house 7 Sycamore street 
Smilter John, shopkeeper, 71 Daisy bank 
Smilter John, collector of rents and debts, 11 Milk street 
Smilter Wm. Lionel, deputy bailiff of Hallamshire, and governor of 

the Gaol, 39 Scotland street 
Smith Albert, solicitor, and clerk to the magistrates, 26 Castle street ; 

house Bents green Lodge 
Smith Alfred, librarian to Mechanics' Library, 21 Watson walk 
Smith Alfred, horn button manufacturer, 11 Old street, Park 



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Smith Ann, shopkeeper, 122 Trafalgar street, and Mrs Ann, Hillfoot 

Smith Mrs Ann, ironmonger, whitesmith, gas fitter, &c. 65 Norfolk st 

Smith Ann, furniture broker, 19 Paradise square 

Smith Miss Ann, Lowfield, and Mrs Ann, William street 

Smith Arthur, optician and surgeon's instrument manufacturer, 13 

Norfolk lane ; house 64 Scotland street 
Smith Arthur, iron, steel, &c. dealer; house 51 Westbar 
Smith and Bertram, iron, steel, wire, and metal dealers, 51 Westbar 
Smith Charles, cowkeeper, 21 School croft 

Smith Charles, tinner, 16 Fruit market, and 21 Nag's Head yard 
Smith Charles Edward, accountant and stock and share broker, Harts- 
head ; house Clough bank 
Smith David, gardener, Cherry tree kill 

Smith Ebenezer, stock and share broker, accountant, collector, and 
agent to the Dissenters' and General Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
pany, 1 Bank street; house 103 Barker's pool 
Smith Edward, ironmaster, &c. (firm, Wm. and Edward ;) h Fir vale 
Smith Edward, silversmith, ( j.) 14 Cross Burgess street 
Smith Edward, printer, 39 Fargate ; house William street 
Smith Edwin, sculptor, designer, modeller, and marble chimney piece, 
&c. manfr. Exhibition Room, and Marble and Cement Works, 105 
Devonshire street 
Smith Mrs Ellen, ladies' school, Crookes House 
Smith Eli, clock maker, 20 Allen street 
Smith Elijah, file manufacturer, 8 Corn, hill 
Smith Miss Emma, ladies' school, Convent walk 
Smith Evan, silver plate manfr. (firm, Roberts & Co. ;) h London 
Smith Francis, butcher, 2 South street; house 114 Button lane 
Smith Mrs Frances, Fernley place 

Smith Misses, ladies' school, Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Smith George Glanville, draper, &c ; house 1 Market street 
Smith George, builder and vict. White Hart, 62 Russell street 
Smith George, traveller, Stanton broom 

Smith George, scissor manufacturer and broker, 2 Silver street head 
Smith Geo. Walker, brewer, (firm, Howe, Smith, & Co.;) h Horbury 
Smith George, file manufucturer, 44 White croft 
Smith George Henry, professor of music, 3 St George's terrace 
Smith and Hawksley, razor manufacturers, 114 Rockingham street 
Smith Mrs Hannah, Springhiil cottages, Crookes moor 
Smith Henry Bannister, type founder ; house Western bank 
Smith Henry, basket maker, Castle folds lane 

Smith Henry Joseph, accountant, 52 North st ; h 43 Broomspring In 
Smith Henry and John, merchants, and steel, file, and cutlery manu- 
facturers, 112 Rockingham street 
Smith Henry, coal agent, and steel, &c. manufr. 112 Rockingham 

street ; house Cemetery Lodge 
Smith Henry, ivory cutter, 92 Bridge street ; h 21 Occupation road 
Smith and Hinde, solicitors, 3 Bank street 
Smith James, joiner and builder, 15 Broomhall street 
Smith James, ivory cutter, 92 Bridge street ; h 71 Occupation road 
Smith James, cart owner, 45 High street, Park 
Smith James, coach painter, 4 Furnival street 



208 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY* 

Smith James, fishmonger, 3 South street 

Smith Mrs Jane, Loive?' Crabtree 

Smith Jesse, shoemaker, Woodside 

Smith Job, joiner & cabinet mkr. ct 3 Hartshead ; h 38 Townhead st 

Smith John, razor manfr. 62 Peacroft, and tiiter, Birley Meadow 

Smith John, accountant, and tin, regulus, and nickel merchant, 7 Mul- 
berry street ; house Knoll House, East bank, Park 

Smith John, steel, saw, calico web, & machine knife mfr. 62 Russell st 

Smith John, cabinet maker, Love lane 

Smith John, hosier and umbrella maker, 6 Castle street 

Smith Mr John, Spring vale, Steel bank 

Smith John, shoemaker, 180 Newtown, Park 

Smith John, traveller, 165 Eyre street 

Smith John, vict. Lincoln Castle, 26 Brocco street 

Smith John, razor manufacturer ; house Daisy bank 

Smith John, blacksmith, 29 Snow lane 

Smith John, table knife manager, 79 Arundel street 

Smith John, salt merchant, 19 Wicker lane 

Smith John, grinder and vict. Railway Inn, 44 Nursery street 

Smith John, silversmith. 51, and John, clerk, 55 Broomspring lane 

Smith John, sen. and jun. silversmiths, 20 Weigh lane 

Smith John, coachman, 253 Rockingham street 

Smith John, grinder and vict. Red Lion, 149 Duke street, Park 

Smith John, shopkeeper, 10 New street, Park 

Smith John, joiner and shopkeeper, 20 Broad lane 

Smith John, joiner, 160 Harvest lane 

Smith John, blade forger, Gas orifice yard; house Orange street 

Smith John Jobson, merchant, &c. ; house Mount Pisgah 

Smith John Harmer, surgeon, 265 Glossop road 

Smith John Wm. solicitor ; house Broomfield, Glossop road 

Smith Jonathan, shopkeeper, 72 Carver street 

Smith Mr Jonathan, Broomhill 

Smith Joseph, brewer ; house 15 Eldon street 

Smith Joseph, music professor and dealer, 10 Dixon lane 

Smith Joseph, ivory, bone, and wood turner; tea pot handle, drawer, 
and door knob and tooth and nail brush manfr ; timber merchant 
and packing case maker, Saw mill, Sydney street 

Smith Joseph, timber merchant, 11 Furnival street; house and Saur 
mill, 49 Effingham street 

Smith Joseph, shopkeeper and engineer, 68 Silver street head 

Smith Joseph, butcher, 9 Bridgehouses 

Smith Joseph, table knife manufr. and cutlery founder, 44 Coalpit lane 

Smith Joseph and Son, razor manufacturers, 40 Radford street 

Smith Josephus, silver and plated measure, &c. manfr. 141 South st 

Smith Joshua, traveller, 7 Broomhall place 

Smith Misses Lydia and Lucy, ladies' school, 3 Victoria street 

Smith Misses Mary Roberts, Martha W. and Ann S., ladies' school, 

35 Wilkinson street 
Smith Marcus, land surveyor, Corn Exchange ; house Farm bank 
Smith Mrs Mary Ann, 43 Broomspring lane 
Smith Mrs Mary, schoolmistress, J 1 Talbot street 
Smith Matthew, iron and steel mert. 26 Button lane; h Springfield pi 



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Smith Nancy, hosier, 9 Angel st; and vict. Punch Bowl, 66 Bridge st 

Smith Obadiah, painter, &c ; house 52 Suffolk road 

Smith Paul, gentleman, 55 Clarence street, Portmahon 

Smith Richard, shopkeeper, 1 Mill lane 

Smith and Ridal, linen drapers, silk mercers, &c. 1 Market street 

Smith Robert, tap keeper, Tontine yard, Old Haymarket 

Smith Robert, table knife hafter, and Mrs., dressmaker, 36 Regent st 

Smith Richard Clay, upholsterer and paper hanger, 101 West street 

Smith Samuel, press cutter, 37 Peacroft ; house Allen street 

Smith Samuel, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 87 Garden street 

Smith Samuel Goodby, spring knife manufacturer, 98 Trafalgar street 

Smith Mr Samuel Hill, 253 Glossop road 

Smith Samuel, basket maker, 37 King street, and 7 Watson walk 

Smith Mrs Sarah, lodgings, 143 West street 

Smith Sarah and Elizabeth, drapers and hosiers, 75 West street 

Smith Mrs Sarah, (and Wm. clerk,) 20 Fitzwilliam street 

Smith Stephen, shoemaker and broker, 10 Workhouse lane 

Smith Rev Thomas, M.A. minister of Nether chapel; h Stone Grove 

Smith Thomas, assistant overseer, 43 Broomspring lane 

Smith Thomas, solicitor, 16 Victoria street 

Smith Thomas, jun. solicitor, (firm Parker and Smith ;) house Broom 

leys, Occupation road 
Smith Thomas & Co. (late Younge and Smith,) machine and iron and 

brass roller mfrs, 40 Nursery st ; h Meadow head. Occupation rd 
Smith Thomas, razor maker, 228 Shrewsbury road 
Smith Thomas, pork butcher, 1 1 Castle street 
Smith Thomas, spring knife manufacturer, court 98 Trafalgar street 
Smith Thomas, travelling draper, 10 Westfield terrace 
Smith Thos. grocer & flour dealer, Litl. Sheffield, and 91 Broomhall st 
Smith Thomas, butcher, Little Sheffield 
Smith Thomas, hairdresser and perfumer, 28 Pinstone street 
Smith Thomas, ivory cutter, 7 Wellington street 
Smith Thomas, shoemaker, 56 Arundel lane 
Smith Thomas, bailiff and broker, 46 Smith street 
Smith Thomas Henry, vict. Original John Bull, 6 Division street 
Smith Thomas, mason, 9 Love lane 
Smith Mr Thomas Vernon, Nelson place 
Smith and Wightman, solicitors, 9 East parade 

Smith Wm. & Edward, iron masters, & rollers and slitters, 86 Wicker 
Smith Wm. gardener and seedsman, 278 Shales moor 
Smith Wm. solicitor ; house Endcliffe House 
Smith Wm. barrister, Dam House, Crookes moor 
Smith Wm. jun. solicitor, 60 Queen street ; house Dam House 
Smith Wm. shopkeeper, 235 Upper Allen street 
Smith Wm. clerk, 20 Fitzwilliam street 
Smith Wm. modeller and designer, 137 Eldon street 
Smith Wm. silver blade forger, 42 Orange st ; h 46 Holland street 
Smith Wm. spring knife manufacturer, &c ; house 36 Chester street 
Smith Wm. metalsmith, 33 Regent street 
Smith Wm. razor manufacturer ; house Stanton broom 
Smith Wm. grocer and flour dealer, Little Sheffield 
Smith Wm, butter and egg dealer, 159 South street 

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Smith Wm. tailor and draper, 11 Cheney row 

Smith Wm. silversmith, 66 Wellington street 

Smith Wm. draper's bookeeper, 12 St Philip's road 

Smith Wm. joiner, court 16 Sycamore street; house 19 Brown lane 

Smith Wm. cabinet maker, 13 Union buildings 

Smith Wm. shoemaker, 55 St Philip's road 

Smith Wm. brick maker, Norfolk terrace, Burton head 

Smith Wm. coal leader and dealer, George lane, Little Sheffield 

Smith Wm. silversmith, Ecclesall New road 

Smithies John, shoemaker, 16 Peacroft 

Smithies Mrs Elizabeth, lodgings, Glossop road 

Smithson Mary Ann, scissor manufacturer and shopr. 9 Lambert st 

Smithson George, coal dealer, Crown alley, Park 

Snape Edward, pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 71 Charles street 

Snape Henry, table blade grinder, 30 Brammall lane 

Sneesby George, butcher, 10 Shambles ; house Cricket Inn 

Sneesby Henry, butcher, 24 Dixon lane ; house Cricket Inn 

Sneesby Richard, butcher, 42 Shambles ; house 43 Occupation road 

Snidall Joshua, spring knife cutler and beerhouse, 72 Duke street, P 

Snidall Samuel, watchmaker, 22 Fitzwilliam street 

Snow Joshua, bacon dealer, 12 Bridge street 

Snowden Henry, bookkeeper, 27 Monmouth street 

Snowden Sarah, dressmaker, 34 Meadow street 

Snowdon Robert Mower, draper ; house 208 West street 

Sockhill Thomas, bricklayer, 46 Nursery street 

Sollitt Thomas, mason and bricklayer, 2 Regent terrace 

Solly Richard, ironmaster, 6 Sandon place, and Lea Brook Works, 

Tipton, Staffordshire 
Sorby Ann, dressmaker, 79 Daisy bank 
Sorby Benjamin, bath keeper, Green lane 

Sorby James, solicitor, 11 Market st ; h Gatefield House, Abbeydale rd 
Sorby John and Sons, (partners, Lockwood Brothers,) edge tool, join- 
er's tool, sheep shear, file, saw, spade and shovel mfrs. Spital hill 
Sorby John, gentleman ; house Beechwood, near Kilnhurst 
Sorby John, steel refiner, 17 Cross Smithfield 
Sorby Robert and Sons, merchants, and edge tool, saw, scythe, sickle, 

wool shear, and steel manfrs. 2 Carver street ; house Park Grange 
Sorby Robert, jun. merchant, &c ; house Park Grange 
Sorby Wm. butcher, 86 Broad street 

Sorsby Mrs Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 67 Broomhall street 
South Edward, table knife manfr. 115 Fitzwilliam street 
South John, shopkeeper and vict. Harrow, 76 Broad street 
South Thomas, cowkeeper, 31 Suffolk road 

Southern Francis, table, shoe, and butcher knife mfr ; h 57 Radford pi 
Southern John, collector of highway rates, 45 Leadmill road 
Southern Wm. awl blade manufacturer, 8 Cumberland street 
Soutter Gabriel, hairdresser, 33 West street 
Soutter John, shoemaker, 1 6 Coalpit lane 
Spalton Henry, chemist and druggist, Infirmary road 
Sparrow Joseph, tailor and clothes cleaner, 30 Holly street 
Sparrow Wm. Joshua, tailor and draper, 34 Westbar 
Spavold Rebecca, staymaker, 19 Ebenezer street 



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Speak Josephus, compositor, 6 Clarence street 

Speakman John, merchant's clerk, Gloucester street 

Speakman Joseph, schoolmaster, Ecclesall Union Workhouse 

Spear & Jackson, merchants, and steel, file, saw, edge tool, ledger 

blade, currier's knife, &c manfrs. Saville Works, Saville street ; and 

file manufacturers, 44 Copper street 
Spear John, merchant and manufacturer ; house Malin bridge 
Spencer Edward, spring knife manfr. 51 Allen st ; h 27 St Philip's ter 
Spencer John, cowkeeper, 36 Clarence street 
Spencer James, shopkeeper, 35 High street, Park 
Spencer John, ivory cutter, 75 Brown street 

Spencer John Roberts, merchant and file, &c. manfr ; h 176 Broad In 
Spencer Joseph, green grocer, 133 South street 
Spencer Matthias & Son, merchants, and steel, saw, file, edge tool, and 

cutlery manufacturers, 107 Peacroft 
Spencer Robert, agent to E. Lucas & Son ; house 165 Fitzwilliam st 
Spencer Win. merchant and file, &c manufr; house 145 Brook place 
Spencer Wm. sen. merchant and manufr ; h 79 Wentworth terrace 
Spink Bartholomew, wheelwright and smith, 21 Garden street 
Spink John, pawnbroker, 66 Westbar 
Spink John, vict. Old Ball, 18 Hawley croft 
Spittlehouse Edward, joiner and builder, 104 Rockingham street; 

house 145 Devonshire street 
Spittlehouse John, joiner and builder, 5 Westfield terrace 
Spittlehouse Thomas, shopkeeper, Navigation hill, Blast lane 
Spooner Mrs Hannah, Nelson place, Glossop road 
Spooner Edward, brush manufacturer, 16| ; house, court 1 Fargate 
Spooner George, cowkeeper and cart owner, court 72 Tenter street 
Spooner Hugh, farmer, IValkley ; and John, Crookes 
Spooner James, butcher, Broomhili 

Spooner John, bone haft and scale cutter, court 36 Hollis croft 
Spooner Peter and Wm. gentlemen, Hallamgaie, Crookes 
Spooner Joshua, gentleman, Hallamgate, Crookes 
Spooner Thomas, collector of highway rates and taxes for Nether 

Hallam, 61 Wentworth terrace 
Spooner Wm. shopkeeper, 10 Dun fields 
Spooner Wm. spring knife manufacturer, Furnace hill 
Spoor Amos, filesmith, 32 Mount Zion buildings 
Spotswood Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 20 Bernard street 
Spratt Hy. master of School of Design, Bath saloon ; h 16 Fitzwm. st 
Spurr Benjamin, law stationer, 41 Coalpit lane 
Spurr Charles, tobacco pipe maker, 19 Granville street 
Spurr Mrs Hannah, Heeley bank, Park 
Spurr Henry Rodgers, butcher, Hillfoot 
Spurr Peter, tobacconist, 40 Bailey street 

Squire Miss Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaksr, 15 Howard street 
Stacey Brothers, table knife manufacturers, 17 Orange street 
Stacey Ebenezer, Britannia metal manufacturer, 40 Garden street 
Stacey George, (firm Jackson, Stacey, and Smith ;) house New York 
Stacey Mr John, 163 South street, Park 
Stacey Mr John Vickers, 1 Clarence street 
Stacey John, boot and shoe maker, Gatefield 



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Stacey Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 94 Button lane 
Stacey Mrs Sarah, midwife, 35 Morpeth street 
Stacey Thomas, table knife manufacturer ; house 17 Orange street 
Stacey Wm. and George, furnishing ironmongers, gas fitters, bell- 
hangers and whitesmiths, 88 Fruit market; h Talbot Lodge, Park 
Stacey Wm. bookkeeper, 179 Broomhali street 
Stacey Win., Britannia metal manufr ; house 34 Regent terrace 
Stafford Henry, farmer, and Mrs Elizabeth, Crookes 
Stafford John, warehouseman, Hanover street 
Stagg Charles, penknife manufacturer, court 102 Wellington street 
Stagg George, file maker, 9 Grove row, Hillfoot 
Stagg Wm. Henry and Adolphus, file, &c. manfrs. 91 Edward street 
Stagg Wm. Henry, file, &c. manufacturer ; house York place 
Stainrod John, whitesmith and shopkeeper, 5 Hicks lane 
Staley John, shoemaker, 10 Pond street 
Stancer George, fender manufacturer, 46 Rockingham street 
Standfield, Newbould, and Co. merchants and manfrs. 7 Eyre lane 
Standfield Wm. merchant and manfr ; h Farm bank, Shrewsbury road 
Stanhope Hugh Spencer, barrister, and commissioner of bankruptcies, 

8 Old Haymarket ; house Norton Lees 
Staniforth Alfred, tea & coffee dealer, (wholesale & retail,) 26 Angel st 
Staniforth Benjamin, silversmith, 37 Duke street lane, Park 
Staniforth Benjamin, farrier, 40 Water lane . 
Staniforth Elizabeth, dressmaker, 68 Peacroft 
Staniforth Francis, fork maker, 36 High street, Park 
Staniforth and Hutton, grocers, flour dealers and millers, 123 Broad In 
Staniforth James, slater and builder, 37 Andrew street 
Staniforth James, spring knife manufacturer, 46 Hollis croft 
Staniforth John, solicitor, (firm Wheat and Staniforth,) and clerk to 
Improvement Commissioners, and secretary to proprietors of Col- 
legiate School ; house fVestbourne 
Staniforth John, vict. and hackney coach owner, Black Swan, 1 Lit- 
tle Pond street 
Staniforth John, vict. " Livery Stables," 20 Union lane 
Staniforth Joseph, tailor and draper, 39 Norfolk street 
Staniforth Joseph, farmer, Paddocks, Park 
Staniforth Paul, chimney sweeper, 61 Trippet lane 
Staniforth Rowland, file, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house Western bank 
Staniforth Samuel, farmer, Crabtree farm, Park 
Staniforth Samuel, vict. Queen's Head, 20 Sheaf street 
Staniforth Samuel, table knife manufacturer, 150 Eldon street 
Staniforth Samuel, grocer, &c ; house 123 Broad lane 
Staniforth Sarah, furniture broker, 28 Scotland street 
Staniforth Thomas, bone button, &c. mfr. 63 Suffolk road 
Staniforth Wm. beerhouse keeper, Marcus street 
Staniforth Wm. spring knife manufacturer, 72 Garden street 
Staniforth Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 129 South street 
Staniland Christopher, vict. Greyhound, 185 Gibraltar street 
Staniland John, vict. Woodman Inn, 164 South street 
Stanley Chas. file manfr., ironmonger, and dealer in wire, metals, paper, 

&c. 29 South street 
Stanley My. and Wright Martha, dressmakers, 5 BowliDg green st 



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Stanley Martin, shopkeeper, near the Barracks 

Stannus Rev Bartw. Tealing, (Unitarian min.) 10 St George's ter 

Stanyon Ann and Jane, straw hat and dress makers, 26 Duke street 

Stanyon Richd. hairdresser and toy dealer, 78 South st ; h 26 Duke st 

Starr Abraham, hairdresser and umbrella mkr. 28 Division st. market 

Starr James, currier and leather cutter, 1 Button lane 

Stead George, vict. Grindstone, and George, farmer, Crookes 

Stead Mrs Sarah, Stanton broom 

Stead Wm. butcher, 105 Broad lane 

Stear Mary, straw hat maker, 27 Wicker 

Steel Bartholomew, glass and earthenware dealer, 14 Paradise square 

Steel Ellen, straw hat maker, 190 Granville street 

Steel Erasmus, steel melter, 89 Rockingham street 

Steel George, plane maker, (j.) 140 Eld on street 

Steel Henry, fender manfr ; house 221 Gell street terrace 

Steel Jesse, furniture broker, and manfr. of patent circular double blast 

and common bellows, 21 Westbar; house Attercliffe 
Steel John, cowkeeper, Longley 
Steel John, combmaker ; house Gloucester street 
Steel Joseph, shoemaker, 40 Simscroft 

Steel Mrs Sarah and Misses, milliners, 221 Gell street terrace 
Steel Thomas, razor scale presser, 5 Paradise lane 
Steel Wm. merchant's clerk, 221 Gell street terrace 
Steele Frederick, solicitor's clerk, 3 Hanover square 
Steer Edward, cabinet maker and paper hanger, 48 Trafalgar street 
Steer George, bookkeeper, 26 Gell street 
Steer and Webster, (late Steer Bros.) merchts. and fine scissor, shear, 

and table, pen, and pocket knife manfrs, 7 Castle hill 
Steer Wm. merchant and scissor, &c. mfr ; h Park spring, East bank 
Sfeenton John, vict. and shoemaker, Union, 12 Bridgehouses 
Stenton John, beerhouse, 67 Matthew street 
Stenton Robert SutclifFe, merchant ; house Nelson place 
Stenton Wm. table knife cutler, 22 North Church street 
Stenton Wm. & Son, merts. table and spring knife mfrs. and steel con- 
verters, Canada place, 25 Carver street ; house Nelson place 
Stephenson Ann, circulating library, 124 Allen street 
Stephenson, Blake, and Co. type founders, 209 Upper Allen street 
Stephenson John, type founder ; house 36 Gell street 
Stephenson Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 16 Fargate 
Stevens George Alexander, table knife hafter, 112 Young street 
Stevens John Knowles, mark maker, 47| West st ; h 204 Granville st 
Stevens Mrs Ellen, 33 Suffolk road 
Stevens Joseph, cork screw maker, 80 Trippet lane 
Stevens Wm. silversmith, (j.) 36 Broomhall street 
Stevenson Benjamin, joiner and fireman, 22 George street 
Stevenson Charles, cowkeeper and coal dealer, 4 Stafford street 
Stevenson Christopher, plasterer and colourer, 19 Little Pond street 
Stevenson Mrs Elizabeth, 54 Hallcar terrace 
Stevenson George, cabinet maker, 5 Headford street 
Stevenson James, bone haft and scale cutter, 72 Pond street 
Stevenson John, chaser, court 1 Porter st. and grocer, 25 South st 
Stevenson John, plasterer and colourer, 33 Duke street, Park 



214* SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Stevenson John, shoemaker, 33 Burgess street 

Stevenson John and Joseph, shell and horn comb and Britannia metal 
spoon manufacturers, 4 Furnival lane 

Stevenson Joseph, comb, &c. manfr ; house Highfield 

Stevenson Joseph, file, &c. manfr. 52 Hollis croft 

Stevenson Matthew, slater, 1 Bailey lane 

Stevenson Mary Ann, dressmaker, 39 High street, Park 

Stevenson Thomas, file, &c. manfr ; house 30 Hollis croft 

Stevenson Thomas, bookbinder, 1 Hicks lane ; house Pye bank 

Stevenson Wm. scissor and shear manfr. court 4 Snow lane ; house 74 
St Philip's road 

Stevenson Wm. vict. Mermaid, 35 Orchard street 

Stevenson Wm. auctioneer, 57 Fargate; house 4 Regent terrace 

Stewart George, tailor, court 9 High street 

Stewart John, shopkeeper, 33 Coalpit lane 

Stewart Wm. joiner and vict. Star, 83 Peacroft 

Stimson George, whitesmith, &c ; house 41 Regent street 

Stinson Rev Joseph, (Wesleyan minister,) 38 Rock street 

Stirling Thomas and Co. merts. 116 Rockingham st ; h Western bank 

Stoakes Eliza, provision dealer, 20 Market place, and 22 Norwich st 

Stocks Henry, hairdresser and perfumer, 15 Old Haymarket 

Stocks James, optician, 34 Regent street 

Stocks John, garden and tailor's shear manfr. 57 Orchard street 

Stocks John, policeman, 16 Chapel street 

Stoker John, shopkeeper, 116 South street, Park 

Stoker Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 5 Suffolk road 

Stokes Stephen, tailor, 76 South street, Park 

Stokes Wm. swine butcher and tripe dresser, Shemeld croft 

Stokes Wm. shopkeeper, 42 Shepherd street 

Stones Abraham, file cutter, Hermitage street 

Stones Eliza and Wm. cabinet case, &c. mfrs ; h 6 Meeting house In 

Stones Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 3 Pond hill 

Stones Frederick, merchant and steel, saw, file, edge and joiner's tool, 
sheep shear, &c. mfr. 31 Orchard pi ; h Laurel grove, Glossop road 

Stones Fredk. Job, edgetool manfr; house Somerville terrace, (firm 
Marshall and Stones) 

Stones George, box and trunk maker, 34 King street 

Stones George and John, horn pressers and dealers, 87 Hollis croft 

Stones Hannah, shopkeeper, 14 Willey street 

Stones Mrs Hannah, 3 Grove row, Hillfoot 

Stones James, table knife hafter, 101 Carver street 

Stones John, pen, pocket, scissor, and slot knife mfr, 89 Bowden st 

Stones Joseph, vict. Railway Hotel, 31 Wicker 

Stones Joseph, beerhouse, 41 Charles lane 

Stones (Mrs) Joseph, cabinet and razor case, strop, pattern card, port- 
able desk, &c. mfr. 3 Watson walk; house 6 Meeting house lane 

Stones Samuel, vict. Old Crown, Little Sheffield 

Stones Samuel, copperplate printer, 115 Carver street 

Stones Samuel, hatter, 27 Snighill 

Stones Sarah, shopkeeper, 58 Duke street, Park 

Stones Thos. pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife, &c. mfr., Sheldon st 

Stones Wm. gardener, Brightside lane 



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Stones Wm. blacking, ink, polishing paste, harness composition, &c. 

manfr. court 10 Old Haymarket ; house Bacon Island 
Stones Wm. file cutter, and Lydia, bonnet maker, 8 Cross Chapel st 
Storey George, boot and shoe maker, 54 Duke street, Park 
Storey Henry, shoemaker, 64 Harvest lane 
Storey James, tailor and draper, 117 Westbar 
Storey Robert, tailor, foot of Hanover street 
Storey Thomas, shopkeeper, 10 Maltravers street 
Storey Wm. pawnbroker and clothes dealer, 13 Broad street 
Storey Wm. shoemaker, 44 Walker street 

Stork Edwin, bone cutter and button mould mfr. ct. 55 Townhead st 
Stork John, file maker, 41 Snow lane 
Stork Wm. vict. Red Lion, 15 Smithfield 
Story Henry, wood and brass turner, Sheaf st. wheel, and joiner's tool 

dealer, 70 Snighill 
Story Wm. pork butcher, 20 Meadow street 
Stothard Henry, bricklayer, 68 Chester street 
Stott Benjamin, silversmith, Ratcliffe place, Broomhill 
Stovin Joseph, joiner and builder, 41 North parade 
Stowe Henry Theodore, commercial master, Wesley College 
Strafford Geo. and Raynor Thomas, scissor mfrs. 80 Harvest lane 
Strafford James, plier, &c. manufacturer, Lambert street, and vict. 

Rock Tavern, 20 Dixon lane 
Strafford Mary, shopkeeper, 28 Jessop street 
Stratford Wm. silversmith, 12 Porter terrace, Bramall lane 
Stratford Wm. jun. diesinker, 173 Broomhall street 
Straw Emma, rag and scrap dealer, 87 Westbar 
Stray John, razor scale presser, Cumberland street 
Street John, steel melter, 121 Portobello street 

Stringer Joseph, stove & grate founder, Matthew st; h 263 Shales mr 
Stringer Joseph, shopkeeper & spring knife mfr. 28 Doncaster street 
Strother Ann, and Pashley Elizabeth, milliners, 16 Spitalfields 
Stuart George, jobsmith, 29 Wellington street 
Stuart Mrs Jane, William street 
Stuart and Smith, stove grate, fender, and fire iron manufacturers, iron 

and brass founders, and merchants, Roscoe place 
Stuart Richard, stove grate manufacturer, &c ; house Roscoe place 
Stubbing George, tailor, 31 Joiner street 

Stubbing George, gardener, 43 King st ; h Railway cotg. Harvest In 
Stubbs Joseph, cabinet case maker ; house Fentonville 
Styring Henry, accountant, appraiser, &c. 8 Change alley ; h Manor 
Styring Richard Wm. cabinet maker, &c. 42 Burgess street ; house 

court 103 Fitzwilliam street 
Styring Sarah, furniture broker, 87 Campo lane 

Styring Sar. & Ann, stationers, and paper hanging dlrs. 17 Change alley 
Suckley John, drapery dealer, 7 Hoyle street 
Sullivan Patrick, comb maker, court 146 Rockingham street 
Summers John, tailor and draper, 222 Moorfields 
Sunderland Samuel Wm. painter, 40^ Brown street 
Sutherland Wm. book agent, Baker's yard, Pea croft 
Sutton John, optician, bookseller, and cir. library, 123 South street 
Sutton Joseph, cutlery manufacturer and dealer, 20 Fargate 



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Sutton Rev Thos. D.D., vicar and surrogate, 2 St James' street ; house 

Endclijfe House 
Sutton Mr William, Shrewsbury road 

Swain Wm. cabinet case maker, ct 60 Pinstone st ; h 31 Clarence st 
Swallow Geo. scissor mfr. 38 Wicker, and beerhouse, Norfolk terrace 
Swallow Joseph, plumber, &c ; house 197 St Mary's road 
Swann Archibald, furniture broker and gas fitter, 18 Westbar green 
Swann George, shoemaker and beerhouse, 60 Westbar green 
Swann Thos. butcher, 80 Shambles, and 94 South st ; h Shemeld croft 
Swanwick Miss Mary, schoolmistress ; house 14 Victoria street 
Swift Ann, beerhouse, 61 South street, Park 
Swift Charles, tailor, court 29 Wellington street 
Swift George, butcher, 46 Wicker ; house Grimesthorpe 
Swift James, corn miller, Albion Mill, Shemeld croft ; h 71 Suffolk rd 
Swift John, tobacco manufacturer, 59 Arundel street 
Swift Joseph, draper ; house 33 High street 
Swift Joseph, beerhouse keeper, 184 Young street 
Swift Joseph, shopkeeper, 90 South street, Park 
Swift Martha and Lydia, dressmakers, 42 North street 
Swift Mary, dress and straw hat maker, Little Sheffield 
Swift Nicholas, professor of singing, 46 Fitzwilliam street 
Swift Ralph, vict. Porter Tavern, Sharrow vale 
Swift Samuel, shopkeeper, 38 Bailey lane 

Swift Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 35 Charles st. &34 Scotland st 
Swift William, attorney's clerk, 24 Egerton street 
Swift William, tailor and draper, 97 South street 
Swift William, hosier and glover, 34 Angel street 
Swindell George, whitesmith, & washing machine mkr. 58 Granville st 
Swindell James, commercial traveller, 51 Milton street 
Swindell Robert, coach builder, 66 West street ; h Belfield street 
Swinden Mrs Elizabeth, 32 Rock street 
Swinden George, grocer and flour dealer, Ecclesall New road 
Swinden James, table knife mfr. ct 9 Scotland st ; h Suffolk street 
Swinden Thomas, bookkeeper, Clarkhouse lane 
Swinnerton James, silversmith, & Harriet, dressmaker, 48 Talbot st 
Swinscoe John, jun. wood turner, and buff and glazer manufacturer, 

Screw mill, Love street ; house 35 Burgess street 
Swinscoe John, wood turner, &c. 40 Westbar, & Sheaf street wheel 
Swinscow and Manuel, edge and joiner's tool, shoe and butcher knife, 

auger, plane, &c. manufacturers, 31 Coalpit lane 
Sykes Benjamin, file manager, 36 Furnival street 
Sykes Benjamin, beerhouse keeper, Neepsend 
Sykes Edwin, scissor manufacturer, 33 Wentworth street 
Sykes Francis, traveller, court 50 Fitwilliam street 
Sykes Frederick, bird and animal preserver, 14 Surrey lane 
Sykes George, registrar of births and deaths for Brightside District, 

and relieving officer, 60 Occupation road 
Sykes George, horn haft and scale presser, 3 Harmer lane 
Sykes George, beerhouse, 92 High street, Park 
Sykes Henry Gibbon, bookkeeper, 81 Broomhail street 
Sykes John, merchant, and powder flask, &c. mfr; house 130 Eyre st 
Sykes John, surgeon, 29 Wicker 



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Sykes John, journeyman, Joiner street 

Sykes John, pill agent, and Mary, straw hat maker, 24 Jessop street 

Sykes Mary, beerhouse keeper, 26 Blast lane 

Sykes Mrs Mary, Brooinhall vale 

Sykes and Son, merchants, brass founders, and patentees and manu- 
facturers of fire proof powder flasks, shot belts & pouches, chargers, 
sportsmen's liquor bottles, percussion cap carriers, &c. (marked 
SYKES, and SYKES' PATENT,) 36 Duke street 

Sykes Thomas, painter, 74 Carver street 

Sykes Thomas, blacksmith, 16 Stanley street, and Wicker lane 

Sykes Wm. powder flask and shot belt manfr. 116 Rockingham street 

Sykes Wm. joiner and builder, Belfield place 

Sylvester Ann, straw hat maker, 6 Fitzalan street 

Sylvester Mark, fendersmith, and Harriet, dressmaker, 269 Shales mr 

Sylvester Samuel, applier of leeches, 1 Hoyle street 

Symmons James, tailor, 6 Cavendish street 

Simmons Samue 1 ,, watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Campo lane 

Tadwell Thomas, beerhouse, Druids Tavern, 19 Bailey street 

Talbot Mrs Fanny, shopkeeper, 31 Baker's hill 

Talford Wm. spade and shovel maker, Union wheel ; h 46 Joiner lane 

Tandy Henry, comb maker, 1 Low street, Park 

Tanfield Doyler, tailor, 11 Corn hill 

Tapper James, supervisor, 55 Fitzwilliam street 

Tankard George, razor case and inkstand mfr. 110 Snow hill, Park 

Tankard Mary, (late Benjamin and Son,) paper, leather, & brass ink- 
stand, and case and strop manufacturer, 13 Hartshead 

Tarrand Robert, traveller, 68 Eyre street 

Tarlington Wm. vict. Ball, 17 Scotland street 

Tasker Jas. & Hudson Robt. French polishers, court 22 Coalpit lane 

Tasker Rev. Edward (Independent min.) academy, 31 Westfield ter 

Tasker John, boot and shoe maker, 29 Flat street 

Tasker, John, jun. boot and shoe maker, 29 Eldon street 

Tasker John, relieving officer, & dep. supt. registrar, SharrowVale 

Tate Septimus, mahogany and English timber dealer, and shopkeeper, 
69 Porter street, and 77 Eyre street 

Taylor Mrs Ann, 65 Hanover street 

Taylor Mrs Ann, court 2 Norwich street 

Taylor Arthur, architect, 6 George street ; house West street 

Taylor Benj. mason and builder, 49 Furnival street 

Taylor Benj. Broomhead, architect, 6 George st ; house Barnsley 

Taylor Benjamin, shopkeeper, 23 Bailey street 

Taylor Charles, boot and shoe maker, 134 Allen street 

Taylor Charlotte, shopkeeper, 66 High street, Park 

Taylor Edward, plasterer and colourer, Button lane 

Taylor Edward, traveller, Broom terrace 

Taylor Eliza, straw hat ranker, 42 Orchard street 

Taylor Francis, spring knife manufacturer, St John's walk, Park 

Taylor Fras. furniture broker, 48 Pinstone st ; house St John's walk 

Taylor Frederick Samuel, collector, 10 Regent terrace 

Taylor George, registrar of births and deaths for South District, inspec- 
tor of weights and measures, 1 Old Haymarket ; h 63 Suffolk road 

Taylor George, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 79f West street 



218 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Taylor George, hair dresser and perfumer, 31 Broad lane 

Taylor George, plasterer, 264 Bright street 

Taylor Geo. razor case, strop, and Pekin razor sharpener manufacturer, 
17 Coalpit lane 

Taylor George, steel melter, 1 Arundel lane 

Taylor George, shopkeeper, 26 Bridgehouses 

Taylor George, baker and confectioner, 6 Earl lane 

Taylor George, blacksmith, 1 house 7 Nursery street 

Taylor Harriet, schoolmistress, Ecclesall Union Workhouse 

Taylor Henry, veterinary surgeon, 13 Market st ; house 9 Surrey st 

Taylor Henry, engraver's tool maker & cast steel drawer, 97 Fitzwm. st 

Taylor Henry Holborn, clerk, High hill terrace, Fox street 

Taylor James, dyer and scourer, 80 Bridge street 

Taylor James, wood turner, circular sawer, and manufacturer of brush 
veneers, Chadburn's wheel, Johnson st ; house Spitalfield terrace 

Taylor James, horn, buck, stag, ivory, and fancy wood cutter & dealer, 
101 Fargate, and 3 Burgess street 

Taylor James, boot and shoe maker, 22 Rockingham street 

Taylor Miss Jane, Broomspring lane 

Taylor John, pen, pocket, and sportsman's knife manfr. 15 St Philip's 
road, Brook hill, (corporate mark, Eye Witness) 

Taylor John, auctioneer, sharebroker, valuer, and commission agent, 
2 East parade ; house 4 Broomhall place 

Taylor John, teacher of dancing, 77 Suffolk road 

Taylor, John, saw, &c. manufacturer; house 44 Talbot street, Park 

Taylor John, shopkeeper, 14 Hartshead 

Taylor John, rag and smallware dealer, 44 Westbar 

Taylor John, medical dispensary, 57 Norfolk street 

Taylor John, cowkeeper, 44 New street, Park 

Taylor John Stopford & Son, surgeons, 6 Old Haymkt ; h Killamarsh 

Taylor John Holbert, rag and bone dealer, 26 Westbar green 

Taylor John, vict. Hope and Anchor, 33 Bridgehouses 

Taylor Jonathan Wainwright, clerk & tobacconist, &c. 7^ Pinstone st 

Taylor Joseph and John, saw, busk, machine knife, turnip hoe, &c. ma- 
nufacturers, Burnt tree lane 

Taylor Joseph, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 58 Meadow street 

Taylor Joseph, table knife manfr. Castle mills ; h 114 Snow hill, Park 

Taylor Joseph, horse breaker, 46 West street, and 4 St James' street 

Taylor Joseph, shoemaker, 84 Broomhall street 

Taylor Joseph, comb maker, court 70 Brown street 

Taylor Misses Mary Ann and Jane, ladies' school, Clark street 

Taylor Mrs Margaret, 19 Cupola street 

Taylor Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 18 Little Pond street 

Taylor Mary, upholstress, 37 Pyebank 

Taylor Matthew, shopkeeper and tailor, 26 Fornham street 

Taylor Phoebe, shopkeeper and beer seller, 54 Edward street 

Taylor Paul, silver chaser, 34 Cross Burgess street 

Taylor Mr Richard, 53 Bridge street 

Taylor Richd. Thomas, chemist, druggist, & soda water mfr. 4 High st 

Taylor Robert Stopford, surgeon, 142 Broad lane 

Taylor Robert, joiner and cabinetmaker, 167 Fitzwilliam street 

Taylor Robert, currier, (journeyman,) 35 Leadmill road 



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Taylor Rosanna, vict. Broomhall Tavern, 91 Broomhall street 

Taylor Saml. spindle, &c. manufacturer ; house Gray street, Fox st 

Taylor Samuel, shopkeeper, 48 Button lane 

Taylor Samuel, beerhouse keeper, 56 Pond street 

Taylor Sarah, shopkeeper,w 3 Coalpit lane 

Taylor Sarah, dressmaker, 27 Ebenezer street 

Taylor Thomas, brazier, 53 Silver street 

Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper, 242 Bright street 

Taylor Wm. merchant, &c. (in firm W. Greaves & Sons;) h 8 Fox st 

Taylor Wm. teacher of dancing, 66 Harvest lane 

Taylor Wm. hair seating mfr. Love st ; h Portland pi. Upperthorpe 

Taylor Mr. Wm., Barber nook ; and Mr. Wm., Suffolk road 

Taylor Wm. shoemaker, 124 Watery lane 

Taylor Wm, & Jas. spring knife manufacturers, 37 Stanley street 

Taylor Wm. plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 231 Moorfields 

Taylor W r m. vict. Mowbray Tavern, 53 Sussex street 

Taylor Wm. painter, court 10 Wainsrate; house Shepherd street 

Taylor Wm. merchant, & edgetool, &c. mfr; house 92 Arundel st 

Taylor Wm. shoemaker and shopkeeper, 34 Bramall lane 

Taylor Wm. razor scale presser, 20 Earl st ; house Little Sheffield 

Taylor Wm. spokeshave, &c. manufacturer, 3 Division lane 

Taylor Wm. manager, 157 Portobello street 

Taylor Wm. teacher of the violin, 12 Burgess street 

Taylor Wm. tailor, court 58 Fargate 

Taylor Wm. chimney sweeper, 26 West lane 

Taylor, Yeomans, and Shaw, spindle, flyer, loom spring, steel step,&c. 

manufacturers, 92 Bridge street 
Taylor Zachariah, tailor, 30 Weigh lane, Park 
Teague Rev. John, vicar's curate, 2 Saint James' street 
Teasdale Benjamin, spring knife manufacturer, 19 Burgess street 
Teasdale Wm. boot and shoe maker, 40 Meadow street 
Templeton Seaton, joiner, 53 Tudor street ; and pork butcher, 24 

Xetherthorpe place 
Temporal Wm. cartowner, 25 Chester ]ane 
Tennant Edward and Robt. ale & porter brewers, Exchange Brewery, 

Sheaf bridge ; house 44 Gell street 
Terry Wm. hair seating and curled hair manufacturer, 65 Pond st 
Thacker Mr Ebenezer, Sharrow lane 
Thackray Benjamin, shopkeeper, 105 Granville street 
Thackray Henry, eating house, I A Broad street, Park 
Thackray John, shoemaker, 63 Townhead street 
Thackray John, spring knife manufacturer, 162 Bernard street 
Thackray John, sen. andjun. spring knife manfrs. 29 Park hill lane 
Thackray Jonathan, millwright and engineer, Kellam place 
Thackray Samuel, cowkeeper and cartowner, 16 Duke st. lane, Park 
Thackray Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 23 Anson street 
Theaker Benjamin, joiner (j.) 199 Eyre street 
Theaker James, London Coffee House, 102 Old Haymarket 
Thomas Charles, shopkeeper, 32 Chester street 
Thomas Edward, etcher and gilder, 92 Lord street 
Thomas Geo. spade, shovel, hoe, &c. mfr. Hillfoot, & Upper Slack 
Thomas James, brass turner, 223 Fitzwilliam street 



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Thomas Henry, surgeon, 79 Norfolk street 

Thomas Mrs Jane, Field Head, Heeley road 

Thomas John, comb maker, court 17 Burgess street 

Thomas Mrs Martha, 100 Eyre street 

Thomas Philip, watchmaker and jeweller, 21 Hartshead 

Thomlinson John, saddler and harness maker, 53 Fargate 

Thompson Mrs Ann, 32 Spital hill 

Thompson and Brown, silver platers, 60 Eyre lane 

Thompson Caroline, dressmaker, 68 Duke street 

Thompson Charles, boot and shoe maker, 167 Duke street, Park 

Thompson Corden, M.D., 72 Norfolk street 

Thompson Edward, surgeon, 23 Union street 

Thompson Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 42 Norfolk street 

Thompson Emanuel, vict. Social Tavern, 38 Bailey street 

Thompson Frances, milliner, 14 Regent street 

Thompson Geo. vict. George and Dragon, 86 Westbar 

Thompson Geo. vict. Grapes, 76 Furnace hill 

Thompson Geo. mason, 33 School croft 

Thompson Geo, ironmonger and smith, 7 Bow street 

Thompson Geo. eatinghouse, 18 Wicker 

Thompson Mr Henry, Hanover square 

Thompson Hugh, artist and drawing master, Western bank 

Thompson James, shoemaker, 164 Bernard street 

Thompson James, hackney coach owner, 143 Portobello street 

Thompson James, silver plater ; house Talbot street, Park 

Thompson James, silversmith, (j.) Broom close, Little Sheffield 

Thompson John, joiner and builder, 48 Fitzwilliam street 

Thompson John, carrier's agent, 65 Suffolk road 

Thompson John, filesmith, 32 Saint Philip's road 

Thompson John, spring knife manufacturer, 39 Furnival street 

Thompson John, vict. Three Tuns, 59 Orchard street 

Thompson John, vict. Well-run-Dimple, 112 Barker's pool 

Thompson Joseph, designer, 3 Talbot street 

Thompson Joseph, coal leader, 14 Weigh lane 

Thompson Joseph & Co. grocers & flour dlrs. 98 South st.& 45 Suffolk rd 

Thompson Mr Mark, 70 High street, Park 

Thompson Matthew, shot belt maker, Somerville terrace 

Thompson Robt. drawing master, 159 Portobello st ; house Ranmoor 

Thompson Robert, file manufacturer, 200 Granville street 

Thompson Samuel, engine tenter, 80 Wicker 

Thompson Samuel, confectioner & British wine dealer, 1 High st 

Thompson Septimus, file cutter, court 58 Fargate 

Thompson Thomas and Samuel, shoemakers, Eastbank, Park 

Thompson Wm. gentleman, Daniel hill, Upperthorpe 

Thompson Wm. comb plate presser, 37 Duke street, Park 

Thompson Wm. shopkeeper, 72 Rockingham street 

Thompson Wm. razor manufacturer ; house court 5 Granville street 

Thornhill Chas. awl blade, &c. manufacturer ; house 105 Hanover st 

Thornhill Edward, shoemaker ; house 7 Milk street 

Thornhill Samuel and Son, awl blade and shoe knife manufacturers, & 

grindery dealers, 6 Saint Thomas street 
Thornley Benjamin, beerhouse, 46 Sims croft 



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Thornsby Joseph, brickmaker, Woodgrove, Hillfoot 

Thornton Charles, file cutter, 9 Saint Philip's road 

Thornton George, steel melter, 17 Paternoster row 

Thornton Henry, shoemaker, 22 Green street, Little Sheffield 

Thornton William, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield 

Thorp Ann, widow, 64 Devonshire lane 

Thorp Frederick, grocer and flour dealer, 64 Division street 

Thorp James, beerhouse, 129 Thomas street 

Thorp Thomas, warehouseman, Artizan street, and 79 Leadmill road 

Thorp Wm. tobacconist, 29 Bow street 

Thorpe Edward, shoemaker, 1 Harvest lane 

Thorpe Edward, file manager, Blast lane 

Thorpe James, vict. King's Head, Canning street 

Thorpe James, optician, 21 Westbar green 

Thorpe John, silversmith, 48 Rock street 

Thorpe John, shoemaker, Crookes moor side 

Thorpe Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 26 Bridge street 

Thorpe Thomas, attorney's clerk, 185 South street, Park 

Thorpe Wm. policeman, 1 4 Anson street 

Thorpe Wm. coal leader, 71 Granville street 

Tibbetts Mrs Hannah, and James, mark maker, 23 Westbar 

Tildesley Wm. shoemaker, 53 St Thomas street 

Tillotson Thomas, merchant, 56 Coalpit lane ; house Sharrow lane 

Timm John, maltster and corn merchant, 5 Coalpit lane 

Timm Millicent, dressmaker, Belfield place 

Timm Samuel, salesman, Young street 

Timm Wm. bone haft and scale cutter, 293 Beet street 

Timperley John, furniture broker, 45 Bridge street 

Timperley Mary Ann, straw hat maker, 10 Chapel street 

Timperley Samuel, policeman, 6 Cross Chapel street 

Tindall James Thomas and Co. boot and shoe manufacturers, 36| 

High street, and Northampton; George Pearson, agent 
Tindall Henry, hairdresser, 14 Wicker 
Tindall John, hairdresser, 229 Moorfields 
Tingle Henry, vict. Hen and Chickens, 3 Castle green 
Tingle Lucy, dressmaker, 177 Broomhall street 
Tingle John, shoemaker and dealer in leeches, 40 Carver street 
Tingle Matthias, collector of debts, &c. 77 Broomhall street 
Tingle Samuel, steel refiner, 42 Carr lane 
Tinker Charles, la^t and boot tree maker, 49 Snig hill 
Tinker John, boot & shoe, patten, clog, and last maker, 11 Market st 
Tinker Samuel, gentleman, Broomgrove road 
Tinsdill Miss Ann Wilmot, schoolmistress, Highfield terrace 
Tinsley Coal Co., Tinsley park ; yard Wharf street; Jno. Osborne, agent 
Titterton Henry, blade maker, 75 Charles street 
Titterton Mary, plumber and glazier, 13 Westbar green 
Todd Hannah, dressmaker, 21 Mulberry street 
Todd John, cabinet maker and furniture broker, 40 Wicker 
Todd Joseph, excise officer, 8 St Philip's road, Brook hill 
Tofield James, corn miller, Twelve o'Clock; house Tomcross lane 
Tomlinson Ann, staymaker, 1 80 Fitzwilliam street 
Tomlinson John, joiner and builder, 93 West street, and Westfield ter 

t 2 



222 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Tomlinson Mrs J. boot and shoe dealer, 93 West street 

Tomlinson John, saw manager, 14 Charlotte st. and Mr John, Eyre st 

Tomlinson Phoebe, beerhouse keeper, 35 Water lane 

Tomlinson Wm. vict. Angel Inn, 14 Buttoa lane, head of South street 

Tompkin John, engraver, &c ; house Talbot place, Park 

Toogood John Taylor, shoemaker, 58 Edward street 

Toothill Henry, pen, pocket, and scissor knife manfr. 3/ Carver street 

Toothill John, house, &c. agent, 37i Carver street ; h 50 Bramall In 

Toothill John, whitesmith, 11 Broad lane 

Topham Edward, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 35 Lambert st 

Topham Samuel, butter dealer, 8 Watson walk 

Topham William, huckster, court 13 Pond hill 

Toplis Mrs Martha, 98 Wellington street 

Toplis Wm. vict. Bull's Head, 2 Duke street, South street 

Towers John, hatter, 36 High street 

Towers Mrs Mary, and Misses, ladies' school, Wentworth place 

Townroe Wm. corn and flour dealer, 72 South street 

Townrow Arthur, shoemaker, court 146 Rockingham street 

Townsend Abraham, plumber and glazier, house 195 Glossop road 

Townsend Mrs Ann, Crookes moor side 

Townsend Francis, senior, vict. Ball, 44 Broad lane 

Townsend Fras. junior, table, shoe, & butcher knife mfr. 198 Solly st 

Townsend Henry, brush manufacturer, Balm green 

Townsend James, tobacconist and cutlery dealer, 186 West street 

Townsend John, plumber and glazier, house 103 Hanover street 

Townseud John, stove grate fitter, 15 Chapel street 

Townsend Wm, quarryman, Intake road 

Townsend Wm. bookbinder, stationer, paper ruler, and cabinet and 

razor case and strop maker and gilder, 12 Surrey street 
Townsend Wm., joiner, 10 Broad lane 
Townsley Jonathan, tailor, 13 Meadowstreet 
Toyne David, butcher, 38 Shambles, house Crookes moor 
Toyne Joseph, shopkeeper, Hillfoot 

Toyne Nathan, butcher, 45 Shambles ; house Burngreave road 
Toyne Thomas, butcher, 47 Shambles ; house 63 Arundel street 
Tozer Mrs Mary Ann, ladies' school, 7 Victoria street 
Tract and Book Depository (Church of England \) Tudor place Miss 

Sarah Law, superintendent ; house 32 Gell street 
Travell Joseph Thomas, tailor, draper, and clothes dealer, 40 High st 
Travis Barbara, beerhouse, and Henry, schoolmaster, Bramall lane 
Travis Barnabis, baker and shopkeeper, 168 Fitzwilliam street 
Travis George Wm. joiner, 26 Egerton street 
Travis James, shoemaker, J 7 Norwich street 
Travis James, bookkeeper, 69 Chester street 
Travis Jane, dressmaker, 37 Broomhall street 
Travis John, bookkeeper, 34 Fitzwilliam street 
Travis .los?ph, file grinder, 9 Fitzwilliam street 
Travis Mary, lodgings, 139 Rockingham street 
Travis Mrs Sarah, Portmahon 

Travis Miss Sarah Kenyon, vict. Royal Hotel, 24 Old Haymarket 
Travis Thomas, clock and watch maker, 255 Shales moor 
Travis Win. lime burner, 57 Sussex street 



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Travis Wm, pork butcher, Little Sheffield 

Travis Wm. collector of poor rates, 47 South st ; h Ecclesall new road 

Trayner John, shoemaker, 47 Lee croft 

Trickett Ann, shopkeeper, and Mr Wm., Twelve o'Clock 

Trickett and Edwards, ladies' school, St Philip's road, Portmahon 

Trickett Edward, scissor manufacturer, 112 Harvest lane 

Trickett George, vict. Cherry Tree, 170 Gibraltar street 

Trickett James, shopkeeper, 21 Charlotte street 

Trickett James, file manufacturer, 92 Backfields ; house Hanover pi 

Trickett John, scissor manufacturer, 30 Russell street 

Trickett Joseph, coal bookkeeper, 169 South street, Park 

Trickett Thomas, brass founder, &c, house 16 Orange street 

Trippet John, green grocer and fishmonger, 12 Pond street 

Troth Wm. & Joseph, butchers, 216 Moorfields and Bowling green st 

Trout Alfred, horn dealer and cutter, 76 Hollis croft 

Trown John, umbrella and parasol pearl hook mfr, 45 West street 

Trown John, dancing master, Assembly rooms ; h 55 Carver street 

Truelove Isaac, bricklayer and beerhouse, 46 South street, Park 

Truelove Jph. scale and spring maker, Stafford st; h ct 3 Norwich st 

Truelove Wm. Chas. joiner & cabinet maker, ct 1 New Church st ; h 

16 Duke street 
Trueman Jesse, hosier, (hawker,) Jericho, Brownell street 
Trueman Wm. tobacco pipe maker, 8 Lambert street 
Truswell Richard, & Co. brewers and maltsters, 39 Eyre street, and 21 

Norfolk lane ; house East bank, Park 
Tubby Ann, fruiterer, 1 9 Norfolk row 
Tucker George, iron, steel, wire, and general metal merchant, 7 York 

st ; h Clarkhouse lane 
Tudsbury John, silversmith, (j.) 72 Division street 
Tummou Benjamin, coach painter, 153 Devonshire street 
Tummon George, wood turner, mahogany, hardwood, veneer, and deal 
sawyer, door and drawer knob mfr, and dir. in fancy woods, Nurris- 
field Saw Mills, Soho wheel, Bower street 
Tummon John, shop and beerhouse keeper, 172 South street, Park 
Tummon Robert, joiner aud builder, 143 South street, Park 
Tunks William, shopkeeper and baker, 15 Holly street 
Turkwin James, tailor and beer seller, 83 Duke street 
Turnell Isaac, joiner, undertaker, and furniture broker, 85 Fargate 
Turn ell Joseph, relieving officer and vestry clerk for Sheffield North 

District ; h St Philip's road, Portmahon 
Turner Alfred, butcher, 58 Silver street head 
Turner Ann, dressmaker, 53 North parade 
Turner Mrs Ann, 69 Watery street 
Turner Miss Ann, 45 Howard street 

Turner Anthony Wright, vict. Red Lion, & Concert room, 18 Holly st 
Turner Misses Barbara and Harriet, Westbank place 
Turner Benjamin, foreman, 8 Egerton street 
Tomer Charles, pork butcher, 11 Flat street 
Turner Charlotte, fruiterer, 72 Snighill 
Turner David, grocer ; house 27 Broad street 
Turner, Davies, & Co. saw and plated busk mfrs. 27 Norfolk lane 
Turner Francis, manager, William street 



224 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Turner Francis, coach owner and beerhouse, 122 West street 

Turner George, shopkeeper, 60 Charles street 

Turner George, bank clerk, 3 Church street 

Turner George, silversmith, (j.) 48 Furnival street 

Turner Harriet & Wm. fire iron mfrs, 120 Allen street 

Turner Miss Harriet, ladies' school, Sharrow head 

Turner Henry, dealer in tin ware, files, nails, &c. 169 South street 

Turner James, saw handle maker, 10 Fornham street 

Turner Jas. fruit, tea, & tobacco dlr. 18 Fruit market ; h 155 South st. P 

Turner James, wire worker, 13 Church street 

Turner James, vict. Wheat Sheaf, 11 Bridge street 

Turner Mr James, Duke street, Park 

Turner Mrs Jane, Sharrow lane cottage 

Turner Jarvis, vict. Bridge Tavern, 3 Bridge street 

Turner Jethro, clerk, Gloucester st. & Mr Jethro, 134 South st. Park 

Turner John, edge tool manfr. 121 Saville street 

Turner John, saw manufacturer; h Ecclesall New road 

Turner John, butcher, 62 Silver street head 

Turner John, coach and house painter, 33 Carver st; h 152 Fitzwm. st 

Turner J ohn, painter, 34 Silver street 

Turner John, printer, (j.) Steel bank, Crookes moor 

Turner Jonathan, saw maker, Burton head 

Turner Joseph, joiner, Spring terrace, Glossop road, and Milton lane 

Turner Martha, vict. spirit dealer and brewer, Shades, 20 Watson walk 

Turner Mrs Mary, (in firm Thomas Turner & Co.) ; h East bank 

Turner Moses, foreman, Burton head 

Turner Robt. nursery & seedsman, & vict. Public Gardens, Ecclesall rd 

Turner Samuel Wm. solicitor, 20 Bank street 

Turner Sarah, & Barker Eliz. milliners, &c. 79 West street 

Turner Sarah, shopkeeper, 56 Chester street 

Turner Septimus Edward, veterinary surgeon, 2 Bakers' hill 

Turner Thomas, & Co. merchants, steel refiners, and saw, file, & table 

and spring knife mfrs. Suffolk Works 
Turner Thomas, baker and confectioner, 127 West street 
Turner Thomas, plane and joiner's tool manfr. 35 Queen street 
Turner Thomas, corn miller and sawyer, Park Saw Mills, Blast lane 
Turner Thomas, table blade grinder, 18 St. Philip's road 
Turner Thos. beerhouse, 57 Trippet lane ; and Mr. Thomas, Wicker 
Turner Thomas, tinner and umbrella maker, 55 Westbar green 
Turner Thomas, razorsmith and straw hat manufacturer, 33 Westbar 
Turner William, joiner and builder, 261 Rockingham street 
Turner Wm. cattle dealer, 2 Norfolk row, and butcher, 77 Shambles 
Turner William, shoemaker, 39 Bridge street 
Turner Wm. Henry, fire iron and standard mfr. Old Screw mill, Love 

street ; house 188 Allen street 
Turner William, silversmith, (j.) 18 Rockingham street 
Turnock Rev Benj. (N. C. Methodist minister) William street 
Turtle John, shoemaker and leather cutter, 15 Westbar 
Turtle Joseph, wood turner, Soho wheel, and shopr. 17 North parade 
Turtle William, joiner and builder, 6 Egerton street 
Turton Edward, stove grate and fender mfr. and founder, 26 Nursery 

lane ; house 35 Spitalfield grove 



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Turton Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Russell street 

Turton George, surgeon, 1 Townhead street, and 2 Pinfold street 

Turton Geo. Deakin, boot and shoe maker, 24 Division street market 

Turton George Henry, Temperance Coffee House,,36 Trafalgar street 

Turton John, spring knife manfr. 90 Wellington street 

Turton John, fishing tackle manfr. 59 Charles street 

Turton John, spring knife manfr. 11 Copper street 

Turton Joseph, file, saw, &c. manufacturer; house 232 Brookhill 

Turton Joseph, fireman, 103 Campo lane 

Turton Joseph, Temperance Coffee House, 101 South street 

Turton Joseph, apothecary and water caster, Philadelphia 

Turton Susannah, milliner and dressmaker, 16 St James' row 

Turton Thos. & Sons, steel, file, saw, &c. mfrs. Spring works, Russell 

street ; and tilters and forgers, Upper Slack 
Turton Thos. Burdett, file, &c. mfr ; h West Lodge, Claremont place 
Turton Thomas, warehouseman, 101 Daisy bank 
Turton Thomas, silversmith, Snowhill gardens, Park 
Turton William, draper, Infirmary road 
Turton William, joiner and builder, 60 Burgess street 
Turton William, shoemaker, 61 Rockingham street 
Twibell Miss Ann, boarding and lodgings, 62 Norfolk street 
Twibell John Major, grocer, tea dealer, and tobacconist, 35 Snighill 
Twigg Mrs Charlotte, Broomspring lane 
Twigg Mrs Elizabeth, 40 Regent street 
Twigg Jonathan, fork maker, 27 Oborne street 
Twigg William, table knife manfr and cutlery dealer, 28 Westbar 
Tyas John, millwright, (j.) 9 Union buildings 
Tyas William, shopkeeper, 79 Oborne street 
Tye Wm. joiner's tool maker, (j.) 59 Furnival street 
Tyler John, cutlery caster, 78 Back fields ; h 66 Carver street 
Tyler John, Britannia metal mfr. 17 Joiner lane ; h 7 Occupation rd 
Tyne Joseph, shopkeeper, Hillfoot 
Tyson George, cowkeeper, 47 Rockingham street 
Tyzack Ebenezer, steel refiner, and saw, calico web, file, scythe, &c, 

manufacturer ; house Broom Vale, Ecclesall New road 
Tyzack Mark & Sons, diesinkers and modellers, 92 Carver street 
Tyzack Moses, diesinker ; house West bank, Glossop road 
Tyzack, Samuel, silversmith, W r illiam street 
Tyzack Thomas, saw, calico web, steel busk, &c. manfr. Abbeydale ; h 

The Priory, Sharrow lane 
Tyzack Thomas, cowkeeper and shopkeeper, 12 Joiner street 
Tyzack Wm. & Sons, steel refiners & saw, calico web, scythe, file, &c, 

manufacturers, 230 Rockingham street 
Tyzack William, steel, saw, &c. manufacturer ; house 47 Milton street 
Underdown Thomas, cutlery manager ; house 139 Fitzwilliam street 
Underwood William, ink and polishing paste manufacturer, and vict. 

Globe Tavern, 107 Porter street 
Undy Denis, scale and spring maker, 24 Pea croft; h 31 Lambert st 
Unwin Carter, plasterer and colourer, 15 West John street 
Unwin Charles, architect, 51 Queen street 
Unwin Charles, cabinet maker and furniture broker, 48 Westbar 



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Unwin Edwin, managing director of the United Gas Light Company; 

house 159 Brook hill 
Unwin Elizabeth, stay maker, 95 Porter street 
Unwin Elias, pork butcher, 73 Tenter street 
Unwin George, umbrella hook manufacturer, horn turner, and pearl 

worker, 48 Garden street 
Unwin Henry and Co., iron and steel merchants and converters, 18 

Orchard street ; and forgers, Whiteley wood ; h 23 Orchard place 
Unwin John, joiner, and John, jun. clerk, 29 Burgess street 
Unwin John, shopkeeper, Hillfoot 

Unwin John, coal agent, Railway depdt ; house Gray street 
Unwin John, Commercial Tap keeper, 3 Commercial street 
Unwin Philip, cutlery manufacturer, house 25 Burgess street 
Unwin & Rodgers, manfrs. of pen, pocket, desk, fruit, table, and self- 
defence knives, razors, lancets, pen-machines, &c. 23 Burgess street 
Unwin Wm. solicitor, 42 Queen street ; house 23 Orchard place 
Upton George, coffee house keeper, 6 Bank street 
Urton Hubert, vict. Crown and Cushion, 21 Old street, Park 
Vale Rev Wm. Humphrey, M.A. incumbent, Ecclesall Parsonage 
Valantine Frederick Joseph, Chinese translator, &c. ct 8 Bernard st 
Valantine James, lodgings, 184 Eyre street 
Valantine Jonathan, bone haft and scale cutter, 44 West street 
Valantine Mary Ann, dressmaker, 44 West street 
Valley John, shell, ivory, & horn comb mfr. & ivory dlr. 141 Arundel st 
Varah George, surgeon, 154 Westfield place, West street 
Varah Joseph, wood turner and butcher's steel mfr. 14 Wellington st 
Varah Thomas, ivory, &c. turner, 1 3 Fornham street 
Varley Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 104 Collier's row 
Varley Thomas Cossey, mattress & oil cloth manfr. 19 Lord street 
Vaughan George, manager, 78 Harvest lane 
Vernon Catherine, cork cutter, 2 Union street 
Vernon George, vict. 110 Meadow street Tavern 
Vernon John, brewer's traveller, William street 

Vickers Benjamin, miller, spindle manufacturer, &c ; house West cliffe 
Vickers Benjamin and Edward, spindle manufacturers, Mill sands 
Vickers Charles, glass grinder, Crookes moor side 
Vickers Edward, merchant and manufacturer, Firs hill, Pitsmoor 
Vickers Edward, butcher, 27 Bridgehouses ; house Pitsmoor 
Vickers Henry, solicitor, house Sharrow lane 
Vickers and Jervis, solicitors, 26 Bank street 
Vickers Jane, dressmaker, 35 Duke street lane, Park 
Vickers John, bookkeeper, 161 West street 
Vickers John, butcher, 41 Shambles ; house Doeroyd 
Vickers Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 48 St Thomas street 
Vickers and Sons, corn millers, Town Mill, Millsands ; and flour 

dealers, 254 Moorfields, and 8 Townhead street 
Vickers Thomas, quarry owner, Brincliffe edge 
Vincent Emanuel, scissor chaser, and beerhouse, 2 Love lane 
Vincent Wm. bookkeeper, 15 Monmouth street 
Vinor Thomas, coach builder, 66 ; house 76 West street 
Waddington Edward, beerhouse, Cricket Inn road 
Waddington John, vict. Black Bull, 74 Hollis croft 



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Waddington Wm. razor grinder, 92 Leadmill road 
Waddy Rev Benjamin B. (Wesleyan minister,) Western bank 
Waddy Rev Samuel Dowsland, governor, Wesley College 
Wade Mrs Eleanor, Nelson place 

Wade Frederick, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 56 Fargate 
Wade Richard, merchant and manfr. house Totley Vale Cottage 
Wade Samuel, metalsmith, 24 Cornish street 

Wade Mrs Sarah, stationer, and circulating library, 83 West street 
Wade Wm. boot and shoe maker, 29 Cainpo lane 
W r ade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, merchants, and table, pen, and 
pocket knife, razor, and file manfrs. 82 Tenter street ; saw manfrs. 
82 Arundel lane, and steel converters, North Church street 
Wadsworth Alfred, joiner, &c. house Harvest grove 
Wadsworth Ann, shopkeeper, 48 Porter street 

Wadsworth John and Alfred, joiners and builders, court 4 Joiner street 
Wadsworth John, joiner, &c. house Fitzalan street 
Wadsworth John, mason and slater, 101 Meadow street 
Wadsworth Thomas, saddler and harness maker, 32 Furnival road 
"Wager Mr George, 195 Glossop road 
W r agstaff John, joiner, broker, and patent washing machine and mangle 

manufacturer, 34 Division street 
Wagstaff Samuel, hawker and shopkeeper, Ecclesall new road 
Wagstaff Thomas, shopkeeper, 46 Hoyle street 
Wagstaff Thomas, comb maker, court 42 Eldon street 
Wagstaff Thomas, cowkeeper, Intake road 
Wain John, paper hanging dealer, 61 West street 
Wain Thomas, baker and confectioner, 14 West lane; h 61 West st 
Wainman Joseph, foreman, Leadmills, house 15 Suffolk road 
Wainman Wm. joiner, &c. court 19 High street ; house 103 Eyre street 
Wainwright Charles, scissor mfr. h Richmond's buildings, Leadmill rd 
Wainwright John, scissorsmith, 17 St Philip's road 
Wainwright Joseph, quarry owner, Manor fVood^ Park 
Wainwright Joseph, scissor manufacturer, 70 Russell street 
Wainwright Joseph, beerhouse, 133 Parkhill lane 
Wainwright Joseph, jun. shopkeeper and coal dealer, 89 Parkhill lane 
Wainwright Lydia, shopkeeper, 69 Tenter street 
Wainwright Sarah, straw hat maker, 152 Allen street 
Wait George, shopkeeper and carter, 186 Bernard street 
Wait Thomas, shop and cow keeper, 59 Broad street 
Wait Wm. shopkeeper and horn presser, 89 Duke street, Park 
Wake Bernard, solicitor ; and Mrs., gentlewoman, Osgathorpe 
Wake Wm. and Bernard, solicitors, 14 Castle street 
Wake Wm. solicitor, and deputy steward of the Sheffield and clerk of 
Eckington and Dronfield Court of 'Requests , 14 Castle street ; house 
Parkgate, Highfield 
Wakefield Thomas, police inspector, 8 Nursery street 
Wakefield Wm. gentleman, 1 Gell street 

Walch Charles, diesinker, 13 Commercial street; h 3 Westbar green 
Walch James Walker, fancy pen and pocket knife manufacturer, 13 

Commercial street ; house 12 Canning street 
Walch Hannah, furniture broker, 6 Westbar green 
Wales Charles, sharebroker and tobacconist, 7 Wicker 



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Wales Mr George, 175 Portobello street 

Wales John, boot aDd shoe maker, 151 Trafalgar street 

Wales Robert, painter, 49 Chester street 

Wales Wm., French polisher, 22 Townhead street 

Walkinshaw David, compositor, 174 Eyre street 

Walker Abraham, ironmonger, lock and white smith, and wire, metal, 

shield, drapery, &c. dealer, 74 Scotland street 
Walker Anthony, fishmonger, 162 Gibraltar street 
Walker Misses Ann and Margaret, Broomspring lane 
Walker and Bower, mark makers and letter cutters, 26 Eyre lane 
Walker Charles, steel and file manufacturer, house Burngreave road 
Walker Charles, compositor, 14 Cross Chapel street 
Walker, Eaton, and Co. steel converters, iron and brass founders, 
engine and mill work and stove grate manufacturers, and dealers in 
files, fenders, edgetools, &c. 101 Wicker 
Walker Ellen, straw hat maker, 55 Rockingham street 
Walker Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 122 South street, Park 
Walker George, wholesale grocer, &c. house Osgathorpe Cottage 
Walker George, cutler, and My. Ann, straw hat maker, 32 Scotland st 
Walker Geo.& Co. electro platers & gilders, 11 Howard st; h 55 Suffolk rd 
Walker George, comb manufacturer, 60 Pond street 
Walker George, shop aud cow keeper, 59 Silver street head 
Walker Hannah, flour dealer, 22 Bower spring 
Walker Henry Greaves, silver plate mfr. house Islington, London 
Walker Henry, table blade maker and shopkeeper, 104 South st. Park 
Walker James, surgeon, 14 Union street 
Walker James, mark maker, house Steel bank 
Walker James, tableknife manufacturer, 68 Eldon street 
Walker Mrs Jane, Eastbank cottage, Park 
Walker John, hairdresser, &c. 3 Castle folds 

Walker John, cabinet and fancy case, portable writing desk, chess- 
board, &c. manufacturer, 9 Bow street 
Walker John, vict. Victoria, 38 High street and 2 Mulberry street 
Walker John, vict. Burnt Tree Tavern, 83 Hoyle street 
Walker John, joiner, Tower hill, Pyebank 
Walker John, shopkeeper, 28 Cattle market 
Walker John, slater, 11 Orange street 
Walker John, farmer, Crookes 
Walker Mr Jonathan, 27 Clarence street 
Walker, Knowles, and Co. silver and silver plated ware manufacturers, 

55 Burgess street ; and 7 Beaufort buildings, London 
Walker Luke, file manager, Ecclesall new road 
Walker Luke, silversmith, 130 Arundel street 
Walker Mrs Mary, shopkeeper, Sharrow vale 
Walker Robert Palfreyman, solicitor's clerk, 31 Walker street 
Walker Robert, boot and shoe maker, 88 Hoyle street 
Walker Robert, beerhouse, 86 Rockingham street, and brass and 
whitemetal founder, and scale, spring, and shield manfr. 50 West st 
Walker Samuel, tailor, 2 Fitzalan street 

Walker Samuel, timber merchant and sawer, Love street, and Mill- 
sands Saw Mills 
Walker Sarah, shopkeeper, 177 Eyre street 



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Walker Thomas and John, hairdressers and perfumers, 3, and Coffee 

Rooms, 7 Castlefolds 
Walker Thomas, shopkeeper, 15 Brown lane 

Walker Thos. tinner & brazier, court 7 Angel st ; h 11 Occupation rd 
Walker Thomas, sen. (late tinner,) Shrewsbury Hospital 
Walker & Wall, wholesale grocers, tallow chandlers, soap boilers and 

sugar refiners, 35 Exchange street 
Walker Wm. razor and scissor mfr. ct 7 Angel st ; h 11 Occupatn. rd 
Walker Wm. vict. Angel Inn, 15 Angel street 
Walker Wm. umbrella manufacturer and haberdasher, 13 Westbar; 

house JVadsley Lodge 
Walker Wm. beerhouse and shopkeeper, Woodside 
Walker Wm. scissor maker, 66 Chester street and Washington place 
Walker Wm. bookkeeper, 136 Broomhall street 
Wall Frederick, horn haft and scale presser, ct 91 Allen street; house 

85 Wentworth terrace 
Wall George Parkes, wholesale grocer, &c ; house Woodside 
Wall and Cooper, saw, calico web, machine knife, spiral cutter, ledger 

blade, &c. manfrs. Sylvester gardens, bottom of Arundel street 
Wall Edward, butcher, 78 South street 
Wall John, shoemaker, 36 Bridgehouses 
Wall Joseph, cart owner, 66 Bernard street 
Wall Philip, commission agent, 51 Suffolk road 
Wall Samuel, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h Spring terrace, Glossop road 
Wall Sampson, hay, straw, and coal dealer, 223 Bright street 
Waller John, fender manufacturer, 17 ; house 13 Workhouse lane 
Wallis John and Richard, timber merts. 30 Wicker ; h Handsworth 
Wallis John, bookkeeper, 207 St Mary's road 
Wallis Joseph, furnishing ironmonger, cutlery dealer and silversmith, 

34 High street ; house Broom field, Glossop road 
Wallis Joseph, warehouseman, 262 Beet street 
Wallis Wm. whitesmith, 31 Bridge street 
Walmsley Mrs Ann, 160 West street 
Walsh Samuel, Gas office clerk, 15 Westfield terrace 
Walters John & Co. table, palette, and plated and German silver des- 
sert and fruit knife manufacturers, 9 Carver street 
Walters Mrs Mary, Hanover street 
Walton David, corn, flour, and provision dealer, 49 Fargate, 142 

South street, and 71 West street 
Walton Henry, traveller, Spring place, Convent walk 
Walton John, whitesmith, ( j.) 163 Arundel street 
Walton Simon, plumber, glazier, and painter, 203 St Mary's road 
Walton Wm. table and butcher' s^steel manfr. 72 Trafalgar street 
Walton Wm. policeman, 4 Gilbert street 
Warburton Miss Ann, 83 Norfolk street 

Warburton Brothers, edge tool, joiner's tool, &c. mfrs. 21 Furnival st 
Warburton Charles, edge tool, &c. manfr ; house 21 Furnival street 
Warburton and Crosland, stock and share brokers, 1 George street 
Warburton John, butcher, 9 Wicker 
Warburton John, vict. Traveller's Inn, Broomhill 
Warburton John, edge tool, &c. manufacturer ; house 77 Eyre lane 
Warburton Joseph, table and plated dessert knife, &c. mfr. 53 Wicker 



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Warburton Mary, vict. Blue Boar, 16 Cross Burgess street 

Warburton Samuel, beerhouse, Monument Tavern, 190 South st. P. 

Warburton Samuel, butcher, 22 Nursery street 

Warburton Wm. stock and share broker ; house 9 Gell street 

Warburton Wm. edge tool, &c. manfr ; house 21 Furnival street 

Warburton Wm. shopkeeper, 42 New street, Park 

Ward Alfred, ironmonger, whitesmith, weighing machine manufactu- 
rer, and cutlery dealer, 13 Wicker ; and saw mfr. 53 Carver street 

Ward Mrs Ann, Spitalfields terrace 

Ward Mr Anthony, 21 St Philip's terrace 

Ward Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, 13 Fargate 

Ward, Blonk, and Co. steel tilters, Wicker Tilt, 2 Wicker 

Ward Mrs Catherine, (in firm Ward & Payne ;) house Mount View 

Ward Charles, vict. Rockingham Arms, 194 Rockingham street 

Ward Charles, scissor manufacturer ; house 64 Broomhall street 

Ward Charles, wheelwright, 5 South st. Park ; h High street lane, P. 

Ward Edwin, shoemaker, 14 Henry street, Park 

Ward Elizabeth, pork butcher, 40 Broad street 

Ward Elizabeth, grocer and flour dealer, L9 Duke street, Park 

Ward Mrs Frances, Westbank place 

Ward George, butcher, 34 Shambles ; house fVoodhouse 

Ward George, bellman and pinder for Ecclesall Bierlow, ct 9 Carver st 

Ward George, cowkeeper, court 5 Lord street 

Ward George, butcher, 94 Division street 

Ward George, gridiron, rake, &c. manufacturer, 7 Bacon island 

Ward George, boot and shoe maker, Little Sheffield 

Ward Hannah, cowkeeper, 50 Duke street lane, Park 

Ward Harriet, butter and egg dealer, 107 South street 

Ward James, joiner and beerhouse, 53 Effingham street 

Ward James, cowkeeper, 63 South street, Park 

Ward James, tailor and draper, 3 Campo lane ; h 18 Wentworth st 

Ward James, tailor and draper, 114 Meadow street 

Ward Jeremiah and George, pen, pocket and sportsman's knife manu- 
facturers, 169 Eyre street 

Ward John, gentleman, Machon bank 

Ward John, town crier and pinder, Cliffe's court, 52 High street 

Ward John, brass turner, beer machine mkr. & gas fitter, 12 Button In 

Ward John, flour, &c. dealer, 20 Nursery street 

W^ard John, butcher, 106 South street, Park 

Ward John, butcher, 31 Shambles; house Handsworth Woodhouse 

Ward John, shopkeeper, 17 Corn hill 

Ward John, spring knife manufacturer ; h 15 Paternoster row 

Ward John, coal leader, 5 Union lane 

Ward Joseph, gentleman, Highfield terrace 

Ward Joseph, slaughter butcher, 7 Wicker lane 

Ward Joseph, coal dealer, 4 Carr lane 

Ward Josiah, boot and shoe maker, 13 Netherthorpe place 

Ward Margaret, beerhouse keeper, 18 Bow street 

Ward and Payne, merchants, and edge and joiner's tool, saw, skate, 
and steel manfrs. Ward Works, 110 West st. and 89 Portobello st 

Ward Reuben, shopkeeper, 100 Eyre lane 

Ward Rowland, butcher, 25 Shambles ; house PFoodhouse 



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Ward Richard, pork butcher, 136 Gibraltar street 

Ward Mrs Sarah, and Elizabeth, straw hat maker, Whitehouse lane 

Ward Samuel Broomhead, Esq. Mount Pleasant, Highfield 

Ward Thomas Asline, Esq., Park House, East bank 

Ward Thomas, farmer, near Deep Pit, Intake road 

Ward Thomas, razor and table and spring knife manfr. Bacon Island 

Ward Thomas, razor scale presser, Crookes moor 

Ward Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Newcastle street 

Ward Wm. gentleman, Mount pleasant 

Ward Wm. butcher, 48 Duke street, Park ; house Woodside 

Ward Wm. butcher, 60 Duke street, Park; house Richmond 

Ward Wm. boot and shoe maker, 16 Eyre street 

Ward Wm. boot and shoe maker, 36 Andrew street 

Ward Wm. George, diesinker and chaser, Pond mill gardens 

Ward Wm. beerhouse, Balloon Tavern, 83 Trippet lane 

Ward Wm. fender, &c. manufacturer; house Kellam island 

Wardle John, tailor, 52 Rockingham street 

Wardle John, lancet manfr. 5 Eyre lane ; house 44 Brown lane 

Wardle John, boot and shoe maker, 23 Pinstone street 

Wardle Joseph, spring knife manfr. ct 91 Allen st; h 16 Trinity st 

Wardle Stephen, master of Boys' Charity school, 13 East parade 

Wardlow Charles and Son, steel refiners, 32 Malinda street 

Wardlow Charles, jun. reporter, 32 Malinda street 

Wardlow Isaac, beerhouse, Sharrow vale 

Wardlow Samuel, steel refiner ; house Crookes moor 

Wardrobe Wm. overlooker*, and Harriet, schoolmrs. near Dixon street 

Wareham Wm. joiner, 12 Schoolcroft, and 24 Dun street 

Warhurst Joseph, carrier's agent, 60 Eyre street 

Waring Cornelius, corn miller and flour dealer, 11 Castle folds 

Waring James, hatter, 14 South street ; house 2 Suffolk road 

Warner Joseph Sims, merchant, 37 Victoria street 

Warren Elizabeth, dressmaker, 12 Ebenezer street 

Warren George, coffee house, 112 Trippet lane 

Warren John, earthenware dealer, ct 30 Silver street head 

Warrington Edward, butter dealer, and carrier to Lincoln, 4 Tudor st 

Warrington Edward, shopkeeper, 121 South street, Park 

Warrington George, brass turner, and cap and ferrule maker, 25 

Broad lane ; house 1 1 Garden street 
Warrington Wm. umbrella maker, 29 Division street market 
Warris Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 7 Castle street 
Warris Hannah, scale and spring maker, 30 Smith street 
Warwick Wm. bookbinder, court 55 Carver st ; h 76 Division street 
Washington Joseph, spring knife mfr. ct 3 Leicester st ; h Radford pi 
Wastnidge MrsElizabeth, 44 Hallcar terrace, Occupation road 
Wastnidge Benjamin, managing brewer, Ecclesall New road 
Wastnidge Wm. horn haft and scale presser, 100 Pond street 
Wastnidge Wm. shoemaker and beerhouse, 2 Arundel lane 
Wass Wm., Cross Daggers beerhouse, court 80 Fruit market 
W r aterfall & Heath, confectioners, and British wine & tea dlrs. 1 Fargt 
Waterfall Henry, solicitor, court 1 Fargate ; house Wirlow Cottage 
Waterfall John Gray, confectioner, &c ; house 1 Fargate 
Waterfall Mrs Margaret, 52 Brook place 



232 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Waterfall Mrs Mary, 53 Radford place 

Waterfall Wm. bank manager, 15 Church street, and Endcliffe 

Waterhouse George & Co. silver and plated ware manufacturers, 75 

Carver street ; house Mushroom View 
Waterhouse, Hatfield, and Sansom, silver and plated ware manfrs. 201 

Portobello street ; and 4 Bolt court. Fleet street, London 
Waterhouse John, grocer, and butter and egg factor, 101 Westbar 
Waterhouse Mr Joseph, 89 Porter street 

Waterhouse Rt. confectioner, 11 Westbar; h Throstle grove, Pitsmr 
Waterman Edward, boot and shoe maker, 2 Blonk street 
Waterman Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 12 Wicker 
Waters Daniel, shopkeeper, 112 Scotland street 
Waterson Eliza, vict. Red House Tavern, 168 Solly street 
Watkinson George, blacksmith, 128 Rockingham street 
Watkinson John & Saml. bone haft & scale cutters, 58 & 73 Peacroft 
Watkinson John, union clerk and superintendent registrar, Sheffield 

Workhouse, Kellam street ; house Philadelphia House 
Watkinson Peter, hosier, haberdshr. & Berlin repository, 105 West st 
Watkinson Wm. plumber, glazier, and painter, 8 Pinfold street 
Watson Charles, silversmith, 116 Fitzwilliam street 
Watson David, penblade and spring maker, 56 Eyre street 
Watson Edwin, shoemaker's tool mfr. Ellis st. Wheel ; h ct 18 Allen st 
Watson Mrs Elizabeth, 81 Wentworth terrace 
Watson George, solicitor, 8 Norfolk row 
Watson George, jun., solicitor's clerk, William street 
Watson George, spring knife manufacturer, Bacon island 
Watson George, paver and street setter, house 219 Hammond street 
Watson George and John, pavers, contractors, and dealers in flags, 

boulders, &c. 109 Trafalgar street, and 219 Hammond street 
Watson Henry Edmund, solicitor ; house Shircliffe Hall 
Watson James, shopkeeper, 74 South street, Park 
Watson John, Thomas Wright, and Henry Edmund, solicitors, 7 Bank 

street ; house Shircliffe Hall 
Watson John, brewer ; house 7 Eldon street 
Watson John, vict. Barrel Tavern, 118 Pond street 
Watson John, paver and street setter, house 109 Trafalgar street 
Watson John and Son, silver and plated ware mfrs. 51 Arundel street ; 

and 21 Salisbury street, London; house Pitsmoor 
Watson John, butcher, 6 Duke street, Park ; h 75 South street, Park 
Watson John, junior, butcher, 152 Pond street 
Watson Julia, shopkeeper, 49 Pye bank 

Watson Samuel, spring knife mfr. and beerhouse, 124 Rockingham st 
Watson Standyge, tailor and draper, 27 South street 
Watson Thomas, wood turner and hat block maker, 1 Oborne street 
Watson Thomas and Co. grocers, tea dlrs. and confectioners, 6 Fargate 
Watson Thomas Wright, solicitor, house Shircliffe Hall 
Watson Wm. Esq. house Shircliffe Hall 
Watson Wm. diesinker and druggist, 38 Wicker 
Watson Wm. vict. Vine Tavern, 4 Hartshead 
Watson Wm. shoemaker, 26 Copper street 
Watson Wm. excise officer, 161 South street, Park 
Watson Wm. bookkeeper, 49 Broomhall street 



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Watts John, butcher, 58 Shambles ; house 177 South street, Park 

Watts Johu, eating house, 18 Bridgehouses 

Watts Jonathan/ butcher, 79 Shambles; house 177 South street, Park 

Watts Luke Reuben, painter and druggist, 55 Eyre street 

Watts Wm. butcher, 17 Shambles ; house 177 South street, Park 

Wear Joseph, plasterer, 113 Carver street 

Weatherhog Thomas, shoemaker, 171 South street 

Webb Mr George Mower, Gloucester terrace 

Webb John, agent to Tees Paper Mill (C. T. Bainbridge and Son,) 

28 Arundel street ; house Gloucester terrace, Broomspring lane 
Webster Elias, sawsmith, & Eliz. scissor sheath maker, 17 Charlotte st 
Webster Edward, hat manufacturer, 53 Trippet lane 
Webster George, razor manufacturer, 33 Howard street 
Webster George, file grinder, 91 Leadmill road 
Webster Godfrey, vict. Brown Cow, 25 Bridgehouses 
Webster Mrs Hannah, High hill terrace, Fox street 
Webster James, clerk, and Jane, schoolmistress, Broomspring lane 
Webster Mrs Jane, lodgings, 12 Orchard lane 
Webster John, solicitor, 33 Norfolk street 
Webster John, gentleman, Broombank, Clarkhouse lane 
Webster John, manager, Broom vale 
Webster John, professor of music, 11 Westfield terrace 
Webster John, shopkeeper, 32 Peacroft 

Webster and Johnson, merchants and table, pen, pocket, shoe, and 
butcher knife, and fine scissor, razor, saw, file, and steel manufac- 
turers, Sycamore Works, 14 Sycamore street 
Webster Luke, scissor manufacturer, 65 Backfields 
Webster My. Ann, straw hat mkr. & Caroline, milliner, 44 Johnson st 
Webster Robert, bookkeeper, 137 Harvest grove 
Webster Robert Cook, cooper, Sheldon street 
Webster Thomas, chemist and druggist, 137 Devonshire street 
Webster Thomas Biggin, merchant, and scissor, &c. manfr ; h Queen st 
Webster Wm. merchant and manufacturer ; house Broom hill 
Webster Wm. letter carrier, Blonk island 

Webster Wm. fishmonger and huckster, court 12 Old Haymarket 
"Wedgwood James, excise officer, 129 Fitzwilliam street 
Weeks Stephen, traveller, 75 Suifolk road 
Weightman and Hadfield, architects, Corn Exchange 
Weightman John Gray, architect, house Laith field, Park 
Weldon George, mark, brand, punch, figure, letter, &c. manufacturer, 

8 Union lane ; house 145 Arundel street 
Weldon James, fruiterer, 41 Fargate, & shear manufacturer, Button In 
Weldon Jarvis, shopkeeper, 20 Division street market 
Welford Wm. fishmonger, 5 Sheaf bridge 
Wellesley Wm. gentleman, Lowfield 

Wells Mrs Ann, librarian, Music Hall ; house 6 Hanover square 
Wells Henry, tea and coffee dealer, 22 Egerton street 
Wells John, shoemaker and shopkeeper, 40 Bridge street 
Wells John, hay and straw dealer, 14 South street ; h 16 Duke st. Park 
Wells John, fork maker, 50 Broad street 
Wells Joseph, silversmith, 91 Wentworth terrace 
Wells Joseph, iron fender maker and smith, 44 North street 

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231 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Wells Joseph, beerhouse, 51 Hollis croft 

Wells Mary Ann, vict. Red Lion, 37 Charles street 

Wells Samuel, cart owner, 41 Walker street 

Wells Sarah, tableknife, fork, steel, &c. manufacturer, 56 Wellington st 

Wells Sarah, house 60, and Samuel, house 85 Wellington street 

Wells Wm. eating and beer house keeper, 41 Exchange street 

Welsh John, tailor and circulating library, 3 New Church street 

Welsh Miss Sophia, music teacher and piano dealer, 3 New Church st 

Werminski Vincent, clerk, Sheaf bank, Leadmill road 

Wescoe George, vict. King and Miller, 16 Norfolk street 

Wesley College, Glossop road ; Rev S. D. Waddy, governor 

West Croft, joiner and packing case maker, 28 St Thomas street 

West Hugh, dyer, 52 Burgess street 

West John, laceman, 9 High street 

West Joseph, coach builder (firm Blackwell and West,) h Rotherham 

West Maurice, grocer and flour dealer, 32 Furnace hill 

West Wm. farmer, Arborthorne, Park 

West Wm. excise officer, 184 South street, Park 

Westbrook John, and Miss Ann, school, St Philip's terrace 

Westby Mrs Ann, small ware dealer, 9 Regent street 

Westby Launcelot, tailor, Schofield's buildings, Lord street 

Westren Wm. shoemaker, 159 Broomhall street 

Weston Thomas, umbrella repairer, 11 Nag's Head yard 

Wever Miss Bridget, ladies' school, Upperthorpe House 

Wever Frank, assistant overseer, Workhouse, Rock st ; h Upperthorpe 

Whaley Matthew, tableknife mfr. 22 Castle mills ; h 52 Furnace hill 

Whaley Samuel, scale & spring mfr. and brass founder, 56 Shepherd st 

Whaley Thomas, tableknife manufacturer, 28 Copper street 

Wharam George, agent for R. Pearson and Co.'s trading vessels, 

Canal wharf; house 18 Henry street, Park 
Wharton Benjamin, traveller, 59 Gell street 
Wharton George and Co. merchants, and steel, file, saw, and edgetool 

manufacturers, Canal JVorks, Blast lane 
Wharton George, merchant, and file, &c. mfr., house 27 Howard street 
Wharton Wm. Taylor, merchant, and file, &c. mfr., house Talbot pi 
Whatham Emily, grocer, 31 Chester street, and 55 Eldon street 
Wheat James, Esq. solicitor, and clerk to Town Trustees and Church 

Burgesses ; house Nonvood Hall 
Wheat John, Esq. solicitor ; house Norton Lees 
Wheat and Staniforth, solicitors, 8 Paradise square 
Wheatcroft Mrs Hannah, 10 Johnson street 
Wheatcroft Hannah, straw hat maker, 3 Headford street 
Wheatcroft Henry, farmer, Brincliffe edge 
Wheatley Mrs Frances, dressmaker, 19 Orange street 
Wheatley George Dawes, veterinary surgeon, 23 Norfolk street 
Wheatley George, shop and beerhouse keeper, 118 Porter street 
Wheatley Humphrey, cowkeeper, 27 Steelhouse lane 
Wheatley John, highway clerk, 40 Queen street 
Wheatley Thomas, railway engineer, 4 Hallcar place 
Wheatman John, saw maker, 45 Russell st ; house 124 Waterloo road 
Wheatman Mary, shopkeeper, 19 Westbar green 
Wheeler Wm. hosier, &c. 161 South street 



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Wheeler Wm. D. solicitor, 4 Fargate ; house 256 Western bank 

Wheelhouse Mr John, 23 Occupation road 

Wheelhouse Rt. & Geo. horn pressers & ornamenters, 44 School croft 

Wheelhouse Thos. horn presser, 1 Rockingham st. & 89 Hollis croft 

Wheelhouse Wm. vict. Green Dragon, 42 Fargate 

Wheen John, joiner and shopkeeper, 94 Trippet lane 

Wheen James Bloom, chemist, druggist, and oil merchant, 49 Westbar, 
and 24 Bridgehouses 

Wheen Richard, grocer and flour dealer, 46 Charles street 

Whelan James and Whitty James, woollen drapers, 43 High street 

Wheldon George, engine tenter, 71 Porter street 

Wheldon Samuel, beerhouse keeper, Sheldon street 

Whitaker Anthony, book, music, stamp, and patent medicine seller, 
stationer, circulating library, and agent for the Doncaster Gazette, 
(Friday,) 22 Fargate 

Whitaker Lawrence, excise officer, 149 Fitzwilliam street 

Whitaker Mary, shopkeeper, 6 Newhall street 

Whitaker Samuel, farmer, Skinnerthorpe, Piper lane 

Whitaker Thomas, grocer, and malt, hop, corn, &c. dlr. 9 Pinstone st 

White Abraham, vict. Barrel, 69 Broad lane 

W r hite Charles, etcher, 38 Trafalgar street 

White Charles, bookkeeper, and beerhouse, 61 Division street 

White Elizabeth, straw hat maker and haberdasher, 153 West street 

White Francis, gentleman, Lydgate 

White Francis, traveller, 54 Hermitage street 

White George, carrier's porter, 18 Russell street 

White George, John, and Co. mark makers, letter cutters, and en- 
gravers, 47 i West street; house 12 Clarence street 

White George, vict. Pilot, Green street, Little Sheffield 

White Henry, engraver and copperplate printer, 53 Peacroft 

White James, accountant, sharebroker, estate agent, &c. 188 West 
street ; house Mount Pisgah 

White Mr John, and Ann, straw hat maker, 43 Regent street 

White John, farmer, The Manor, Park 

White John, clerk of the markets, and adjuster of weights and 
measures, 1 Old Haymarket ; house Wyburn place, Cricket Inn rd 

White John, joiner and builder, 19 Workhouse croft 

White John, vict. Swan-with-two-Necks, 28 Furnival street 

White John, butcher, 93 Bowden street 

White Joshua, farmer, Manor laiths, Park 

White Joseph, gardener, 140 Broomhall street 

White Mattw. spring & table knife mfr. 20 Earl st ; h New George st 

White Peter, scale and spring maker, 13 Bailey lane 

White Reuben, stay maker, 44 Carver street 

White Samuel, penknife manufacturer, 57 West street 

White Mrs Sarah, wood and ivory turner, court 99 Fargate 

W r hite Stephen Rowland, optician, 21 Monmouth street 

White Thomas, chaser, court 10 Coalpit lane, house 28 Regent terrace 

White Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 69 Broad street 

White Thomas, saddler, 24 Cattle market ; h 161 Duke street, Park 

White Thomas, saddler and harness maker, 127 South street 

White Mr Thomas, 202 Fitzwilliam street 



236 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

White Thomas, chapel keeper and librarian, 27 Chapel walk 

White Wm. publisher of Plane Globes and County Gazetteers and 

Directories, 200 Brook hill 
White Wm. grocer, 8 George street 
White Wm. grocer, shipping and commission agent, stock and share 

broker, and agent to Robert Keddey, of Hull ; 36 Furnival road 
White Wm. boot and shoe maker, 308 Shales moor 
White Wm. warehouseman, 9 Suffolk road 
Whitehead Charles, shopkeeper, Upper Crdbtree 
Whitehead David, scissor maker, Harmer lane gardens 
Whitehead Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 44 Harvest lane 
Whitehead George, surgeon, 80 Norfolk street 
Whitehead Mrs Harriet, Broomgrove 

Whitehead James, joiner and builder, 13 Saint Philip's terrace 
Whitehead John, steel comb manufacturer, 34 Rock street 
Whitehead John, boot and shoe maker, 33 Broomhall street 
Whitehead Joseph, blacksmith, 50 Bridge street 
Whitehead Matthew, joiner and timber merchant, 8 Westbar green ; 

house 49 Russell street 
Whitehead Thomas, surgeon, 261 Shales moor 
Whitehead Wm. butcher, 172 Upper Allen st ; house Radford place 
Whitehead Wm. silversmith, 16 Bramall lane 

Whiteley Har. and Cath. confectioners & register office, 155 West st 
Whiteley Hannah Maria, dressmaker, J9 South street, Park 
Whiteley John Aked, hat manfr. 68 Market place ; h 45 Gell street 
Whiteley Joseph, table blade grinder, Gloucester street 
Whiteley Robert, table blade grinder, 182 Newtown 
Whiteley Wm. scissor manufacturer, 14 New street, Park 
Whitelock Miss Ann, 242 Upper Allen street 
Whitelock Mrs Mary Ann, Philadelphia 

Whitfield Wm. coal dealer and beerhouse, 174 Duke street, Park 
Whitham Charles, clerk, 30 Regent terrace 
Whitham and Harwood, whitesmith and table knife print makers, 37 

Arundel street 
Whitham Mrs Mary, Rock street 
Whitham Miss Hannah, milliner, 24 Gell street 
Whitham John, tallow chandler (j.) Local terrace 
Whitham Thomas, whitesmith, &c ; house 60 Duke street 
Whitham Wm. (in firm J. Houldsworth and Co.) ; house Lambert st 
Whitlam Miss Mary, dressmaker, 37 Regent street 
Whitmarsh John, vict. and spirit dealer, White Lion, New Queen st 
Whitmarsh Maurice, vict. and wine and spirit merchant, 2 New Mar- 
ket street, and 102 Westbar 
Whittington Geo. turner, and butcher's steel manfr. 30 Pond hill ; 

house 74 Pond street 
Whittington Henry, turner, & butcher's steel handle mfr. 1 1 Pond hill 
Whittington John & Joseph, grinders, 18 and 20 Spital hill 
Whittles Geo. file and steel manfr. 19 Union st ; house 84 Peacroft 
Whittles Henry, boot and shoe maker, 17 High street 
Whittles Mrs Mary, 159 Fitzwilliam street 
Whittles Thomas, Temperance Hotel, 9 Paradise square 
Whitton George, shoemaker, 96 South street, Park 



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Whitton William, shoemaker, 47 Talbot street 
Whitty James, woollen draper ; house 43 High street 
Whitworth James, cowkeeper, Russell street 
Whitworth Thomas, farmer, Crookes 
Whitworth Wm. tailor and clothes dealer, 5 Castle street 
Wibell Christopher, 128 South street 
Wicks John, gardener and seedsman, 114 South street 
Widdison John, tripe dresser, Sheaf bridge 
Widdowson James, designer and artist, 20 Cornish street 
Wigfall Mr Henry, Soho terrace, Ecclesall ^Sew road 
Wigfall Thos. bone haft & scale cutter, ct 7 Meadowst ; h 57 Watery st 
Wigfall Wm. brush manufacturer, 16 Paradise square 
Wigfull Joshua, corn miller and maltster, Pond mill, Leadmill road 
Wigglesworth John, miller and flour dealer, 35 Belfield street 
Wightman Benjamin, solicitor ; house Broomhall road 
W r igley John, tailor, 18 York street 

Wilcock Edward, file manfr. 73 Allen street ; house Portmahon 
Wilcock Wm. shopkeeper, 25 Duke street, Park 
Wilcockson Mercy, straw hat maker, Little Sheffield 
Wilcockson Wm. bookkeeper, RatclifiVs place, Broomhill 
Wild Ann, widow, 30 Regent st ; and Mrs Ann, Fernley place 
Wild Daniel, shopkeeper, 73 Spring street 
Wild Mrs Grace, cut nail manufacturer ; house 160 Broad lane 
Wild Henry, master of the Free Writing School, 18 School croft 
Wild James, warrant officer, 45 Queen street 
Wild James, surgeon, 9 Howard street 
Wild James, black and white smith, Little Sheffield 
Wild John, vict. Brown Bear, 75 Norfolk street 
Wild John, shoemaker, Infirmary road 
Wild John, silversmith, (j.) 25 Eldon street 
Wild John, boot and shoe maker, 6 Trinity street 
Wild Joseph, etcher, White bear walk ; house Crookes 
Wild Julia, midwife, Little Sheffield 
Wild Luke, wool carder and hair opener, Kellam street 
Wild Paul, filesmith, 19 Chapel street 

Wild Peter, table knife manfr. Kellam island ; house 8 Spital hill 
Wild Robert, joiner and builder, 67 Fitzwilliam street 
Wild Robert, tailor, Andrew lane 
Wild Robert, tailor and draper, 21 Broad street 

Wild Thos. tailor, draper, & clothes dealer, 45 Fargate, & Rotherham 
Wild Samuel, Temperance Coffee House, 1 36 Allen street 
Wild Thomas, vict. Bee Hive, 200 West street 

Wild Wm. ivory, shell, horn, tip, bone, stag, &c. merchant, 34 Coal- 
pit lane ; house 24 Wilkinson street 
Wild Wm. traveller, 66 Hanover street 
Wild Wm. studder and fiuter, Hanover street 
"Wild Wm. hairdresser and umbrella repairer, 42 Duke street, Park 
Wilde Elizabeth, dressmaker, 161 Broomhall street 
Wilde Thomas, bookkeeper, 97 Allen street 
Wilde William, filesmith, 34 Charles lane 
Wildgoose Benjamin, tailor, 14 Bridge street 
Wildgoose George, cowkeeper, court 68 Allen street 



238 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Wildsmith Mrs Jane, Broom terrace 

Wildsmith Wm. Benj. painter and paper hanger, 116 West st 
Wilgos Charlotte, confectioner, 210 Gibraltar street 
Wilgos Joseph, hairdresser, 44 Kenyon alley- 
Wiles and Co. iron, steel, and paper dealers, Stanley street 
Wiley Thomas, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, news agent, & vict. 

Sun, 27 ("Old No. 12") Old Haymarket 
Wilkinson Edwin, teapot handle maker, 46 Thomas street 
Wilkinson Fredk* horn presser, ct 89 Hollis croft ; h Low st. Park 
Wilkinson George, agent, Philadelphia Steel Works 
Wilkinson George, bookkeeper, 1 27 Watery lane 
Wilkinson Geo. scissor, &c. manfr ; house Mount Pisgah 
Wilkinson George, classical and commercial academy, and auditor and 

registrar of marriages for Ecclesall Union, Broomhall 
Wilkinson George, beerhouse, 15 New George street 
Wilkinson Henry, manufacturer of Britannia metal goods, 46 Castle 

mills ; house Jackson's square, Park hill 
Wilkinson Henry and Co. silver and plated ware manfrs. 20 Norfolk st. 

and 4 Pallsgrave place, London ; house Endcliffe Hall 
Wilkinson Hy. Dawson & Co. silver and plated ware mfrs. Shrewsbury 

Works, 53 Broad st. & 4 Thanet pi. London ; h Shrewsbury cottage 
Wilkinson Mr Henry, 167 South street, Park 
Wilkinson Henry, hair dresser, Little Sheffield 

Wilkinson James, iron merchant, and agent to the Low Moor Com- 
. pany, 16 Arundel street ; house The Mount 
Wilkinson Jas. joiner and vict. London Apprentice, 77 Spring street 
Wilkinson James, plasterer, 144 Devonshire street 
Wilkinson John, vict. Pine Apple, 3 Radford row 
Wilkinson Jane, chemist and druggist, 1 8 Union street 
Wilkinson John, auctioneer, 25 North Church street 
Wilkinson Jno. scale cutter, and Hannah, straw hat maker, 92 Wicker 
Wilkinson John, edge tool grinder, 4 Grove row, Hillfoot 
Wilkinson Jonathan, gas contractor and engineer, Castle hill 
Wilkinson Jonathan, bookkeeper, 30 Silver street 
Wilkinson Joseph, watchmaker and news agent, 82 South street 
Wilkinson Joseph, hosier and haberdasher, 41 South street, Park 
Wilkinson Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 109 Lord street 
Wilkinson Thomas and Son, fine scissor, shear, nipper, penknife, razor, 

strop, &c. manufacturers, 17 New Church street 
Wilkinson Thomas, iron scale maker, 54 Allen street 
Wilkinson Thomas, hairdresser, 167 South street 
Wilkinson Walter, fine scissor and tailor's shear manufacturer, 32 

Carver street, and 61 Rockingham lane 
Wilkinson Wm.&Sons, sheep shear, shoe knife, &c. mfrs. Grimesthorpe 
Wilkinson John, Joseph, James, and Paul, Grimesthorpe 
Wilkinson Wm. shoemaker, 32 Cricket Inn road 
Wilkinson Wm. mason and shopkeeper, 82 Eyre lane 
Wilkinson Mr William, Longley, Barnsley road 
Wilks Mrs Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 176 South street, Park 
Wilks Francis, butcher, 113 Barker's pool ; house 14 Burgess street 
Wilks Geo. shopkeeper and bricklayer, 37 Hawley croft 



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Wilks Joseph, ironmonger, whitesmith, and wrought iron fencing, 

chain, weighing & agricultural machine, &c. mfr. 42 Furnival road 
Wilks Samuel, beerhouse, 2 Cross Chapel street 
Wilks Wm. silversmith, 45 Pye hank 
Willey Charles, table, pen, and pocket knife manufacturer, 47 Chester 

street ; house Hanover street 
Willey Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 12 Union buildings 
Willey Mrs Mary, 42 Wicker 

Willey Thomas and John, drapers ; house 267 Glossop road 
Willey Thomas, sawsmith, 1 Dee street 
Willey Mr. William, 47 Chester street 

Willeys and Judd, linen and woollen drapers, 65 Market place 
Williams Evan, spring knife manufacturer, 31 Peacroft 
Williams John, vict. Mulberry Tavern, 15 Mulberry street 
Williams Miss Theresa, 27 Talbot street 
Williams Rev Wm. ( Wesleyan minster) 34 Eyre street 
Williams Mary, dressmaker, 24 Jericho street 
Williamson Benjamin, roller, 104 Wicker 

Williamson Chas. table knife manfr. Suffolk street, Meadow street 
Williamson Edwin, bookkeeper, 115 Hanover street 
Williamson Francis, curator, Botanical Gardens 
Williamson Frederick, horn presser, court 89 Hollis croft 
Williamson Joseph, spade and shovel manufacturer, 8 Union lane 
Williamson Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 133 Fitzwiiliam street 
Williamson Samuel, linen draper and mercer, 45 High street 
Williamson Wm. spring knife manufacturer, yard 158 Young st 
Willis George, beerhouse, Cherrytree hill 
Willmer James, surgeon ; house Highfield 
Willmott John, comb manufacturer, court 106 Thomas street 
Wills Eastland, tailor, 59 Duke street, Park 
Wills James, tailor, and Ann, dressmaker, 47 Regent street 
Wills Wm. carver, gilder, and shopkeeper, 57 Russell street 
Wilson Archibald, wood steward to Duke of Norfolk, Upper Crabtree 
Wilson Mrs Ann, lodgings, 12 Gilbert street 
Wilson Ann, dressmaker, 71 Bernard street 
Wilson Benjamin, wheelwright, Brooomhill 
Wilson Benj. rolling mill manager, 48 Hallcar terrace 
Wilson Benj. shoe knife, &c. manfr ; house 45 Chester street 
Wilson Benj. optician (j.) 78 Division street 
Wilson Caroline, straw hat maker, 25 Hereford street 
Wilson Charles, rag and smallware dealer, 79 Trippet lane 
Wilson Charles, currier and leather cutter, 119 Barker's pool 
Wilson Charles, pen blade maker, 176 Eyre street 
Wilson Christopher, boot and shoe maker, 31 Pinstone street 
Wilson and Co. snuff manufacturers, Sharrow milk 
Wilson David, confectioner, 26 Union street 

Wilson Edmund Skidmore, watchmaker, 47 King st ; h Hanover st 
Wilson Edward, chemist and druggist, 160 South street 
Wilson Mrs Elizabeth, 101 Hanover street 
Wilson Enoch, tailor, Little Sheffield 

Wilson Frederick Wm. solicitor, 2 Surrey street ; h WTiirlow House 
Wilson and Frith, shoe, butcher, &c. knife mfrs. 45 Chester street 



240 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Wilson Geo. tobacco and snuff mfr. 19 High st; h Sharrow mills 

Wilson George, linen draper and silk mercer, 67 Market place 

Wilson Geo. table knife, &c. mfr; h 48 St George's sq. Charlotte st 

Wilson George, shopkeeper, 41 Johnson street 

Wilson George, shoemaker, 97 Granville street 

Wilson George, cowkeeper, court 40 Harvest lane 

Wilson George, engraver, 176 Rockingham street 

Wilson Hannah, shopkeeper, 7 Coulston street 

Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, merchants, and steel, file, and saw 

mfrs. 1 Arundel lane, and tilters, rollers, &c. Beeley works 
Wilson Misses, 27 Talbot street 
Wilson Henry, confectioner, 37 Westbar 
Wilson Henry, vict. Blue Boy, 41 Shepherd street 
Wilson Henry, edgetool manager, 22 Effingham lane 
Wilson Hugh, blacksmith and beerhouse, Little Sheffield 
Wilson Isaac, earthenware dealer, 67 Tenter street 
Wilson Henry, snuff manfr ; house Sharrow head 
Wilson Mr James, 103 Hollis croft 

Wilson Jas. solicitor, and law clerk to Cutlers' Co ; h Highfield House 
Wilson James, policeman, 84 South street, Park 
Wilson James, vict. Old Barrel, 75 Peacroft 
Wilson John and Son, shoe, butcher, bread, cook, palette, putty, and 

farrier's knife and butcher's steel mfrs. 30 Sycamore street, and steel 

tilters, Loooley Glass Tilt, (corporate mark— foil?* pepper corns and 

a diamond— thus, £$♦) house 24 Brook hill 
Wilson Mr John, Spring place, Convent walk 
Wilson John, whitesmith, bell hanger, gas fitter, and ironmonger, 50 

Fargate 
Wilson John, saddler, 87a. West street 
Wilson John, shopkeeper, 159 Upper Edward street 
Wilson John, watch and clock maker, 37 South street 
Wilson John, silversmith, (j.) 17 Suffolk road 

Wilson John, optical glass grinder, Pond wheel ; h 80 Talbot street 
Wilson John, hairdresser and tobacconist, 46| Snighill 
Wilson John, springknife manfr. 35 West Norwich street 
Wilson Jonathan, joiner and wheelwright, New Haymarket ; house 

129 South street, Park 
Wilson Mrs Joseph, snuff manfr ; house Clifford, Sharrow 
Wilson Joseph and Henry, snuff mfrs. JVestbrook mill, Sharroiv head 
Wilson Joseph, saw, &c. manufacturer; house 45 Fitzwilliam street 
Wilson Joseph, supervisor, 52 Nursery street 
Wilson Joseph, Bousfield, clerk, Shrewsbury road 
Wilson Joseph, shopkeeper, Little Sheffield 
Wilson Joseph, shoemaker, Beehive lane 
Wilson Knowlton, M.D. surgeon, 1 Porter street 
Wilson Joshua, hair seating and curled hair mfr. 116 Pond street 
Wilson Mary, dressmaker, 46 Bridge street 
Wilson Matthew, grocer and tea dealer, 83 South street 
Wilson Peter, vict. White Horse, 18 Effingham street 
Wilson Peter, shopkeeper, Carr lane 

Wilson Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 1 07 Granville street 
Wilson Samuel, vict. Barleycorn, 36 Coalpit lane 



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Wilson Samuel, warehouseman, 17 Arundel street 

Wilson Samuel, combmaker, court 48 Eldon street 

Wilson Sarah, shopkeeper, 37 South street, Park 

Wilson and Schofield, saw, calico web, busk, spring steel, graining 

comb, &c. manufacturers, 140 Rockingham lane 
Wilson Simon, gent. Hanover buildings, Hanover street 
Wilson and Southern, table, shoe, bread and butcher knife, &c. mfrs; 

cutlery dealers and steel refiners, Wheeldon works, 239 Solly st 
Wilson Thos. and Co. ironmasters and steel converters and refiners, 

Kilnhurst forge ; James Allen, agent, 47 Queen street 
Wilson Thos. and Co. steel converters and iron and brass founders, 

&c. Eagle Foundry, Norwich street ; house Belmonte 
Wilson Thomas, grocer and confectioner, 57 Wicker 
Wilson Thomas, rag & bone dlr. and whitemetal ware mfr. 90 Tenter st 
Wilson Thomas, cowkeeper, 91 Duke street, Park 
Wilson Thos. cooper & packing case mkr. 20 Castle st ; h 15 Geo. st 
Wilson Thomas, coal leader, court 85 Bowden street 
Wilson Thomas, boot and shoe agent, 8 High street 
Wilson Thomas, grocer and corn and flour dealer, 38 South street 
Wilson Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Red croft row 

Wilson Thomas, ironmonger, and wire, metal, &c. dealer, 1 Wicker 
Wilson Thomas, salesman, William street 
Wilson Thomas Roebuck, silversmith, 105 Broomhall street 
Wilson Wm. snuff manufacturer ; house Sharroiv mills 
Wilson Wm. grocer and flour dealer, 183 Eyre street 
Wilson Wm. vict. and shopkeeper, Hawthorne, 23 Parkhill lane 
Wilson Wm. drug, &c. merchant, 66 Eyre street 
Wilson Wm, silversmith, 175 Fitzwilliam street 
Wilson Wm. iron founder, &c; house 19 Talbot street 
Wilson Wm. bone haft and scale cutter and beerhs. 24 Westbar gn 
Wilson Wm. spindle maker, and Lucy, dressmaker, 12 Cross Chapel st 
Wilson Wright, surgeon, 16 Dixon lane * 

Wilson, Younge, and Pierson, solicitors, 11 East parade 
Wilson Wm. wood turner, Wadsley ; house York place 
Winder John Hathalthwaite, mert. and file and steel mfr. Royds works 
Windle Henry, cowkeeper, 140 Broomhall street 
Windle Joseph, table knife manufacturer, 22 Lambert street 
Windle Samuel, gentleman, 153 Brook place 
Wing James, joiner ; house 48 Norwich street, Park 
Wing John, bookkeeper, Westbank place 
Wing Michael and Joseph, file manufacturers, Brownell street 
Wing Michael ; house 65 Jericho st || Joseph, h 89 Wentworth ter 
Wing Mr Samuel, Nursery street 

Wing Thomas, grocer and flour dealer, 30 Netherthorpe place 
Wing Wm. steel refiner, 40 Hollis croft 
Wing Wm. carver and wood turner, 4 Burgess street 
Wingfield Charles, pork butcher, 58 Division street 
Wingfield Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Hanover square 

Wingfield John, merchant and manufacturer; house 151 Solly street 
Wingfield Wm. traveller, (Mrs. straw hat maker,) 52 Trafalgar st 
Winter Margaret, scissor and razor mfr. and shopkeeper, 34 Smith st 
Winter Peter, shoemaker, 38 Hollis croft 

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242 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 

Winter Robert, scissor manufacturer, 9 Copper street 

Winter Wm. joiner, Cleveland row, Philadelphia 

Winterbottom Jph. wood turner and buff & glazier manufacturer, court 

16 Bailey street ; house 87 Rockingham street 
Winterbottom Joseph, letter carrier, Victoria cottage, Philadelphia 
Winterbottom Samuel, bone haft and scale cutter, 22 Little Pond st 
Winterbottom Thos. oil cloth mfr. & earthenware dlr. 139 South st. P. 
Winterburn Mrs Ann and Miss Elizabeth, Botanical gardens 
Winteringham Robt. vict. Bees' Wing Tavern, 34 Hartshead 
Witheford Benjamin, letter carrier, Ecclesall New road 
Witheford Edwin, file manfr. Balm green ; house 29 Clarence street 
Witheford John, postman to Norton, &c. 93 Milton street 
Withers Benjamin, gentleman, Clarkhouse lane 
Withington George, shopkeeper, 5 Scotland street 
Wolf Frederick, pork butcher, 20 Castle street 

Wolstenholme Alfred, academy, 52 Furnival street ; h 74 Leadmill rd 
Wolstenholme John, beerhouse, New Thomas street, Bramall lane 
Wolstenholme Jph. Britannia metal and German silver ware, &c. manu- 
facturer, 31 Broad street 
Wolstenholme Joseph, file manufacturer, 42 Leicester street 
Wolstenholme Jph. agent to Masbrd' Glass IVorks ; h 49 Andrew st 
Wolstenholme Joseph Robt. glass cutter, (j.) 9 Serjeant's row 
Wolstenholme My. Ann, straw hat maker, and Clementina, school, 79 

Granville street 
Wolstenholme Samuel, tailor and hardware dealer, 1 6 Westbar green 
Wolstenholme Thomas, eating house, 70 Westbar 
Wolstenholme Thos. baker & confectioner, 129 West st. & 16 South st 
Wolstenholme Thomas, bricklayer, 30 Clarence street, Portmahon 
Womack Lucy, straw hat maker, 42 Stanley street 
Womersley George, furniture broker, 78 Edward street 
Wood and Atkinson, merchants, and table, butcher, and shoe knife 

and heel plate manufacturers, 110 Rockingham street 
Wood Benjamin, cooper, 33 Leecroft 

Wood Benj. & Co. pen and pocket knife mfrs. Castle hill ; h 6 Redhill 
Wood Benjamin, jun. cutlery manfr; house Crookes moor 
Wood Daniel, edgetool, manfr ; house 54 Talbot street 
Wood Geo. Augustus, butcher, 21 2 Gibraltar st ; h 53 Watery street 
Wood George, vict. Burn's Tavern, 10 Townhead street 
Wood George, clerk, 17 Monmouth street 
Wood George, shoemaker, 24 Cumberland street 
Wood Hy. soap, vinegar, hop, &c. agent, 95 Fargate ; h Western bank 
Wood Hugh, surgeon, 6 Norfolk street 
Wood James and Benjamin, boiler makers and whitesmiths, 137 Duke 

street, Park ; house 114 High street, Park 
Wood James, whitesmith, court 7 Angel street; h 60 Hermitage st 
Wood John, herring and fruit dlr. 58 Leicester street, and Green 'mkt 
Wood John, tailor, 8 Orchard lane 
Wood John, shopkeeper, 33 Backfields 

Wood John, merchant & manufacturer ; house 110 Rockingham street 
Wood John, brick maker, Sylvester gardens 
Wood John, bookkeeper, Daisy bank 
Wood Joseph, cutlery dealer, 61 Campo lane 



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Wood Jonathan, iron founder, 15 Millsands 

Wood Mary, shopkeeper, 64 Bailey street 

Wood Robert, dyer, 20 Wicker 

Wood & Rollett, mark makers, 3 Campo lane 

Wood Samuel, table knife manufacturer, 107 Thomas street 

Wood Samuel, cowkeeper, 11 Spring street 

Wood Susanna, ladies' school, 52 Bramall lane 

Wood Mr- Thomas, 17 Red hill 

Wood Thomas, auctioneer and public house agent, 43 Queen street 

Wood Thomas, whitesmith, locksmith, &c, 14 Bow street 

Wood Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 Watson walk 

Wood William, mark maker ; house court 5 Beet street 

Wood William, vict. Cross Daggers, 50 Westbar green 

Wood William, pawnbroker, 10 Hartshead 

Wood William, joiner and cabinet maker, 30 Andrew street 

Wood Wm, spring knife manufacturer, ct 5 Lambert st ; h Russell st 

Wood William, shoemaker, 43 Weigh lane 

Wood William, grocer and flour dealer, 29 Bridgehouses 

Wood "William, shoemaker, 23 Stanley street 

Woodcock George, butcher, Chapel street 

Woodcock Henry, silversmith, 110 Pyebank 

Woodcock John, vict. Fox and Duck, Bridgehill, Pitsmoor 

Woodcock John, jun. seedsman, 19 Bridgehouses 

Woodcock John RatclifTe, accountant & collector, 28 Workhouse croft 

Woodcock John, shopkeeper, 143 Hammond street 

Woodcock Joseph, brush manufacturer ; house 14 Norfolk street 

Woodcock Joseph, St. George's National School, Beet street 

Woodcock Luke and Thomas, merchants, pearl and ivory carvers and 

engravers, & table knife, spring knife, razor, &c. manufacturers, 14 

Howard street ; house Fernley place 
Woodcock Melling, hairdresser and perfumer, 68 Westbar 
Woodcock Richard, fender manfr. 62 Broad st; h 42 Hallcar terrace 
Woodcock Richard, butcher, 35 Broad street 
Woodcock Robert, shopman, 54 Carver street 
Woodcock Saml. & Sons, brush mfrs. & importers of hides, skins, and 

Russia produce, 38 Change alley ; and timber and mahogany 

merchants, Ponds 
Woodcock Thomas, shopkeeper & spring knife mfr. 90 High street, P. 
Woodcock Thomas, merchant and manufacturer ; house Fernley place 
Woodcock William, tailor, (j.) 13 Duke street Park 
Woodcroft John, merchant & mfr ; h Bennett Grange, Upper Hallam 
Woodhead David, railway guard, 6 Hallcar place 
Woodhead George, butcher, 104 Fitzwilliam street 
Woodhead Henry, tailor, 30 Hartshead 

Woodhead Geo. & Hartley Joshua, spring knife, &c.mfrs. 7 Lambert st 
Woodhead John, mason and builder, 141 Portobello street 
Woodhead Joseph, joiner and builder, 9 Wentworth street 
Woodhead Richard, silversmith, 156 Fitzwilliam street 
Woodhead Robert, shoemaker, 24 Earl street 
Woodhead Samuel, shopkeeper, 165 Granville street 
Woodhead Sarah, vict. King's Head Inn, 3 Change alley 
Woodhead William Wright, solicitor, 80 Fruitmarket; house Pisgah 



244 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Woodhouse Elizabeth, dressmaker, 73 Granville street 

Woodhouse & Caterer, merchants, and steel, saw, spiral cutter, ledger 

blade, tobacco knife, &c. manufacturers, Brook fVorks, Brook street 
Woodhouse Rev Charles Wright, M.A., assistant curate of St James', 

Glossop road 
Woodhouse Charles, mason, 14 Coalpit lane 

Woodhouse James, merchant & table knife manfr. 175 Rockingham st 
Woodhouse John, shoemaker, 60 Allen street 
Woodhouse John, tailor, 12 Nursery lane 

Woodhouse George, wood turner, ct 93 Fargate ; h 91 Milton terrace 
Woodhouse Mrs Mary, saw, &c. manufacturer ; h Sprinfield place 
Woodruff James, shopman, 142 Fitzwilliam street 
Woodward George, tobacconist, 86 Burgess street, Union street 
Woodward John, vict. Rose and Crown, 21 Paternoster row 
Woodward and Lockwood, ivory and wood turners, and teapot handle 

manufacturers, 62 Orchard street 
Woodward Samuel, ivory and wood turner ; house 9 Division street 
Woodward Wm. steel melter and nail dealer, 13 Duke street, Park 
Woodward William, groom, 11 St Philip's road, Brookhill 
Woofindin Alfred, horn & stag presser, & bone, &c. dlr. 151 Fitzwm. st 
Woofindin Mrs Elizabeth, 19 Regent street 
"Woofindin James, carver, gilder, and dealer in artists' materials, 86 

Fargate ; house Gloucester street 
Woofindin Verdon, diesinker and chaser, 151 Fitzwilliam street 
Woofindin Vincent, horn presser and dealer in bones, horns, &c. 72 

Wellington street 
Woolhouse Amelia, shopkeeper, 77 Tenter street 
Woolhouse Fredk. grocer & seed, hop, & oil mert. 29 Old Haymarket 
Woolhouse George, grocer and tea dealer, 9 Old Haymarket 
Woolhouse James, coal dealer, yard 154 Duke street, Park 
Woolhouse Joseph, lancet manufacturer, 25 Smith street 
Woolhouse Joseph, time keeper, Sheaf Works, Park 
Woolhouse Julius George, Westbar green 
Woolhouse Mrs Mary, 198 West street 
Woolhouse Samuel, lancet maker, 63 Campo lane 
Woolhouse Thomas, shopkeeper, 243 Upper Allen street 
Woolhouse Wm. Henry, collector of poor rates, 198 Portland place 
Woolhouse William, policeman, Grove street, Hillfoot 
Wooliam Thomas, linen draper and hosier, 11 Campo lane 
Woollen Ann, vict. Blue Boar, 26 Westbar 
Woollen Charles, shopman, High hill terrace, Fox street 
Woollen Geo. Hawke, miller & flour dlr. 33 Church st & Rivelin Mill 
Woollen George, shopkeeper, 31 Netherthorpe 
Woollen James, wood haft turner and presser, 141 Matilda street 
Woollen Jonathan, bone haft and scale cutter, 127 Gibraltar street 
Woollen Jonathan, diesinker, ct 1 New Church st; house Fox street 
Woolley James, tobacconist & mfr. 15 High st ; h 107 Norfolk street 
Woollin Jonathan, gentleman, Crookes moor side 
Wooton Mrs Martha, 84 Leadmill road 

Worrall George, needle, &c. manufacturer^ house 38 Snital hill 
Worrall, Hallam, & Co. mfrs. of needles, hackle & gill pins, hackles, 

gills, &c, Needle Works, 51 Effingham street 



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Worrall Joseph, revit punch makers, 17 Bailey street 

Worrall William, needle, &c, manufacturer ; h 36 Effingham street 

Worrall William, silver plate manufacturer ; house 305 Infirmary road 

Worth David, rope and twine spinner, 38 Bernard street 

Worth and Frith, architects and surveyors, 46 High street 

Worth Henry, joiner and builder, 9 Eldon street ; h 64 Hanover street 

Worth Samuel, architect, &c ; house 5 St George's terrace 

Wortley Mr David, Somerville terrace, Whitehouse lane 

Wortley James, bookkeeper, 12 Grove row, Hillfoot 

Wortley John, traveller, 53 Wentworth terrace 

Wortley Joshua, iron, steel, &c. dealer ; house 121 Westbar 

Wostenholm Geo. & Son, merchants, and table, pen, and pocket knife 

mfrs. 124 Rockingham st ; h The Mount and Cherrytree hill 
Wostenholm Hannah, dress and straw hat maker, 86 Division street 
Wostenholm John Jubb, razor manufacturer, 109 Fitzwilliam street 
Wostenholm Jph. & Co. razor, table knife, &c. manufacturer, 14 Steel- 
house lane ; house 137 Meadow street 
Wostenholm Mr Joseph ; court 94 Backfields 
Wostenholm Wilfred, grocer and flour dealer, 99 Meadow street 
Wragg Charles, grocer, flour dealer, and agent for Jackson's Devon- 
shire cider, 33 Broad lane 
Wragg James, shopkeeper, Crookes 

Wragg John, spring knife manufacturer and beerhouse, 260 Solly st 
Wragg John, spring knife manufacturer, 38 Furnace hill 
Wragg John, cabinet maker, 149 Broomhall street 
Wragg John, beerhouse, Crab Tree, 121 Scotland street 
Wragg John, shopkeeper, 25 Thomas street 
Wragg John, ginger beer maker, 22 Broad lane 
Wragg Jonathan, horn, buck, and stag cutter, 36 Lee croft 
Wragg Joseph, file manufacturer, 70 Eyre street, and 1 Charles lane 
W r ragg Matthew, shopkeeper, 93 Duke street, Park 
"Wragg Mrs Ruth, 24 Norwich street 
Wragg Samuel, spring knife manufacturer, 24 Furnace hill 
Wragg Samuel, basket maker, Wood grove, Hillfoot 
Wragg Samuel Christopher, spring knife manfr. 40 Furnace hill 
Wragg Mrs Sarah, upholstress, 4 Union street 
Wragg Thomas, beerhouse, Miners' Arms, The Manor 
Wragg Thomas, spring knife manfacturer, Crookes moor 
Wragg Wm, old clothes dealer, 30 Pinfold street 
W r ragg Wm. scissor grinder, 131 Fitzwilliam street 
Wrangham Bartlett and Co., steel mfrs. and iron and steel merchants, 

20 Furnival street ; {furnaces 33 Holly st ;) h Hanover square 
Wrangham Thomas, bookkeeper, 145 West street 
Wreaks Charles, scissor maker, 53 Carver street 
Wreaks Miss Ellen, postmistress, 23 Angel street 
Wreaks George Daniel, druggist, 3 Angel st ; h 60 Suffolk road 
Wreaks John, assistant sec. to Sheffield Fire Office ; house Norton 
Wreaks Thomas, gentleman, yard 19 High street 
Wreaks Wm. shear, nipper, plier, &c. manfr. 35 Broomhall street 
Wrigglesworth William, file manager; house Millhouses 
Wright Alfred and Frederick, modellers & designers, Fernley place 
Wright David, opitician, 72 Fargate 

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246 SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Wright George, spring knife mfr. Washington wks ; h 16 West John In 

Wright George, joiner and wheelwright, 103 Trafalgar street 

Wright George, wood turner and chair maker, 39 School croft 

Wright Hannah, staymaker, 8 Furnival street 

Wright Jacob, patten and clog maker, 246 Solly street 

Wright James, vict. Hare and Hounds, 51 Trinity street 

Wright James, shopkeeper, 64 Duke street, Park 

Wright James John, chemist and druggist, 15 Fargate 

Wright James, shopkeeper and bricklayer, 102 Granville street 

Wright James Farewell, surgeon, 8 Eyre street 

Wright John, steel busk, truss, and skate manfr. New George street 

Wright John, tailor, 39 Johnson street 

Wright John, shopkeeper, 1 00 Granville street 

Wright John, beerhouse, Golden Fleece, court 80 Fruit market 

W right John, vict. Bay Horse, Pitsmoor 

Wright John, pie maker and grinder, 43 Orchard street 

Wright John and Joseph Robert, pawnbrokers, 47 Broad lane 

Wright Joseph and Co., veterinary forge, 46 Norfolk street 

Wright Miss Mary Ann, Upperthorpe 

Wright Mrs Mary, Spring terrace, Glossop road 

Wright Mary, dressmaker, 44 Stanley street 

Wright Mark, pen and pocket knife mfr. 55 Newcastle street 

Wright Mrs Mary, lodgings, 15 Coalpit lane 

Wright Rev Peter, academy, 11 Gell street 

Wright Peter Woolfe, brush mfr. & E. A. dressmkr. 44 Shepherd st 

Wright Robert, shoemaker, 2 Howard lane 

W right Thomas, pawnbroker; house 115 Westbar 

Wright Thomas, saw, steel busk, and skate manfr. Highfield 

Wright Thomas Scamadine, corn factor, 65 Occupation road 

Wright Wm. day and boarding school, Howard hill, Steel bank 

Wright William, Temperance Hotel, 5*] Thomas street 

Wright Wm. plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, 38 Westbar 

Wright Wm. commission agent, &c; house Western bank 

Wright Wm. hair dresser, broker, and umbrella mfr. 65 Tenter street 

Wright Wm. joiner, cabinet maker, and shopkr. 19 Coalpit lane 

Wright Wm. shoemaker, Hyde Park side 

Wright William, farmer, The Edge 

Wright William, wood turner, 27 Wellington street 

Wright William, beerhouse keeper, Neepsend 

Wroe Charles, vict. Rawson's Arms, 85 Tenter street 

Wroe Sarah, shopkeeper and coal dealer, 47 Lambert street 

Wroot Israel, pawnbroker, 12 Union street 

Wynn Alfred and Edward, comb manufacturers, Surrey Works, 121 
Granville street 

Wynn Edward, comb manufacturer ; house 48 Suffolk road 

Wynn Wm. vict. Acorn, 264 Shales moor 

Yates Charles, shopkeeper, 70 Silver street head 

Yates Mrs Ellen, widow, 36 Chester street 

Yates James, grocer and flour dealer, Glossop road 

Yates John, file manager, 15 Henry street, Park 

Yates John, shoemaker, 6 Blonk street 

Yates Joshua, table knife manufacturer, 35 Howard street 



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Yeardley and Armitage, pawnbrokers, 1 1 Broad st. & 52 Westbar 

Yeardley Edwin Davies, pawnbroker ; house Middleivood 

Yeardley George, grocer and flour dealer, 274 Shales moor 

Yeardley Joseph, vict. Sportsman, Pitsmoor 

Yelland Wm. cowkeeper, 270 Rockingham street 

Yeomans James, gov. of Ecclesall Union Workhs. & h 46 Hallcar ter 

Yeomans John, mert. and table knife, &c. manufacturer, 79 Arundel 

street ; house Beech hill, Park 
Yeomans John, jun. solicitor, 45 Norfolk st ; house Beech hill, Park 
Yeomans Richard, spindle, &c. rafr ; h Throstle Grove, Pitsmoor 
Youdan Thomas, beerhouse keeper, 28 Broad street 
Youle Ann, grocer and flour dealer, 26 Stanley street 
Youle Henry, butcher, 11 Shambles, and cutler, Lamb hill 
Youle Wm. baker and confectioner, 22 Westbar 
Young Henry, gig and horse letter, 73 Pond street 
Young James, painter, 126 Carver street 
Young John, beerhouse, 17 Castle green 

Young James, National schoolmr. Carver st ; h 30 Regent terrace 
Younge Charles Frederick, jeweller, silver & plated ware and cutlery 

dealer, gold and silversmith, ironmonger, &c. 33 High street 
Younge George, Esq. Sheaf House, Bramall lane 
Younge George, shop and beerhouse keeper, 174 Broomhall street 
Younge John, tailor, 44 Townhead street 
Younge Mr Matthew, Bumgreave road 
Younge Robert, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, 3 Old Haymarket ; 

and silver and metal roller, Clough bauk ; house Greystones 
Younge Samuel, solicitor ; house Lower Edge, Totley road 
Younge Samuel, traveller, 206 West street 
Younge William, Esq. Endcliffe terrace 
Younger John, plasterer, &c. Norrisfield 



SHEFFIELD CLASSIFICATION 

OF 

TRADES & PROFESSIONS. 



ACADEMIES. 
Those Marked 1, are Gents y , and 2, 
Ladies' Boarding fy Day Schools ; 
3, Infant Schools ; 4, Teachers of 
Languages; 5, Dancing; and 6, 
Wesley an Day Schools 

1 Abraham J. H., F.L.S., 2 Milk st 

2 Abraham Eliza, Holy Green Hs 



3 Allen George, School street, P. 
3 Allison Eliz., Sharrow moor 
Allwood Eliza, Ecclesall New rd 
Ash Misses, 75 Broomspring lane 
Atkjn Matthew, Crookes 
Bacchus Thomas, 4 Chapel street 
Badger Thomas J. 66 Pond st 
5 Barker G. T. 19 Westfield terrace 



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Barker Robert, 58 Harvest lane 
Booth B. S. 64 Fitzwilliam street 
Bowling Richard, 69 Suffolk road 
Boys 1 Charity, Stephen Wardle, 13 

East parade 
2 Bradley Mrs & Miss, Greno Lodge 
2 Brady M. & R. 165 Western bank 
Brodie W. 159 Portobello street 
Brownell M. A. 106 Pye bank 
Burgin Miss Sarah, Broom hill 
Burley Hannah, 134 Eldon street 
2 Burton Mrs. Grenoside House 
Burton Misses M. & A. 117 West st 
2 Cadman & Law, 61 Arundel st 
Carr Richard, 163 Rockingham st 
Catholic School, Michael Dignam & 

Ann Hudson, 14 Surrey street 
Charles A. F. 12 School st lane, P. 
Charlesworth Robert, 25 Tudor st 
CluleyMiss,fi^rawm^,^26Clarence st 
Collegiate School, Ecclesali New rd. 
Rev G.A. Jacob, M.A. principal ; 
Rev Geo. Sandford, M.A. vice- 
principal ; J. Bell, B.A. mathe- 
matical; W. D. Prior, writing ; 
Mons. Plisson, French ; Mons. 
Fuchslin, German; & H.Thomp- 
son, drawing master 
Dawson Mrs E. 44 Charlotte st 
Dobson Mrs Mary, 10 Charles st 
2 D' Aubney A. M., Hallcar ter 
Eadon Saml. M.A.&F.R.S. Eldon st 
Ebenezer Infant and Girls' Schools, 
H. Wardrobe & Ann Bradshaw, 
Ebenezer street 
Elliott Hanh. & Emma, 92 Broad In 
Faris William, Stanley street 
Farnsworth Albert, North Church st 
Farren Elizabeth, 12 Hawley croft 
Fearn Eliz. S. 41 Occupation road 
1, 4 Flory Henry C. Myrtle Spring 

4 Fochlender W. 235 Glossop road 
6 Ford James, Brunswick chapel 
Fox Mary, 15 Duke street 

Fox Sarah, 38 Smith street 

Free Writing, Uj. Wild, 18 School eft 

5 Fritche John, 15 Victoria street 
4 Fuchslin R. 203 Bath buildings 
Gibbons Eliza, Norfolk terrace 
Gibson Harriet, 53 Suffolk road 
Girls' Charity School, My. Goodine, 

15 St James' row 
Girt Eliz. 57 Wentworth terrace 
Gladwell Mrs & Miss, 54 Suffolk rd 
Grammar School, Charlotte street, 

Rev P. Bo wen, M.A. headmaster ; 

G. Collier, second master 



2 Green H. C. & M., Broom parade 
2 Grindrod Mrs & Misses Manwar- 

ing, Belfie Id House 
Hale Mary, 4 Union buildings 
Hall Miss Hannah, 10 Westlield ter 
Hall Thomas, 32 Coalpit lane 
6 Hambleton Samuel, Red hill 
2 Hardesty E. S. & Sister, West bk 
Harrison Eliz. A., Shrewsbury road 
Hawkin Eliza Ann, 27 Eyre street 
6 Hayes Adam, Red hill 
Haywood Mary, 24 Brocco street 
2 Haslehurst and Swanwick, 14 Vic- 
toria street 
Heald Ann, 103 Fitzwilliam street 
Hebblethwaite Edw., Paradise sq 
Hewitt John S., Ecclesali New rd 
Hollis's Hospital School, G. H. Hob- 
son, 2 Newhall street 
Hoyland Mrs Eliz. 22 Gell street 
Hudson Ann M. 17 St Philip's ter 
lllingworth Joseph, 131 Thomas st 
6 Jackson Mary Esther, Chapel walk 
Jessop Misses B. and H. Spring ter 
Johnson Miss Frances, 68 Eyre st 
2 Kettle Mrs E., Rock Hs. Rock st 
Lancasterian Schools, Gibraltar st. 

Win. Ashley & Hannah Hurst 
Lancasterian Infant Schools, Richd* 
& My. Matthews, Bowling gn. st 
2 Law Misses, Western bank 
2 Lewis Misses, Claremont place 
Lee Hy. (National,) Sharrow head 
2 Lodge Mrs Jane, 1 Victoria st 
Lyle George & Ann, Pitsmoor 
Mager John, Shrewsbury road 
4 Meot de Montmusard Mons. 23 

Westfield terrace 
Morton Sarah, 92 Division street 
National Schools : James Young and 
Sar. Laycock, Carver st ; Chas. 
and Ellen Re veil, Hermitage st ; 
Hy. Bloor, Sarah Dickinson, and 
Hannah Kay, Hoyle st ; J. Wood- 
cock, St George's; James Brown 
& Mrs Jukes, St Paul's, Charles 
st ; Selina D ung worth, Gar den st ; 
Jas. Foster, St James' , Eldon st; 
Jas. Hatfield, Park ; Jas. Barton, 
Pitsmoor ; J. Collier and Caroline 
Kingston, Sharrow head; & Ann 
Guest, Greystones 
4 Nelkenstrauch E. A. 83 West st 
2 Nowill Mrs W. Steel bank 
2 Oates Mrs. Broom villa, Glossop rd 
Parker Joseph & Mary, Crookes 



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6 Parkin Wm. and Hannah, Allen 

street School 
People's College, Orchard st ; Rev R. 

S. Bayley, F.S. A. principal 

4 Plisson Gabriel, 207 Bath buildgs 
Preston Bridget, 83 Rockingham st 
4Pycock John P. 10 Sycamore st 
Raynor Thomas, 12 George street 
2 Rhodes Misses, Wilkinson street 
Richardson Alethea, 147 Duke st.P. 
Richardson Rd. IV. 359 South st. P. 
Roberts Misses H. C. and E. 221 

Portobello street 
2 Roebuck Mary Ann, Pitsmoor 
Rotherham Sus. 48 Clarence st. Ptm 
Sansom Joseph, 30 Pea croft 

5 Saunders Geo. L. 32 High street 
School of Design, Bath saloon ; Hy. 

Spratt, master 
Scott Alice, 223 Portobello street 
5 Seale Wm. 306 Shales moor 
Sellers Thomas, School street, Park 
2 Shaw Caroline, 93 Arundel street 
Shaw Joshua, George st. Phila 
Shaw Susan, 114 Rockingham lane 
2Shuttleworth & Tinsdill, Highfield 

terrace 
Simmonite W. J. 60 St George's sqr 
2 Smith Mrs Ellen, Crookes 
Smith Emma, Convent walk 
Smith Misses Lydia and Lucy, 3 

Victoria street 
Smith Misses, 35 Wilkinson street 
Tasker Rev J.&Mrs.31Westneld ter 
Taylor Misses M.A. & J.C., Clark st 
5 Taylor John, 77 Suffolk road 
5 Taylor Wm. 66 Harvest lane 
Thompson Robert, (drawing,) 159 

Portobello street 
Towers Misses, Wentworth place 
2 Tozer My. Ann, 7 Victoria street 
2 Trickett and Edwards, St Philip's 

road, Portmahon 
5 Trown John, ct 2 Carver street 
5 Tunaley Mr., Music Hall,& Derby 
2 Turner Harriet, Sharrow head 
"Webster Mrs Jane, Broomspring In 
Wesley College, Glossop road ; Rev 

John Manners, AM. head master; 

Rev Thos, Howarth, B.A. second 

master; Messrs W. Aldom, J. K. 

Dall, H. Jefferson, G. Elam, H. 

T. Stowe, and H. Parkin, tutors ; 

MonsMeot, French; Mons Nel- 

kenstrauch, German, fyc ; H. P. 

Parker, drawing ; Mr Jones, mu- 



sic master ; and Rev S. D.Waddy, 
governor and chaplain 
3 Westbrook John & Ann, Watery st 
2 Wever Miss, Upperthorpe House 
1 Wilkinson George, Broomhall 
Wolstenholme Alfred, 52 Furnival st 
Wood Susanna, 52 Bramall lane 
1 Wright Rev Peter, Gell street 
1 Wright Wm. Howard hill 
ACCOUNTANTS, 
(Collectors of Rents, Debts, fyc.) 
Beckett Jph. & Suns, \6 Norfolk rw 
Beet Wm. C. 25 Pinfold street 
Brook Joseph, Infirmary road 
Buxton Jonathan, 77 Button lane 
Clayton Wm. Hy. 22 Paradise sq 
Clayton Septimus, 35 Campo lane 
Cowley Wm. 7 Orange street 
Craggs Benj. 16 Doke street 
Dey W. C. 78 Norfolk street 
Evans Thomas, 5 Campo lane 
Field John, yard 64 High street 
Fisher John, 1 Cheney square 
Foote W. W. 35 Norfolk street 
Gascoigne J. H. 15 St James' st 
Gillott Wm. 30 Change alley 
Harben Henry, (author of "Dis- 
count Guide,'') 27 High street 
Hatfield G. M. 27 Division street 
Hill Riley, 107 Meadow street 
Hodgson John, 108 Broomhall st 
Hyde John, 84 Norfolk street 
Ironside Sajpl. & Son, 22 Bank st 
Jackson James, 156 West street 
Jarvis John, 19 Milk street 
Jepson J. C. 15 Watson walk 
Kirk Joseph, 33 Victoria street 
Micklethwait Harry, 15 StJames'rw 
Mitchell Joseph, 7 Division street 
Mitchell Samuel, 8 Campo lane 
Muncaster Richard, 10 George st 
Rawlins Benj. 11 Carver street 
Roberts John B. 9 Bank street 
Rutherford John, 253 Aruudel st 
Schofield J. B. 15 Broomspring In 
Shaw Jas. F. 1 Workhouse croft 
Smales John B. 20 Carver street 
Smilter John, 11 Milk street 
Smith Chas. E. Hartshead 
Smith Henry Joseph, 52 North st 
Smith Ebenezer, 1 Bank street 
Smith John, 7 Mulberry street 
Styring Henry, 8 Change alley 
Tingle Matthew, 77 Broomhall st 
Toothill John, 37 Carver street 
Wall Philip, 51 Suffolk road 
Warburton & Crosland, 1 George st 



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White James, 188 West*street 
Woodcock J. R. 28 Workhouse croft 

AGENTS. (COMMISSION) 
(See also Accountants, Auctioneers, 

Stock fy Share Brokers, Sfc.) 
Beaumont P., Canal Warehouse 
Cobby W. (shipping) Railway Statu 
Earle Robert (shipping) Canal bldgs 
Garton & Wright, ct 28 High st 
Gibson W. (salt) 45 Exchange st 
Harben Henry, 27 High street 
Kirk Jph. (land, &c.) 33 Victoria st 
Napier James, 15 Old Haymarket 
Skidmore Benj. 10 New Haymarket 
Wharam G. (shipping) Canal 
White Wm. (shipping) Furnival rd 
Wood H. (soap, vinegar, hop, &c.) 

95 Fargate 
ANYIL, VICE, &c. MANFRS. 
Armitage M. & H. & Co. Mouse- 
hole forge 
Binney Thomas, 48 Holly street 
Brookes Wm. & Son, (vice) 29 Rock- 
ingham lane 
Case James, court 8 Union lane 
Fawcett & Hadfield, Sheldon street 
Haukrigg Joseph, 65 Duke st. Park 
Jenkinson Thomas, 65 Porter street 
Jenkinson Wm. court 8 Union lane 
Oates James, 42 Button lane 
Parker Wm. 2 Forge lane 
Sanderson Joseph, 28 Wicker 

ARCHITECTS. 
Falding E. 24 Mount Zion buildings 
Flockton Wm., Victoria buildings, 

29 Fargate 
Foster George, 168 West street 
Harrison James, 11 Arundel street 
Mitchell Joseph, 18 Norfolk row 
Potter Robert, Queen's road, Park 
Sanderson Joseph, 47 Wicker 
Taylor B. B. 6 Geo. st. & Barnsley 
Unwin Charles, 51 Queen street 
Weightman & Hadfield, Corn Exch. 
Worth and Frith, 46 High street 

ARTISTS. 
(Marked * are Designers and Mo- 
dellers ; and the others Portrait , 
§•<?. Painters.) 
Barnes John, 95 Fitzwilliam street 
Bembridge John C. 130 West street 
Chadburn Brothers, Photographic 

Portrait Gallery, 26 Nursery st 
•Crawshaw James, 19 Tudor street 
Gray Thomas, Gray street, Fox st 
*Haywood Win., Netherthorpe 
Howard Thos. Birks, 103 Fitzwm. st 



Kitching Samuel F. 43 Trafalgar st 
Parker Henry P., Glossop road 
Paulson John, Hanover street 
Poole James, Shirley cottage 
*Smith Edwin, 105 Devonshire st 
•Spratt Henry, School of Design 
Thompson Hugh, Western bank 
Thompson Robert, Ranrnoor 
*Widdowson James, 20 Cornish st 
•Wright Alfred, Fernley place 
* Wright George, East view, Pisgah 

ATTORNEYS. 
Aldam Wm. H. 10 St James' row 
Badger Thos. (coroner and notary) 

12 Bank street, and Pother ham 
Bicklev Wm. 10 St James' street 
Bingley C. W. 30 Change alley 
Binney Wm. 18 Mulberry street 
Branson A. C. court 4 Fargate 
Branson Thomas, 12 St James' row 
Broadbent Chas. Edward, Bank st 
Brookfield & Gould, 4 Paradise sq 
Broomhead Hy. 17 North Church st 
Broomhead Hy. jun. 3 Hartshead 
Brown John and Son, Stamp office, 

1 St James' street 
Burbeary James, P. 8 Campo lane 
Chambers John, 47 Norfolk street 
Copeland John, jun. 22 Hartshead 
Dixon John, 20 Norfolk row 
Esam William, 4 Gloucester place 
EtchesWm. McConnell, 8 St Jas. rw 
Eyre Joseph John, 18 Bank street 
Fenton Joseph, 7 East parade 
Fernell Wm. B. 16 St James' street 
Foottit James, 19 Flat street 
Fretson Wm. 1 Paradise square 
Furniss Edward, 29 Church street 
Goodison Thomas, 20 George street 
Haywood, Bramley, and Gainsford, 

6 Paradise square 
Hoole Francis, 7 Meetinghouse In 
Knight Samuel, 11 Bank street 
Marshall Thomas, 16 St James' row 
Marples George, 34 Bank street 
Milner Wm. Pashley, 5 St James' st 
Palfreyman Luke, 9 Arundel street 
Parker and Smith, 13 George st 
Pashley Henry, 10 Bank street 
Raynor Thomas, 2 Campo lane 
Readett Wood, court 80 Fruitmarket 
Rodgers Thomas Wm., 16 Bank st 
Ryalls John, 19 North Church st 
Smith Albert, (clerk to the Magis- 
trates,) 26 Castle street 
Smith and Hinde, 3 Bank street 
Smith Thomas, 16 Victoria street 



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Smith & Wightman, 9 East parade 
Smith Win. jun. 60 Queen street 
Sorby James, 11 Market street 
Turner Samuel Wm. 20 Bank street 
Unwin Wm. 42 Queen street 
Vickers and Jervis, 26 Bank street 
Wake Wm. & Bernard, 14 Castle st 
Waterfall Henry, court 2 Fargate 
Watson George, 8 Norfolk row 
Watson John, T. W. and H. E. 7 

Bank street 
Webster John, 33 Norfolk street 
Wheat and Staniforth, 8 Paradise sq 
Wheeler Wm. D. court 4 Fargate 
Wilson Frederick Wm. 2 Surrey st 
Wilson, Younge, and Pierson, 11 

East parade 
Woodhead Win. W. ct 80 Fruitmkt 
Yeomans John, jun. 45 Norfolk st 

AUCTIONEERS. 
Askham James, 15 Bank street 
Bardwell Thomas N. & Sons, 20 

High street 
Brett G-eorge E. 37 Division street 
Barnard John M. 55 Orchard street 
Brown George O., Saville street, 

and Rotherham 
Bussey Edwin, 42 Angel street 
Clayton John, 26 Paradise square 
Davy Josiah, 35 St Philip's terrace 
Dodgson Henry, 39 West street 
Eadon George, jun. ct 4 Fargate 
Oldfield Thomas, 29 Duke st. Park 
Schoefild Benj. and Son, Music Hall 
Stevenson Wm. 57 Fargate 
Taylor John, 2 East parade 
Wilkinson John, 25 North Church st 
Wood Thomas, 43 Queen street 

AUGUR & GIMLET MFRS. 
(See Edgetoolfy Joiner's ToolMfrs.) 
Ash Wm. Henry, 14 Norfolk lane 
Bloomer J. 108 Rockingham street 
Brown and Flather, 251 Solly st 
Bush and Birkhead, 35 Rockgm. In 
Farr John, Ecclesall New road 
Kirk Peter and Son, 31 Norfolk In 
Schofield George, Sheldon street 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 
AWL BLADE, STEEL TACK, 
& SACK NEEDLE, &c. MFRS. 
Barker Robert, 17 Edward street 
Briggs Samuel, 186 Solly street 
Cocker John, Blonk street 
Cocker Samuel & Son, Porter Wks 
Greaves Edw. & John, 17 Broad st 
Howson Joseph, 87 Oborne street 
Masefield Benjamin, ct 4 Trippet In 



Moorhouse John, 60 Oborne street 
Partridge Stephen, 92 Hollis croft 
Rixham George, 90 Pond street 
Southern Wm. 8 Cumberland street 
Thornhill Saml. & Son, 6 St Thos. st 
Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st 
Watson Edwin (shoemaker's tools,) 

court 18 Allen street 
AXLETREE (PATENT) MA- 
NUFACTURERS. 
Bradley & Johnstone, 12 Baker's hill 
Davy Brothers, 1 Pear street 
Marsden Edwin, Norrisfield 
Raworth Benj. & Jph. 70 Arundel st 
Roebuck William, 5 Love street 
BAKERS & FLOUR DLRS. 
(See also Confectioners,) 
Barker Wm. 21 Bakers' hill 
Boden Joseph, 26 Pinfold street 
Boler Charles, 51 Howard street 
Charlesworth J. T. 163 South street 
Cooke Amos, 55 Fargate 
Cooper J. & Son, (patent) 56 High st 
Dalton Tho3. Bulmer, 2 Millsands 
Drabble James, 15 Bakers' hill 
Ellis George, 46 Pye bank 
Fitzakerley Richard, 56 Lambert st 
Gambles John, 25 Little Pond st 
Gregory Joshua, 14 Duke st. Park 
Hardman Robert, 9 Coulston street 
Harrison Ann, 152 Gibraltar street 
Harrison Nathaniel, 11 Dun street 
Horsfield George, 78 Burgess street 
Howe Michael, 125 South street 
Hoyland Joseph, 240 Moorfields 
Hutchinson Thos. 58 Westbar green 
Jackson Charles, 42 Silver st. head 
Joel Joshua, 32 Broomhall street 
Lockwood Benjamin, 2 Shude hill 
Mackley John, 26 Norfolk street 
Marriott Abigail, 17 Eyre lane 
Marriott George, 29 Broad lane 
Marrison Edward, 16 Hartshead 
Moore Elizabeth, 67 Wicker 
Morton Joseph, Infirmary road 
Naylor Matthew, 41 Smithfield 
Pennington Thomas, 6 Stanley st 
Reckless Wm., New George street 
Sanders Wm. 68 Carver street 
Shallcross Geo. 158 Gibraltar street 
Swift Thomas, 30 Eyre lane 
Taylor George, 6 Earl lane 
Travis Barnabas, 168 Fitzwm. st 
Tunks Wm. 15 Holly street 
Wain Thomas, 14 West lane 
Wolstenholme Thomas 129 West st,, 
and 16 South street 



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Youle Wm. 22 Westbar 

BANKS. {Joint Stock) 
Sheffield Banking Co. 18 George st., 
(draw on Smith, Payne, & Smiths ;) 
A. F. Hammond, manager 
Sheffield and Hallamshire Banking 
Co. 15 Church st. (draw on Glyn, 
Hallifax, Mills, and Co.;) W. 
"Waterfall, manager 
Sheffield & Rotherham Banking Co. 
5 Church st. (draw on Barclay, 
Bevan, & Co. ;) Richard Ramsey, 
manager 
Sheffield & Retford Banking Co. 37 
High st. (draw on London & West- 
minster Bank ;) Thomas Simpson, 
manager 
Sheffield Union Banking Co. 1 Bank 
st. (draw on Prescott, Grote, and 
Co ;) Edw. Liddell, manager 
Savings' Bank, 22 Surrey st. (open 
Mon. & Tues. 12 to ],) Benjamin 
Schofield, secretary 

BARRISTERS. 
Smith William, Dam house 
Stanhope H. S., 8 Old Havmarket 

BASKET MAKERS, 
(And Turnery fy Cooper y Dealers.) 
Davy Joseph, 8 and 6 Westbar 
Fletcher Henry, 259 Shales moor 
Kirby John, 25 Bow street 
Morton Henry, Little Sheffield 
Phillips John, 43 South street 
Ren wick Adam, 62 Fargate 
Renwick Eliz. (dlr.) 80 Fruit market 
Smith Henry, Castlefolds lane 
Smith Samuel, 37 King street 
Wragg Samuel, Woodgrove 
BEER HOUSES. 
(See after Hotels and Taverns.) 
BELLOWS MAKERS, 
Linley T. & Sons, 34 Stanley street 
Steel Jesse, 21 Westbar 

BIRD, &c. PRESERVERS. 
Gelder Thomas, 156 Bernard street 
Powell John, 22 Fruitmarket 
Pulfrey William, 235 Moor fields 
Sykes Frederick, Surrey lane 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Armitage John, 24 Norfolk street 
Awdas James, 125 Rockingham st 
Awdas Robert, Exchange street 
Barker Thomas, 79 Coalpit lane 
Barnes Samuel, 165 Gibraltar street 
Beardow George, 146 Gibraltar st 
Brown Henry, 68 Broomhall street 
Burrows Robert, court Brown lane 



Burton Thomas, Lead mill road 
Challiner Henry, 36 Duke st. Park 
Challiner Wm.9 South street, Park 
Drayton George, Duke street, Park 
Graveson Wm. 18 Thomas street 
Gregory George, 37 Burgess street 
Hind Joseph, 57 South street 
Howard John, 16 Commercial street 
Jeff Thomas, Bndgehouses 
Jenkinson William, Exchange lane 
Lawson Francis, Dun fields 
Laycock Joseph, 2 Allen street 
Liversedge Joseph, Wicker lane 
Lowe John, Balm green 
Marriott Henry, 1 Scotland street 
Pearson Thurston, New Haymarket 
Smith John, 29 Snow lane 
Spink Bartholomew, 21 Garden st 
Sykes Thomas, 16 Stanley street 
Taylor George, 1 Nursery street 
Watkinson Geo. 128 Rockingham st 
Whitehead Joseph, 50 Bridge street 
Wild James, Little Sheffield 
Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival road 
Wilson Hugh, Little Sheffield 
Wright Joseph & Co. 46 Norfolk st 
BONE MEUTS.- (See Cutters.) 
BOOKSELLERS, BINDERS, 
PRINTERS, & STATIONERS. 
Marked 1 , are Binders and Pattern 
Card Mkrs. only; 2, Printers only ; 
3, have Circulating Libraries; 4, 
are Periodical Agts ; * Sell Patent 
Medicines, and f Stamps. 
4 Barraclough Wm. 40 Fargate 

3 Beighton Thomas, 189 Gibraltar st 
2 Bell & Tompkin, 3 Mulberry street 
2 Blurton John, ct 33 King street, 

and court 30 Castle street 
2 Bridgeford John, ct 22 Fargate 
2 Bright W. H., ct 27 High street 

4 Brown George, 35 Arundel street 

1 Bullivant & Priest, 60 Orchard st 

2 Chaloner George, 47 Church street 

1 Charles E. M., 14 Commercial st 
f Crookes George, 7 Fargate 

2 Dyson John, court 3 Hartshead 

3 Ford William, 6 York street 

4 Gilbert James, 23 Charles street 
2 Gladwin John, 98 Fruit market 
Greaves Jas. Haines, 56 Snighill 
2 Hardcastle Thomas, 74 Snighill 
*3 Harvey F. 26 Broad street, & 23 

King street 
Hopkins Joseph, 159 West street 

1 Horner Simpson, 56 West street 

2 Hoyland Fredk, 18 St James' row 



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Ingham D. T. 34 Union street 
Innocent John, 7 Campo lane 
Johnson Joshua, 30 Fargate 
* Leader Robert, jun. 41 High street 
2 iMarriott Francis, 20 Westbar 
2 Parkin John F. 33 Orchard street 
4 Pashley James, 39 Snighill 
+ Pearce Joseph, 188 Gibraltar st 
Pearce Joseph, jun. 24 High street 
Pearce Geo. (Catholic J 48 Fargate 
*t Ridge and Jackson, 5 King street 
Ridgwky T., (old) 6 Fruit market 
Rodgers Thomas, 11 Fruit market 
Saxton William, 5 High street 
2 Rose William, ct 1 Porter street 
Scott Timothy, 23 Church street 

2 Smith Edward, 39 Fargate 

1 Stevenson Thomas, 1 Hick's lane 

3 Styring S. & Ann, 19 Change alley 
3 Sutton John, 123 South street 

1 Townsend Win. (and paper ruler,) 

10a Surrey street 
3 Wade Mrs Sarah, 83 West street 
1 Warwick Wm. 55 Carver street 
3*f Whitaker Anthony, 22 Fargate 
White Wm. (publisher of plane globes, 

county histories, directories, fyc.) 

200 Brookhill 

BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. 
Marked * are Patten Makers ; fy f 

Leather Cutters also, 
Abbott William, 7 Smith street 
Acaster Thomas, 10 School croft 
Adams John, 6 Norfolk lane 
Adam John, 153 South street 
Aldam Jno. & Son, 6 Commercial st 
Allport Peter, 5 Duke street, Park 
Anderson James, 68 Orchard street 
Armitage George, 30 Chester street 
Arundel William, 14 Pond street 
•Atkins Wm. 154 Portobello street 
Bacon John, 2 Carr lane 
Bagshaw John, 5 Shepherd street 
f Barker Henry John, 47 Snighill 
Barker Jane, 20 Flat street 
f Barker John, 141 Gibraltar street 
Barker John, 4 Russell street 
Barker Joseph, 54 Snighill 
Barker Thomas, 10 Shales square 
Bartholomew John, 47 Westbar gn. 
Bartholomew Wm. 129 Bath street 
Barton Samuel, Little Sheffield 
*Beauraont James, 220 Moor fields 
Beaumont Joseph, 100 South st. P. 
Bell Henry, 48 Broad lane 
Bell Samuel, 137 Gibraltar street 
Berry William, 87 Spring street 



Bingham Matthew, 32 Lead mill rd 
Bird John, 17 Hartshead 
Bishop Luke, 65 Peacroft 
Blackburn John, 236 Bright street 
Blackhurst Stephen, 28 Chapel st 
Blackhurst Stephen, Hillfoot 
Boardman Henry, 5 Bower street 
Bonsor William, 48 Allen street 
Booker Isaac, 23 Effingham street 
Booth Joseph, 17 Spring street 
Bostock Edwin, 8 High street 
Bosworth John Thos. Little Sheffield 
Brackenbury Thos. ct 23 Arundel st 
Bradley Henry, 80 Pond street 
Brailsford John, 204 Fitzwilliam st 
Bramall Godfrey, 28 South street 
Bramall John, 190 Gibraltar street 
Brameld Joseph, 23 Chapel st. 
Bramwell John, Crookes 
Broadhead Matthew, 8 Jessop street 
Broadhead Joseph, New George st 
Broadhurst Thomas, 121 South st 
Bromley James, 84 Fruit market 
Bromley John, 71 Market place 
Brooke James, 59 Eyre lane 
Brookfield George, ct 6 Chapel st 
Brown John & Son, 38 Church st 
Brown Joseph, 38 Pond street 
Burley James, 66 Orchard street 
Burton John, 78 Lead mill road 
Buttery Benjamin, 213 Eyre street 
Butterworth Thomas, 18 Fargate 
Carnali Thomas, Little Sheffield 
Carr Henry, 45 Lee croft 
Castle Jonathan, 27 Bow street 
Cathrall Thomas, 13 Chapel street 
Challinger Benj. 16 Change alley, 

and 140 Gibraltar street 
Chambers George, 38 Dun fields 
* Chapman Thomas, 36 Division st 
Charlesworth John, 137 Allen street 
Cheetham Josiah, 182 Rockingm. st 
Child Joseph, 24 Cross Chapel st 
Clark George, 117 Meadow street 
Clark Samuel, 22 Smith street 
Clark William, 278 Solly street 
Clarkson George, 30 Charles street 
Claypham John, 30 Scotland street 
Cocker Alfred, 21 Cross Burgess st 
Cocker John, 108 Eyre lane 
Cocker Val. 63 Wellington street 
Coggan Charles, 28 Leicester street 
Colgrave Charles, 181 Fitzwilliam st 
Colley B. 37 Clarence st. Portmahon 
Collingwood Charles, Pitsmoor 
Cope Wm. 212 Gibraltar street 
Cooper Thomas, 26 Bow street 



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Copley Joseph, 82 Trippet lane 
Costello Denis, 9 Shude hill 
Crapper George, George st. Pbila 
Crapper Jonathan, Hanover street 
Cullen Wm. 86 Porter street 
Cunningham Robert, 65 Earl st 
*Dalton Wm. 25 Waingate 
Daiton and Thornhill, 3 George st 
Damms Saml. 255 Portobello 
Darwent John, Hillfoot 
Day John, 10 Bridge street 
Deacon Thomas, 18 Millsands 
Dean Hamlet, 86 Granville street 
Dean Joseph, 42 St Philip's road 
Dignam Edward, Broomhill 
Eastwood John, 34 School croft 
Eden and Clarke, 1 King street 
Elvidge Chas. 240 Rockingham st 
Etherington John, 39 Simscroft 
Evans John, 54 Furnival street 
Evans John, 44 Orchard street 
Evans Thos. 88 South street, Park 
Eyre Vincent, 130 Rockingham In 
Favell Robert, 4 Nursery street 
Faulkner John, 75 Campo lane 
Fenton Joseph, 44 Pinstone street 
Fish Henry, 59 Queen street 
Fletcher Joseph, 38 Silver st. head 
Flint Joseph, 89 Westbar 
Foster George, 48 Queen street 
Foulston Henry, 41 Lee croft 
Fox Thomas, 17 Matthew street 
France Joseph, 43 Weigh lane 
Freeman Charles, 73 Scotland st 
Furness Peter, 136 Tudor st. L. S. 
Furniss John, 16 Nursery street 
Gambles Samuel, 51 Townbead st 
Gambles Wm. 15 Commercial st 
Garlick John, 234, Upper Allen st 
Gibson Thomas, 74 Allen street 
Gill Thomas, Little Sheffield 
Gill^ng James, 91 Lord street 
Gillett Jonas, 5 High street, Park 
Gledhill Joseph, 115 Watery lane 
Glossop John, 34 Wicker 
Glossop Richard, 10 Bramall lane 
Godley John, 19 Bridgehouses 
Goodwin Charles, 46 South street 
Gray Wm. 33 Broad lane 
Grayson John, 59 Garden street 
Grayson Thomas, 64 Broad lane 
Green John, 9 Figtree lane 
Green Thomas, 110 Westbar 
Greenwood John, 70 Shepherd st 
Gregory James, 119 Solly street 
Guest George, 37 Daisy walk 
Habbijam Henry, 16 Bridge street 



Hague Benjamin, 107 Eldon street 
Haigh Wm. yard 36 Duke st. Park 
Hall James, 15 Bow street 
Hall John, 61 Broomhall street 
Halifax Geo. 14 Hermitage street 
Hardwick John, Poud mill gardens 
Harold Michael, 20 Thomas street 
Harper Wm. 166 Arundel street 
Harrison Joseph, 41 Broad street 
Harrison Robert, 78 Duke st. Park 
Haslam John, 10 Duke street, Park 
Hatfield Robt. 82 Duke st. Park 
Haughty Thomas, 70 Campo lane 
Hepworth James, Little Sheffield 
Herring Henry, 26 Scotland street 
Hobson John, 5 Radford row 
Hobson Samuel, 19 Hicks lane 
Hollis John, 11 Duke street lane, P. 
Holmes Anthony, 58 Burgess street 
Holmes Henry, 144 South st. Park 
Hopkinson Wm. and Brothers, 24 

Change alley 
Horton and Co. 50 Westbar 
Hough Francis, 58 Button lane 
Howarth Ann B. (dlr.) 28 Fargate 
Howe Charles, 72 Duke street 
Hunt John, 155 Gibraltar street 
Hunt Thomas, 12 Lord street 
Hunter Luke, 121 Barker's pool 
Hurst Charles, 85 Jessop street 
Hurst Crispin, 47 Silver street 
Hurst Samuel, 29 Silver st. head 
Hutchinson Wm. 138 Solly street 
Ibbotson Henry, 56 Norfolk street 
Innes Thomas, 5 Broad lane 
Irons Edw. 13 Old Haymarket 
Jackson Charles, 49 Kenyon alley 
James Edward, 67 Milton street 
fJenkinson Wm. 26 Waingate 
Johnson Joseph, 4 Ball street 
Jones Mary, 36 Townhead street 
Jones W T m. 21 Little Pond street 
Kay George, 38 Eyre lane 
Kay Joseph, 57 Broomhall street 
Kelsev James, Sheldon street 
Kenderdine E. R. 52 High street 
King Henry, 10 Willey street 
King John, 83 Campo lane 
Kirkham David, 102 Bungay st 
Kitching George, 92 Bowden st 
Lamb Samuel, 69 Wentworth ter 
Latham Wm. Lower Allen street 
Lawton John, 37 Broad lane 
Lawton Paul, 143 Trafalgar street 
Lebond Richd. 95 Garden street 
Leech John, 8 White Bear walk 
Leedham John, 38 Eldon street 



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Leggett John, 125 Saville street 
Lindley John, 253 Arundel street 
Lindley John, 13 Pondhill 
Longden Joshua, 273 Upper Allen st 
fLord Joseph, 7 Angel street 
Low cock John, Little Sheffield 
Ludlara Samuel, 17 Mulberry st . 
Machan Wm. 98 Meadow street 
Machou Hugo, 48 Belfleld street 
Machon Samuel, 113 Watery lane 
M alone Henry, 40 Silver st. head 
Marsden Julia, 44 King street 
Marsh John, 86 Trippet lane 
Marsh Jonathan, 26 Broomhall st 
Marshall Wm. R. 25 Hoyle street 
Mawson Wm. 2 Sussex street 
McDonald John, 49 Lee croft 
Meeson Charles, 11 Angel street 
Meggitt Wm. 74 Fargate 
Memmott Wm. 8 Broomhall street 
Metham John W. 116 Pond street 
Mills George, 53 Thomas street 
Milnes James, 12 Pondhill 
Monekin Michael, 7 Broad lane 
Moore Robert, 127 Porter street 
Morris George, 141 Harvest lane 
Morris Wm. Beltield street 
Morton Wm. 23 High street, Park 
Mount Wm. 26 Russell street 
Muat & Furniss, ct 10 Old Haymkt 
Mullins Cphr. 30 Jessop street 
f Mullins George, 239 Shales moor 
Nash Henry, 12 Smith street 
Needham Alfred, 209 Eyre street 
Needham Wm. 19 Norwich street 
Nelstrup John, 12 Shepherd street 
Nelstrup Wm. George street, Phila 
Nicholson Newsome, 20 Sycamore st 
Nicholson Thos. 206 Gibraltar st 
Nicholson Wm. 52 Duke st. Park 
Nightingale Thos. 61 North parade 
Osborn George, 13 Nag's Head yd 
Palfreyman Geo. 8 Union buildings 
Parkinson Joseph, 126 South street 
Peace John, 21 Andrew street 
Pearce George, 47 Coalpit lane 
Pearson Samuel, 189 Glossop road 
Pearson Wm. 63 Charles street 
Penney Daniel, 30 Chapel w T alk 
Perkin Wm. 66 Doncaster street 
Phenix Thomas, 257 Shales moor 
Pilley John, 25 Paternoster row, 

and 3 Fruitmarket 
Plant Benjamin, 5 Cheney square 
Poynton Henry, 19 Nursery street 
Pullen John, George street, Phila 
Badley Henry, 36 Brown lane 



Ramskar Charles, 130 Barker's pool 
Rawstorne Richd. 140 Portobello st 
Reynolds Francis, 41 West John st 
Rhodes Benj. 35 Effingham street 
Richards John, 25 Holly street 
Rippon Eberd, Broomhill 
*Rippon John, 54 Scotland street 
Rippon Thomas, court Vicar lane 
Rippon Wm. 15 Doncaster street 
Roberts Henry, 24 Blue Boy street 
Roberts James, 25 Netherthorpe pi 
Robinson Jas. 88 Fitzwiiliam st 
Robinson Wm. 146 Rockingham st 
Robinson Jthn. 18 Workhouse croft 
Rodgers George, 70 Brown street 
Rodgers Joshua, 71 Porter street 
Rose James, 147 Broomhall street 
Rose Thos. 6 Broomhall street 
Rotherham Matthew, 16 Meadow st 
Rowbotham Edmund, 145 South st 
Rowbotham Edwin, 16 High street 
Rowbotham Thos. 120 South street 
Rutter Robt. 3 Cricket inn road 
Scorah George, 148 South st. Park 
Scorah Wm. 171 Gibraltar street 
Sewell John, 50 Eldon street 
Seymour John, 51 Porter street 
Shirtcliffe Jas. 87 Jessop street 
Simpson George, 16 Bailey street 
Simpson John, 34 Broad lane 
Sims Samuel, 137 West street 
Slater Richard, 60 Pye bank 
Slingsby Henry, 28 Smith street 
Smith Jesse, Woodside 
Smith Thomas, 56 Arundel lane 
Smith Thomas, 35 Smith street 
Smith Wm. 55 St Philip's road 
Smithies John, 16 Peacroft 
Sowter John, 16 Coalpit lane 
Stacey John, Gatefield 
Staley John, 10 Pond street 
Steel Joseph, 40 Sims croft 
Stentou John, 12 Bridgehouses 
Stevenson John, 33 Burgess street 
Stoker Joseph, 5 Suffolk road 
Storey George, 54 Duke st. Park 
Storey Henry, 64 Harvest lane 
Storey Wm. 44 Walker street 
Swann George, 60 Westbar green 
Tasker John, 29 Flat street 
Tasker John, jun. 29 Eldon street 
Taylor Charles, 134 Allen street 
Taylor James, 22 Rockingham st 
Taylor Joseph, 84 Broomhall street 
Taylor Wm. 34 Bramall lane 
Taylor Wm. 124 Watery lane 
Teasdak Wm. 40 Meadow street 



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Thackrah John, 63 Townhead st 
Thompson Chas. 167 Duke st. Park 
Thompson James, 164 Bernard st 
Thompson S. & T., East bank 
Thornton Wm. Little Sheffield 
Thorpe Edward, 21 Harvest lane 
Tildesley Wm. 53 St Thomas st 
Tindale & Co. 36£ High street 
Tingle John, 40 Carver street 
Tinker John, 14 Market street 
Tomlinson Mrs John, 93 West st 
Toogood J. T. 58 Edward street 
Trayner John, 47 Lee croft 
Turner Wm. 39 Bridge street 
tTurtle John, 15 Westbar 
Turton Geo. Deakin, 24 Division st 
Turton Wm. 61 Rockingham street 
Wade James, court 3 Lord street 
Wade Wm. 29 Campo lane 
Wales John, 151 Trafalgar street 
Walker Robert, 88 Hoyle street 
Wall John, 36 Bridgehouses 
Ward Benjamin, 13 Fargate 
Ward Edwin, 14 Henry street 
Ward George, Little Sheffield 
Ward Josiah, 13 Netherthorpe pi 
Ward Wm. 16 Eyre street 
Ward Wm. 36 Andrew street 
Wardle John, 23 Pinstone street 
Wasnidge Wm. 2 Arundel lane 
Waterman Edward, 2 Blonk street 
Watson Thomas, 9 Radford row 
Watson Wm. 26 Copper street 
Weatherhog Thomas, 17 1 South st 
Wells John, 40 Bridge street 
Westren Wm. 159 Broomhall street 
White Thomas, 69 Broad street 
White Wm. 308 Shales moor 
Whitehead John, 33 Broomhall st 
Whittles Henry, 17 High street 
Whitton George, 96 South st. Park 
Wild John, 6 Triuity street 
Wild John, Infirmary road 
Wilson C. 31 Pinstone street 
Wilson George, 97 Granville street 
Winter Peter, 38 Hollis croft 
Wood George, 24 Cumberland st 
Wood Wm. 48 Weigh lane 
Wood Wm. 28 Stanley street 
Woodbead Robert, 24 Earl street 
Woodhouse John, 60 Allen street 
Wright Robert, 2 Howard lane 
Yates John, 4 Blonk street 
BOOT TREE & LAST MKRS. 
Eaton Joseph, 76 Fargate 
Tinker Charles, 49 Snig hill 
Tinker John, 14 Market street 



BRACE AND BIT MAKERS. 

(See Joiners 1 Tool Makers.) 

BRASS FOUNDERS, &c. 
(See Iron Founders also.) 
Marked * are Brass Tap, + Saw 
Screw Manufacturers , avid J Beer 
Machine Makers. 
Bridgens Benj. 117 Barker's pool 
Bridgens John, 15 Charles street 
•Chambers Haley, ct Howard lane 
Cockayne Edward, ct 9 Church st 
fCotton George, 89 Arundel street 
fDarley Wm. 66 Holly street 
Dewsnap Simeon, 10 St Thomas st 
tEgginton Jas. &Wm.l5 Rockgm. st 
Elshaw James, 7 Shude hill 
fEngland Wm. 28 Smithfield 
Greaves John and Son, 56 South st 
tHaigh Abraham, 23 Forge lane 
Haigh Thomas & Co. ct 8 Tudor st 
*Hall Thomas Henry, 29 Lee croft 
•J Hancock John, 20 Waingate 
•JHancock Wm. court 4 Waingate 
•Holland John, 33 Silver street head 
tingle and Trickett, 51 Rockgm. st 
•Lambert John, 26 Charles street 
Raworth Benj. & Jph. 70 Arundel st 
Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street 
Walker Robert, 50 West street 
Whaley Samuel, 56 Shepherd street 
BRAZIERS AND TINNERS. 
Baxter Nathaniel, 9 Flat street 
Barker Thomas, 167 Gibraltar st 
Bolland Thomas, 32 Fargate 
Bradbury Robert, 37 Campo lane 
Chester Wm. 133 West street 
Hewitt and Shepherd, ct 19 High st 
Marples Wm. and Co. 1 Norfolk st 
Mason Susanna, 54 Church street 
Mason Wm. 5£ Campo lane 
Miller James, 77 Fargate 
Moorhouse Fredk. 50 Townhead st 
Nevin Henry, 41 Duke street, Park 
Shepherd John, 28 Norfolk lane 
Smith Charles, 16 Fruitmarket 
Turner Hy. (dealer,) 169 South st 
Turner Thomas, 55 Westbar green 
Yickerman H.(lamp manufacturer,) 

26 Division street 
Walker Thomas, ct 7 Angel street 
BREWERS (ALE & PORTER.) 

(Marked * are Dealers only ) 
Arculus Hy. & Co. 42 Trafalgar st 
♦Ashley Paul (India pale ale,) 25 

Watson walk 
Bentley Robert, Rotherhatn ; Geo. 

Dungworth, agent, 29Exchange st 



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Berry Thomas, Ecclesall Brewery, 

15 South street 
Bradley and Co. (and India pale ale) 

Soho Brewery, Ecclesall new rd 
Carter, Smith, & Watson, 15 Eldon st 
Chambers Ann & Co. 108 Bridge st 
Dearden Henry James, High House 
Fisher Henry, 103 Duke st. Park 
Gilbert and Arnold, Milton Brewery, 

Button lane 
Haslehurst & Greaves, 86 Broad st 
Hogg James, Townhead street 
Howe, Smith, and Co. Don Brewery, 

6 Penistone road 
Kirby John, Effingham street 
Marrian Thomas, Reyds Brewery 
Nanson and Co. 9 Bridge street 
Proctor S. C, 63 Broomspring lane 
Rawson Thomas and Co. 27 Pond st 
Roper John, 62 Effingham street 
*Sharman I. (porter,) 211 Glossop rd 
•Sawyer John, 2 High street 
Shaw John and William, Owlerton 

Brewery, Penistone road 
Shepherd, Green, and Hatlield, 

Neepsend 
Tennant Edward & Robt., Exchange 

Brewery, Sheaf bridge 
Truswell Richard and Co. 30 Eyre 

street, and 21 Norfolk lane 

•Turner Martha, 20 Watson walk 

* Wiley Thomas, 12 Old Haymarket 

BRICKLAYERS. 

(See Stone Masons.) 

BRICK MAKERS. 

Brown Roger, Ecclesall new road ; 

house 81 Division street 
Ellis Joseph, Twelve o'Clock 
Evans James, Clarence street 
Gilbert and Arnold, Portmahon and 

Sylvester gardens 
Glave Joseph, Hallcar place 
Gregory Benjamin, 145 Portobello st 
Milner Charles and Son (firej 1 

Green market, and Be?its, near 

Stannington 
Robinson Edward, Infirmary road 
Smith Wm., Burton head 
Thornsby Joseph, Woodgrove 
BRITANNIA METAL MFRS. 
(See also German Silver Ware and 

Spoon Manufacturers.) 
Broadhead and Atkin, Britannia 

Works, 1 Love street 
Dixon Janes & Sons, Cornish place 
Fowler Fredk. James, 26 Andrew st 
Harris G. W. & Co. 57 Arundel st 



Harrison John, 116 Scotland street 
Kitching George, 38 Lambert street 
Parkin Richard, 40 Campo lane 
Parkin Thomas, 15 Sycamore street 
Russell Samuel, 188 West street 
Shaw and Fisher, 43 Suffolk road 
Stacey Ebenezer, 40 Garden street 
Tyler John, 17 Joiner lane 
Wilkinson Henry, Castle mills 
Wolstenholme Joseph, 31 Broad st 

BRUSH MANFRS. 
Birks and Parkin, 20 Orchard street 
Greaves George, J 3 New George st 
Griffiths Henry (fancy,) 144 Eldon st 
Hague John, Jericho street 
Hanson Charles, 16 Pinfold street 
HoylandJonathan(bristle merchant,) 

18 Paradise square 
Jackson Isaac, 104 Carver street 
Jackson T. 3 Pinstone st.&Glossop rd. 
Jackson Wm. (dealer,) 51 Market pi 
Jeeves Geo. & Sons, Little Sheffield 
Melville John, 12 Tudor street 
Nadin Wm. 46 Rockingham lane 
Richmond Richd. 103 Broomhall st 
Shuttleworth T. B. ct 38 Pinstone st 
Smith Joseph (tooth brushes, &c.) 

79 Sydney street 
Spooner Edward, 16 Fargate 
Townsend Henry, Balm green 
Wigfall Wm. 16 Paradise square 
Woodcock Samuel and Sons, 38 

Change alley 
Wright Peter W. 44 Shepherd street 
BUFF AND GLAZER MFRS. 
Brunton George, 21 Flat street 
Lee Wm. 35 Burgess street 
Ludlam Wm., The Banks 
Swinscoe John, jun. 35 Burgess st 
Winterbottom Joseph, ct 16 Bailey st 
BUTCHERS. 
Marked * are Pork Butchers. 
Addy Thomas, 106 Westbar 
Ainley Charles, 104 South street 
Aldam George, 20 Shambles 
Aldam John, 75 Shambles 
•Atkinson Charles, 3J West street 
•Baker Charles, 108 Westbar 
•Barber Thomas, 112 Duke st. Park 
Barker Henry, 9 Shambles 
Barker James, 50 Shambles 
Barker Samuel, 39 Shambles 
Barker Thomas, 26 Shambles 
Barton Thomas, 11 W r aingate 
*Beatson John, 27 Allen street 
Belcher Thomas, 29 Charles street 
Bellamy Wm. 106 Devonshire street 
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Bloor George, 96 Harvest lane 
•Booking John, 45 Snig hill 
Booker Richard, 23 Fargate 
Booth Henry, 108 South street 
Booth John, 18 Shambles 
Bottom Wm. 124 South street 
Bower George, Little Sheffield 
Bower Jasper, 59 Fargate 
Bower Samuel, 74 South street 
Brightmore John, 43 Shambles 
Brinnen Charles, 117 Broomhall st 
Brinnen James, 23 Bow street 
Brinnen Richd. 23 Netherthorpe pi 
Brittain Benjamin, 81 Shambles 
Brittain George S. 244 Moorfields 
Brittain Samuel, 48 Shambles 
BrittainV. S. 92 South st. & 44 Sham 
Brittain Wm. S. 17 1 Glossop rd. mkt 
Broomhead Benjamin, Gatefield 
Broomhead John, Hillfoot 
•Brown Joseph, 114 Trippet lane 
Bullivant Job, 36 Broad street 
Burton Mrs Mary, 117 West street 
Byrne Daniel, 27 Shambles 
Cardwell Joseph, 29 Shambles 
Cardwell Wm. 32 Shambles 
Carr Francis, 52 Division street 
Carr Richard, 1 Shambles 
Cavill George, 36 Shambles 
Chambers John, 4 South st. Park 
*Charlesworth Thos. 8 Duke st. P. 
Clayton Charles, 4 Pond street 
Clayton George, 55 Shambles 
Clayton George, 67 Shambles 
Clayton George, 93 Tenter street 
Clayton Robert, Little Sheffield 
Clayton Wm. 115 Allen street 
Cockayne Joseph, 13 Peacroft 
•Cocker Ann, 48| Wicker 
Crookes John, 12 Shambles 
Dame Wm. 88 South street 
Dawson John, 44 Broad street 
Dickinson John, 87 West street 
•Dickinson John, 46 Silver st. head 
Dickinson Joseph, 96 Westbar 
Dickinson Joseph, jun. 114 Westbar 
Dodgson Francis, 236 Moorfields 
Dodgson James, 38 Westbar green, 

and 20 South street 
Downing Joseph, 93 Broomhall st 
Downing Josiah, 300 Shales moor 
Dowson Thomas, 32 Westbar 
Ellerby Henry, 151 South street 
Ellis Benjamin, 8 Wicker 
•Exley John, 104 Devonshire st 
Farmer Eliz. 44 Division street 
FawleyJ. 61 Shbls. &134Scotlandst 



Fawley Wm.31 Flat st. & 157 West st 
Field Richard, 204 Gibraltar street 
Foster Edward, 35 Wicker 
Foulds Samuel, 126 Portobello st 
Franks Mary, 94 Peacroft 
Furniss Charles, 86 South street 
Furniss Joseph, 71 Shambles 
Galley Giles, 74 Duke street, Park 
Garner Thomas, 23 Shambles 
Genn George, 13 Shambles 
Genn Henry, 22 Shambles 
Genn Wm. 14 Shambles 
Gillott Samuel, 11 Duke st. Park 
Goodine John, 120 Westbar 
Gray John, 35 Shambles 
*Green Elijah, 60 Shepherd street 
Green Wm. 72 Tenter street 
Greensmith Charles, 96 Trippet In 
Gregory George, 37 Pinstoue street 
Habershon Chas.38 Trippet lane 
Habershon John, 59 Shambles 
Habershon Matthew, 69 Shambles 
*Hamm Chris. Hy. 288 Shales moor 
Hammond Benjamin, 1 South st 
•Harrison John, 71 South st. Park 
Hawke George, 52 Shambles 
Hawke John, 7 Shambles 
Hawke Robert, 8 Shambles 
Haywood Wm. 42 South street 
Heigold G. H. 22 Bridgehouses 
Hibbard Rowland, 16 & 62, Shambles 
Hides Sarah, 92 Allen street 
Hill John, 96 Broad street 
•Hill Wm. 21 Edward street 
*Hilier Geo. 3 Market street 
*Hiller Geo. 117 Barker's pool 
•Hiller Henry, 8 South street 
*Hiller Louisa, 36 South street 
Hobson Amos, 3 Duke st. Park 
Holmes George, 80 Westbar 
Horn Thomas, 11 Bow street 
*Howson Luke, 43 Scotland street 
Hoyland Wm 39 Broad lane 
Hudson Henry, 125 West street 
•Hudson W T m. 16 Waingate 
Hukin John, 40 Bramall lane 
Hunter Geo. C. 14 Shambles 
Hutchinson Henry, 40 Shambles 
Hutchinson John, 49 Shambles 
Hutchinson Joseph, 37 Shambles 
Hutchinson Robert, 51 Shambles 
Hutchinson Samuel, 53 Shambles 
Hutchinson Thomas, 6Q Shambles 
Hydes Wm. 32 Bridgehouses 
* JacksonF.(ham&bacon)45Church st 
•Jeffries Richard, 98 Westbar 
Jenkinson Henry, 148 Portobello st 



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Jennings Wra. 64 Silver st. head 
Johnson George, 4 Pinstone street, 

and 34 Trippet lane 
Johnson James, 52 Pinstone street 
Jones Benjamin, 36 Charles street 
Jones Ellis, 60 Pinstone street 
Jones Thomas, 212 Glossop road 
Jowitt Jonas, 3 Sheaf bridge 
Jovritt Joseph, Shambles 
Kay Thomas, 24 Union street 
Kirk Henry, 160 Gibraltar street 
Kirk Thomas, 27 Westbar 
•Kramer Charles, 20 Union street 
* Kramer Christian, 1 Pinstone st 
•Kramer Frederick, 65 Broomhallst 
Laister Mary, 74 Silver street head 
Leadley Francis, 25 Broad lane 
Lindley John, 46 Shambles 
Lindley Wm. 19 Shambles 
Lister Anthony, 286 Shales moor 
Lister Edward, 84 South street 
Littlewood Joseph, 270 Shales moor 
Loukes James, 6 Shambles 
Loukes Sampson, 110 South street 
Mabson Henry, 60 Bridge street 
Mabson Wm. 28 Shambles 
Mabson Wm. jun. 2 Shambles 
Machin Geurge, 166 Gibraltar st 
Machin Joseph, 12 Westbar 
Markham Wallis, 53 Scotland st 
Marsden Geo. 24 Shambles 
Marsden John, 19 Scotland street 
Marsh Thomas, 21 Shambles 
Marshall Charles, Infirmary road 
Marshall Thos. 134 Barker's pool 
Marshall Thomas, Infirmary road 
Mayor Joseph, 63 Shambles 
Mettam Edwin, 100 South street 
Middleton John, 166 Allen street 
Middleton John, 22 Pond street 
Middleton Thos. Wm. Wilkinson st 
Millington Henry, 8 Bridge st 
♦Morfitt Benj. 169 Gibraltar street 
Naylor James, 22 Division street 
Naylor Isaac, 192 Gibraltar st 
Newsom Thomas, Shambles 
Newsom Richard, 38 Effingham st 
North Geo. 35 Church street 
Outwin Wm. 66 South street 
Oxspring John, 63 Pyebank 
Oxspring Samuel, 5 Shambles 
Padley James, 149 South street 
Parkes Septimus, Eyre lane 
•Parkinson Thomas, 34 Westbar 
Pass Edward, 7 Pinfold street 
'Pass Thomas, 1 Pinfold street 
Pass Wm. 51 Church street 



*Peel Thomas, 36 Westbar 
Petty Jameg, 47 Silver street head 
•Powell John, 161 Portobello street 
Proctor Georgej 26 Pinstone st 
Ralph John. 31 St Philip's terrace 
Ratcliffe Edward, 18 Pinstone st 
Rauworth Benj. 24 Meadow st 
•Rawson Jacob, 59 Westbar green 
Revill Henry, 51 West street 
Rogerson Thomas, 35 Pye bank 
Roper Wm. 68 South street 
Rose Thomas, 76 Wicker 
•Sadler George, 80 Edward street^ 

and 139 West street 
Seaman Benjamin, 65 Broad lane 
•Sills John, 242 Moorfields 
Slater George, 72 Shambles 
•Smeaton John, 19 Netherthorpe pi 
Smith Francis, 2 South street 
Smith Joseph, 9 Bridgehouses 
Smith Thomas, Little Sheffield 
•Smith Thomas, 11 Castle street 
Sneesby George, 10 Shambles 
Sneesby Henry, 24 Dixon lane 
Sneesby Richard, 42 Shambles 
Sorby Wm. 86 South street 
Spooner James, Broomhill 
Spurr Henry Rodgers, Hillfoot 
Stead Wm. 105 Broad lane 
•Storey Wm. 20 Meadow street 
Swann T.80 Shambles, & 94 South st 
Swift George, 46 Wicker 
*Templeton S. 24 Netherthorpe 
Toyne David, 38 Shambles 
Toyne Nathan, 45 Shambles 
Toyne Thomas, 63 Arundel street 
•Travis Wm. Little Sheffield 
Troth Joseph, 216 Moorfields 
Turner Alfred, 58 Silver street head 
♦Turner Charles, 11 Flat street 
Turner John, 62 Silver street head 
Turner Wm. 77 Shambles 
•Unwin Elias, 73 Tenter street 
Vickers Edward, 27 Bridgehouses 
Vickers John, 41 Shambles 
Wall Edward, 78 South street 
Warburton John, 9 Wicker 
•Ward Elizabeth, 40 Broad street 
Ward George, 94 Division street 
Ward George, 34 Shambles 
Ward Jobu, 106 South st. Park 
Ward John, 31 Shambles 
•Ward Richard, 136 Gibraltar 4C 
Ward Rowland, 25 Shambles 
Ward Wm. 60 Duke street, Park 
Ward Wm. 48 Duke street, Park 
Watson John, 152 Pond street 



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Watts John, 58 Shambles 
Watts John, 6 Duke street, Park 
Watts Jonathan, 79 Shambles 
Watts Wm. 17 Shambles 
*Wibftll Christopher, 128 South st 
White John, 93 Bowden street 
Whitehead Wm. 172 Allen st 
Wilks Francis, 113 Barker's pool 
•Wingfield Charles, 58 Division st 
* Wolf Frederick, 20 Castle street 
WoodGeo.Augustus,212 Gibraltar st 
Woodcock Richard 35 Broad st 
Woodhead Geo. 104 Fitzwilliam st 
Youle Henrv, 1 1 Shambles 

BUTCHER'S STEEL MFRS. 
(See also Fork, and ShoeSf Table 

Knife Manufacturers.) 
Algor John, 105 Eldon street 
Bennett John, King st. Portmahon 
Broadhurst Wm. & Son, 27 West- 
field terrace 
Drabble Geo. & Co. 27 Carver st 
Drabble James, 73 Carver street 
Hinchliffe Geo. Wm. 87 Eyre st 
Johnstone Matthew,29Wellington st 
MatthewsThos. (handles) 11 Carver In 
Oxley Geo. and Jas. 77 Hollis croft 
Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street 
Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st 
Townsend Francis, 198 Solly st 
Varah Joseph, 16 Wellington st 
Walton Wm. 72 Wellington st 
Whittington George, 30 Pond hill 
WhittingtonH.(handles)ll Pond hill 
Wilson John & Son, 30 Sycamore st 
Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st 

BUTTON MANFRS. 
(Marked 1, are Horn; 2, Pearl : fy 
3, Gilt and Plated Button Mfrs.J 

1 Bellamy John & Son. 61 Broad st 
3Charlesworth Ths. Sylvester gardns 
3Deakin Jno.(livery,&e.)64 Carver st 

2 Fulford John, 8 Union lane 

2 Herring John, 108 Wellington st 

1 Hudson Joseph, 62 Broad st 

2 Mappin Joseph and Son, 50 Fargt 
] May James, 50 Pond street 

1 Mosley Benj. C. 15 Old st. Park, 
and court 30 Pinstone street 

2 Roberts Wm. 52 Queen street 
2 Scholes John, Backfields 

1 Smith Alfred, 11 Old street, Park 
BUTTON MOULD, &c. MFRS. 
(Marked * make also Polished Bone 

and Horn Buttons 8f Metal Shirt 

Buttons.) 
♦Allcard Charles, Pond hill wheel 



*Allcard Wm. Suffolk Works 
Bellamy John & Son, 61 Broad st 
Cousins George, 31 School croft 
*Lamb James, Sydney street 
Guest Henry, 5 Love street 
•May James, 50 Pond street 
*Meggitt Samuel, 97 Duke street 
Pashley Wm. 87 Upper Edward st 
*Scholey Robert, 19 Daisy walk 
Shepherd Joseph, 149 Gibraltar st 
Staniforth Thos. 66 Suffolk road 
Stork Edwin, ct 55 Townhead st 
CABINET MAKERS. 
Marked * are Upholsterers. 
(See also Furniture Brokers.) 
Allatt & Manuel, 87 Devonshire st 
Allinson Geo. 8 Fitzwilliam st 
Bardwell Thos. N. 37 Orchard st 
Beck & Adams, 118 Devonshire st 
Blaydes Jane, 106 Button lane 
♦Booth John, 8 Charles street 
Boyes Joseph, 5 Steelhouse lane 
Bradbury Thomas, 62 Granville st 
*Brailsford Wm. 7 George street 
Brocklehurst Joseph, 48 Chapel st 
Brown Geo. C. 121 Devonshire st 

* Clark Wm. 67 West street 
*Cocking Robert, 1 1 Watson walk 
Cooper Henry, 29 Scotland street 
Croft James, 138 South street 
DadyJ(uphols.only)l HBarker's pool 
♦Eadon George, 36 Fargate 
*Elvidge John, 55 Howard street 
*Foote Samuel, 67 South street 
Gill James, ct 116 Scotland street 
Gillott Wm. 79 Westbar 

Glossop Nathan, 128 Barker's pool 
Green George, Cherrytree hill 
Green Joshua & Jph. 105 Carver st 
Gregory Thomas, Bennett lane 
Harris Francis, 65 Westbar 

* Johnson Wm. 82 and 84 Fargate 
Jessop Mrs Ann, 26 Fargate 
Litster Wm. 8 Union street 
Mallinder Paul, 93 Broomhall st 
*Marsden Cath. 75 Coalpit lane 
Midgley Thos. W. 18 New street 
*Miller Thos. 82 Scotland street 
Morris John, 2 Hollis croft 
Morton George, 296 shales moor 
Newbound Wm. 124 West street 
Newton Thomas, 1 Castle street 
Platts Luke, 27 Broomhall street 
*Shepperd John, 14 Old Haymarket 
*Smith Richard C. 101 West street 
Smith Wm. 13 Union buildings 
Steer Edward, 48 Trafalgar street 



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•Styring Richard W. 42 Burgess st 
♦Taylor George, 79J West street 
•Todd John, 40 Wicker 
•Unwin Charles, 48 Westbar 
•Wade Frederick, 56 Fargate 
Wain J.paper hangng.only)61 West st 
♦Wood Wm. 30 Andrew street 
♦ Wragg Sarah, 4 Union street 
Wright Wm. 19 Coalpit lane 
CABINET & RAZOR CASE & 
STROP, &c. MANFRS. 
(Also Pattern Card Makers) 
Adams and Stubbs, ct 16 Farsrate 
Alcock Chas. and Co. 92 Pond st 
Barber John and Son, 29 Norfolk st 
Bell and Tompkin, 3 Mulberry st 
Blewitt Wm. 33 Walker street 
Boothroyd Joseph, 13 Norfolk lane 
Brown Joseph, 28 North Church st 
Collier James, 152 Broad lane 
Dewsnap Joseph, lane 23 Eyre st 
Dewsnap Thomas, 59 West street 
Dewsnap Wm. 15 Charles street 
Fenney Frederick, 13 Smith st 
Gratton John, 38 Pinstone street 
Griffin Thomas, 18 Norfolk street 
Hall Samuel, 37 Fitzwilliam street 
Haywood Thomas, ct 13 Norfolk In 
Marsden John, 8 Westfield terrace 
Munks John, 94 Westbar 
Marsh James (paper) 37 Lambert st 
Middleton S. S. & Co. 14 Charles st 
Price John (paper case) 20Workhs. In 
Rodgers Joseph and Sons, 6Norfolk st 
Russell and Jackson, 29 Eyre st 
Stevenson Geo. 5 Headford st 
Stones Mrs Joseph, 3 Watson walk 
Swain Wm. court 60 Pinstone st 
Tankard B. and Son, 13 Hartshead 
TankardGeo.(paper)! lOSnow hill, P. 
Taylor George, 17 Coalpit lane 
Townsend Wm. 10a, Surrey street 
Walker John, 9 Bow street 
CAP AND FERRULE MKRS. 
(See Turners, fyc.) 
CARVERS AND GILDERS. 
(Artists 1 Repositories, fyc.) 
Dodgson Henry, 39 West street 
Eadon George. 36 Fargate 
Fox Joshua, 19 Wicker 
Hibbert Wm. 78 Fargate 
Marples George, 31 Church st 
Woofindin James, 86 Fargate 

CHAIN MAKERS. 
Awdas Robert, Exchange street 
Haukrigg Joseph, 65 Duke st. Park 
Marriott George, 16 Bridge street 



Parker Wm. 2 Forge lane 
Wilks Joseph, 42 Fumival road 

CHAIR MAKERS. 
Brunton John, 29 Sycamore st 
Draper Joseph, 21 Bailey street 
Drury Thomas, 54 Eyre lane 
Hall John, 99 Peacroft 
Keats Joseph, 78 Broad lane 
Leedell Robert, yard 10 High st 
Marriott Job, Blonk street 
Ryan Thomas, 16 Stanley street 
Wright George, 39 School croft 

CHASERS (SILVER, &c.) 
Archer Jas.& John, Hill st. Lit.Shef. 
Barrett L. A. 161 Rockingham st 
Brookfield Thomas, 57 Arundel st 
Burnand John, 7 Porter street 
Cooper John K. 33 Chapel street 
Eagle Thomas, 73 Division street 
Firth Wm. and John, 1 1 Coalpit In 
Frisbee Wm. 85 Fitzwilliam st 
Gray Wm. 46 Eyre street 
Hurt and Allott, 5 Union lane 
Lee Arthur. 6 Monmouth street 
Maxfield Thomas, ct 64 Holly st 
Padley Thomas, 38 Carver street 
Sampson Isaac, Rockingham lane 
Stevenson John, 25 South street 
White Thomas, court 10 Coalpit In 
Woofindin Verdon, 15lFitzwilliam st 
Wostenholm Wilfred, 99 Meadow st 
CHEESEMONGERS. 
(See also Grocers, fyc.) 
Cox Henry, 60 Norfolk street 
Gregory Jas. & Co. 16 Old Haymkt 
Jarvis and Sons, 43 Snighill 
Le Tall John, 32 Broad street 
Mellor Wm. 7 Old Haymarket 
Stoakes Eliza, 20 Market place 
Walton David, 49 Fargate 

CHEMIST. (Manufacturing) 
Holliday Read (ammonia, &c.) 31 

Sussex st. (and Huddersfield) 
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. 
Acton John, 28 Union street 
Allott Wm. Dixon, 30 South st 
Bellamy Robert, 56 Hoyle street 
Binns and Jennings, 60 Fargate 
Bywater Abel, 192 South st. Park, 

and 179 Arundel street 
Cecil Joseph, 62 Westbar 
Cockayne Henry, 22 Angel street 
Collier Wm. 79 South street 
Cooper Henry, 1 Edward street 
Cowen Wm. 18 Division stree 
Crawshaw Henry, 218 Moorfields 
Darling Matthew, 115 Broad lane 



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Dearden Verdon, 61 Broad lane 
Drinkwater John, Little Sheffield 
Elliott J. G. 180 Gibraltar street 
Elliott Samuel, 10 South street 
Fenwick John, 152 Portobello st 
Fisher Robert. 36 Angel street 
Flather John, 223 Upper Allen st 
Furniss Matthew, 15 Scotland st 
Genn Joseph, 21 Wicker 
Godsman George, 126 Barker's pool 
Haden Thomas, 2 Broad lane 
Harrison Henry, 1 Flat street 
Hartley Wm. 124 Westbar 
Hawksworth George, 13 High st 
Haywood James, (chemist only,) 45 

VVentworth terrace 
Hewitt Hy. W., Ecclesall New rd 
Hill John, 118 West street 
Hirst George, Glossop road 
Horncastle Henry., 46 Fargate 
Hoyland Wm. 9 Church street 
Hudson Fretwell, 107 Westbar 
Hudson Joseph, 137 South street 
Hudson Thomas, 2 Broad lane 
Hutchinson Henry, Broomhill 
Jenkinson George. 46 Duke st. Park 
Jervis Geo. 220 Glossop road 
Law Wm. 106 Duke street, Park 
Leslie Joseph, 60 Trippet lane 
Lester Harriet, 66 Division street 
Linging Bine, 4 Fargate 
Lofthouse Thomas, 66 Snighili 
Machon Frederick, 3 King street 
Maleham Henry, 7 Westbar 
Maxfield Thos. W. 123 West st 
Moorwood Wm. 88 Westbar 
Moss John, 248 Moorfields* 
Mower F. W. 61 Westbar green 
Owen Sarah, 25 Broad street 
Priestley Henry, 63 Norfolk street 
Radley Wm. V. 74 Market place 
Rawson Fras. Richd. 59 Howard st 
Ridal Charles, 138 Portobello st 
Robinson J. J., 96 Allen street, 128 

Scotland st. and 29 Netherthorpe 
RoperRobert (proprietor of the Royal 

Bath plaster) 19 Broad street 
Salisbury John M. 134 South st 
Savory & Merry weather, 19Haymkt 
Sewell James, 7b Broomhall street 
Shillito Thos. 163 Gibraltar street 
Singleton Thomas, 35 Bridge st 
Slack George, 32 Church street 
Spalton Henry, Iufirmary road 
Taylor Richard Thomas, 4 High st 
Watson Wm. 38 Wicker 
Watts L. W. 55 Eyre street 



Webster Thos. 137 Devonshire st 
Wheen J. B. 49 Westbar, and 24 

Bridgehouses 
Wilkinson Jane, 18 Union street 
Wilson Edward, 160 South street 
Wilson Wm. (wholesale) 66 Eyre st 
Wreaks Geo. Daniel, 3 Angel st 
Wright James John, 15 Fargate 

CLASP MANUFACTURERS. 
Bates Brian, 105 Westbar 
CharlesworthThos. Silvester gardens 
Howard Harry, Harmer In gardens 
Linley Geo.(Exors. of) 22 Coalpit In 
Radlev Samuel, Doncaster st 

CLOTHES (OLD) BROKERS. 

(See also Tailors fy Pawnbrokers.) 
Ashforth Charles, Nursery lane 
Bartholomew John, 47 Westbar gn 
Clayton Mary Ann, 15 Dun street 
Cunningham P. 92 Trippet lane 
Duke John, 23 Silver street head 
Fallan Patrick, 79 Campo lane 
Frost Hannah, 29 Meadow street 
Hodgson Charlotte, 55 Silver st head 
Kells Richard, 31 Westbar green 
Mulvey Francis, 38 Scotland st 
Murphy Eliz. 29 Westbar greeu 
Simpson Eliz. 17 Division street 
Wragg Wm. 30 Pinfold street 
COACH BUILDERS. 

Marked f are also Harness Mkrs. 
Blackwell and West, 3 Porter st, 29 

Orchard place, and Rotherham 
fBradley & Johnstone, 12 Bakers hill 
fjohnson J. (trimmer aud harness 

maker only,) 51 Carver street 
Kay John, Blonk street 
Lambert John, 33 Carver street 
Longley Geo. 10 Stanley street 
Swindell Robert, 68 West street 
Vinor Thomas, 66 West street 

COACHES (HACKNEY) GIGS, 
CARS, & HORSES, for HIRE. 
Marked f have Hackney Coaches* 
fBickley W. L., Tontine Hotel Y 
fBinns Jemima, 55 South street 
fBlyde Joseph, 72 Westbar 
fCollis Peter, 60 West street 
Dunhill and King, 4 Old Haymkt 
Green Benjamin, Change alley 
t Morton John, 39 Duke street 
tPearson Anthony, 10 Broomhall st 
tPercival Thomas, 3 Waingate ?> — Q 
fStaniforth John, 1 Little Pond st 
fThompson James, 143 Portobello st 



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COACH & RAILWAY SPRING 
MAKERS. 

Bradley and Johnstone (and car- 
riage manfrs.) 12 takers' hill 
Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street, and 

23 Hollis croft 
Davy Brothers, 1 Pear street 
Greaves George, jun. Green lane 
GreavesWm. and Sons, SheafWorks 
Johnson, Cammell, and Co., Cyclops 

"Works, Saville street 
Marsden Edwin, Norrisfield 
Raworth Benj. & Jph. 70 Arundel st 
Rawson and Shearer, 12 Bailey st 
Robinson Thos. 58 Andrew st 

COAL OWNERS. 
Marked f have Agents fy Deposits 
at the Railway Coal Depot, Sa- 
ville street. 
Butterill Wm. Ecclesall 
fClay Cross Co ; F. Parker, agent 
fFitzwilliam (Earl) Jeremiah Sel- 

lars, agent 
t France and Co. Woodhouse ; Geo. 

Hartley, agent 
fLennard Dr. Woodhouse ; Henry 

Smith, agent 
Marsden Ebenezer, Grey stones 
Newbould Wm. Intake Colliery 
Pass W'm., Pitsmoor 
Rhodes John & Co. Woodthorpe 
Rhodes James, (agent for Coal As- 
ton) 8 Duke street 
Rhodes Jonathan, Stafford gt. Park 
Sheffield Coal Co. (Hounsfield, Wil- 
son, Dunn, and Jeffcock,) Soap 
House, Deep Pits, &c. and Ma- 
nor; Coal Yard, New Haymarket 
fStaveleyCo; G. O. Brown and W. 

Singleton, agents 
Tinsley Coal Co. Wharf street 
fWingerworth Co; T. Lister, agent 

COFFEE ROASTERS. 
Dawson Saml. ct 7 Angel street 
Newton Fras. ct 12 George street 
COMB (HORN) MANFRS. 
Marked * are also Ivory and Tor- 

toiseshell Comb Manfrs.) 
Balam Richard, 3 Acorn street 
Barker Geo. 68 Campo lane 
Bellamy John and Son, 61 Broad st 
Brookes Samuel, 4 Eyre street 
Brookes Thomas, 193 Allen street 
Cadman Seth, 2 Young street 
Cowen James, 134 Eyre lane 
Crockett Robert, 4 Garden street 
CummiDgs John, Jericho street 



Cutts J. M.25 Flat street 
Dagnall Wm. Headford street 
•Deakin George, 54 Fargate 
Duckinneld George and John, 50 

Rockingham lane 
Freeman & Lockwood, 45 Bailey st 
Geska Chas. 63 & 48 Arundel st 
Hague Benjamin, W T icker lane 
*Hali Charles, 3 Duke street 
*Hall Samuel, 262 Bright strest 
*Haslam Samuel, 177 South street 
Higginbotham Thos. 84 Pond street 
*Hinde Charles, 49 Church street 
Hodkin John, 32 Cumberland st 
Hollowev L. 120 Young street 
*Hyde William, 35 Red hill 
Jackson Wm. 4 Surrey street 
Jessop Samuel, Washington place 
Layland John, Love street 
Mason &Beardsworth, 90 Bridge st 
Mellor Randall, ct 6 Hermitage st 
Minion George, 185 Arundel st 
Mitton Richard, 30 Furnace hill 
Mirton Wm. 24 Smith street 
Murphy James, Shoreham street 
Myers Joseph, 15 South street, P. 
Priest James, New George street 
Roberts Thomas, 39 Lee croft 
Roberts and Mettara, 96 Fargate 
Rushworth Joshua, 46 Rockghm. In 
Sadler James, 7 Crown alley 
*Stevenson J. & J. 4 Furnival lane 
Sullivan Patrick, 146 Rockingham st 
Tandy Henry, 1 Low street, Park 
Taylor Joseph, ct 4 Brown street 
Thomas John, ct ] Burgess street 
* Valley John, 141 Arundel street 
Wagstaff Thos. ct 48 Eldon street 
Walker George, 60 Pond street 
Whitehead John, (steel,) 34 Rock st 
Willmott John, 106 Thomas street 
Wilson Samuel, ct 48 Eldon street 
Wynn Alfred&Edw.l21 Granville st 

CONFECTIONERS. 
Marked f are British Wine Dealers, 
Angus Joseph, 4 Union street 
Barge J. 1 Kenyon st. & 2 Broad st 
Barker J. G. 59 Scotland street 
fBassett George, New Haymarket, 

30 Broad street 
tBoler Samuel, 118 Westbar 
f Brookes Henry, 55 Market place 
Butler Mary, yd 36 Duke street, P. 
Carter John, 56 Pinstone street 
Chadburn Elizabeth, 59 Norfolk st 
tCharlesworth J. T. 163 South st 
Cocker Thomas, Little Sheffield 



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t Cooper John & Son, 56 High st 
Cooke Amos, 55 Fargt.&36Union st 
Baffin George, 35 Wicker 
fDearden Hannah, 185 GIossop rd 
fDufty & Cartledge, 76 Scotland st 
Eels Ann, 3 Milk street 
Fletcher Joseph, 38 Chapel street 
Graham Andrew, Green market 
Hancock Archls. 17 Pinfold street 
Harmston George, 304 Shales moor 
Harrison John, ct 60 Snighill 
Horsfield George, 78 Burgess street 
fJohnson John, 12 Dixon lane 
Kirk Wm. 91 West street 
Marriott John, 29 Broomhall street 
Millns Francis, 28 Castle street 
Morgan Thomas, 29 Pea croft 
Noble Sarah, 43 Wicker 
Peacock Joseph, 46 Church street 
Powell John, 22 Fruit market 
Reckless Henry, 8 Castle street 
Reckless Henry Wm. 6 Wicker 
Rodgers Isaac, 106 Broomhall st 
Shaw Wm. 25 Scotland street 
fThompson Samuel, 1 High street 
fTurner Thomas, 127 West street 
fWaterfall and Heath, I Fargate 
tWaterhouse Robert, 11 Westbar 
Watson Thos. & Co. 6 Fargate 
Whiteley Har. & Cath. 155 West st 
Wilgos Charlotte, 210 Gibraltar st 
fWilson David, 26 Union street 
fWilson Henry, 37 Westbar 
Youle Wm. 22 Westbar 

CONSULAR AGENTS. 
America, (U.S.) Thomas Branson, 

12 St James 7 row 
Sweden & Norway, C. W. Bingley, 

3 Change allev 

COOPERS. 
Allender Geo. 41 Workhouse croft 
Barker Benjamin, 3 Flat street 
Broadhurst Isaac, 38 Silver st head 
Chapman Joseph, 52 South street 
Clixby Thomas, 105 Duke street, P. 
Cooper Wm. (and packing case,) 31 

Eyre street 
Hall Edward, 38 Campo lane 
Jarvis James, 91 Allen street 
Kenyon W. 3 Hartshead,& 89 Fargt 
Mawson Abel, 49 Townhead street 
Mottram Robert, 74 Trippet lane 
Owen Robert, 32 Silver street head 
Parkes, Hanger, & Co. 2 Charles st 
Rhodes Charles, 27 Workhouse croft 
Robinson George, 110 Porter street 
Webster Robert C, Sheldon street 



Wilson Thomas, 20 Castle street 
Wood Benjamin, 33 Lee croft 
CORK CUTTERS. 
Lawson John, 43 Fargate 
Vernon Catherine, 2 Union street 

CORKSCREW MAKERS. 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st 
Hardy Thomas, Moor street, L. S. 
Hall Jonathan, ct 89 Arundel st 
Scott George, 13 Edward street 
Stevens Joseph, 80 Trippet lane 
CORN & FLOUR DEALERS. 
See also Bakers, Grocers, fy Shoprs, 
Barnes Joseph, Broad street 
Bishop Wm. 1 Duke street, Park 
Booth John, 83 Westbar, and 53 

Broomhall street 
Coldwell Wm. 21 Pinfold street 
Crossby Brothers, 162 South st ; 108 

Devonshire st; 124 Meadow st ; 

84 Pea croft; 56 Bridge street; 

and Rotherham 
Foster Richard T. 114 West street 
Green John, 39 Exchange street 
Hunt Robert, 31 King street 
Jarvis and Sons, 43 Snighill 
Milner Septimus, 306 Shales moor 
Scott John, 74 and 77 South street 
Shallcross George, 158 Gibraltar st 
Staniforth & Hutton, 123 Broad In 
Townroe Wm. 72 South street 
Vickers and Sons, Mill sands ; 254 

Moorfields ; and 8 Townhead st 
Waring Cornelius, ll Castle folds 
Walton David, 49 Fargt ; 72 West 

street ; and 142 South street 
Wigglesworth John, Beltield street 
Woollen George H. 33 Church st 
Wright T. S. (corn factor,) 65 Oc- 
cupation road 

CORN MILLERS. 
Brailsford Mary & John, Heeley 
Fieldsend and Goslin, Damflask 
Hill George, Attercliffe 
Lock wood Benj. 2 Shude hill 
Longden Samuel, 36 Nursery street 
Oliver David, Old Park Club Mills 
Oliver John, Brightside 
Plant Wm. 24 Forge lane 
Price Samuel, Broomhall Mill, L. S. 
Ricletts Jph. & Co. II Lead millrd 
Shallcross George, 158 Gibraltar st 
Staniforth and Hutton, 123 Broad In 
Swift James, Shemeld croft 
Speight Charles, Millhouses 
Tofield James, Twelve o'Clock 
Turner Thomas, Blast lane 



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Tickers and Sons, 11 Mill sands 
Waring Cornelius, 11 Castle folds 
Wigfull Joshua, Pond Mill 
Wigglesworth John, 35 Bellfield st 
Woollen G.H..ReWm,&33Church st 

CURRIERS, &c. 
Marked f are Leather Cutters only, 
fAtkinson Cornelius, 32 South st 
Barker John, 166 Tudor street, L. S. 
Colley Francis, 86 Fruit market 
Farrington James, 7 Westbar green 
Fox Joseph, 123 Gibraltar street 
Hoult Richard, 25 Pond hill 
tJenkinson Wm. 16 Waingate 
Lord Joseph, 7 Angel street 
Popplewell J. R. 93 Westbar 
Ridd Charles, 187 Gibraltar street 
Roebuck George, 13 Castle street 
Sanderson Den i son, 12 Market st 
Searle Richard, 173 Gibraltar st 
Simpson Robert, 4 Market street 
Starr James, 1 Button lane 
fTurtle John, 15 Westbar 
Wilson Charles, 119 Barker's pool 
CUTLER y.-FORK MFRS. 
Marked 1 , make Table fy Butcher's 
Steels also ; 2, make Guard Forks 
only ; 4* t make Silver as well as 
Steel Forks. 
(See also Rotherham, Ecclesfield, 

Grimesthorpe, fyc.) 
2 Burrows Samuel, 94 Spring street 
2 Crookes Samuel, 26 Hicks lane 
Cutts John, 13 Hawley croft 
Deakin Joseph, 59 Spring street 
fDearman James, Pepper alley 

1 Drabble George & Co. 27 Carver st 
lfFox Charles, 1 New Church st 

2 Hall John, 31 Lambert street 
Hawksworth Jonthn. 10 Russell st 
Hinchliffe George W. 87 Eyre st 
Houldsworth & Kirby, Woodside 
fLinley Thomas, 32 Orchard lane 
1 Makin Thomas & Son, 38 Carr In 

1 Merrill George, 54 Harvest lane 
Merrill Joseph, 44 Chapel street 

2 Parker John, 48 High street, P. 
Parkin George, 12 Smith's square 
Parkin George, 13 Oborne street 
Powell George, Daisy bank 
Roberts and Slater, (silver,) 38 Fur- 
nival street 

Rowen Thomas, Wellington street 
1 Sampson Chas. 23 Workhouse croft 
1 Sanderson Wm. 96 Carver street 
Twigg Jonathan, 27 Oborne street 



Walters J. & Co. (plated & German 

silver,) 9 Carver street 
Walton Wm. (steels only,) 72 Tra- 
falgar street 
Wells John, 50 Broad street 
Whittington George, 30 Pond hill 
CUTLERY.— LANCET AND 
FLEAM MANUFACTURERS. 
(See also Penknife Manufacturers,) 
Borwick Samuel, 86 Spring street 
Dungwortb John, 4 New Church st 
Ellis Joseph, 41 Spring street 
Gregory George, 35 Bailey lane 
Griffiths Robert, 2 Monmouth street 
Hemsoll Jph. (phleme,) 152 Pond st 
Howard John (late Tankard,) 5 

Love street 
Hutchinson W. and H. 76 Norfolk st 
Johnson Geo. and Co. 13 Porter st 
Kitchen Richard, Earl street 
Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Saynor Saml. & Son, 13 Edward st 
Taylor John, 15 St Philip's road 
Unwin & Rodgers, 23 Burgess st 
Wardle John, court 5 Eyre lane 
Woolhouse Joseph, 25 Smith street 
Woolhouse Samuel, 63 Campo lane 
CUTLERY.— PEN & POCKET 

KNIFE MANFRS. 
Ainley Charles, Rockingham lane 
Ainley George, ct 78 Hollis croft 
Allen George, Duke st. Eyre lane 
Allen John, 16 Leicester street 
Allen Thomas, 23 Hartshead 
Atkin Samuel, 48 Campo lane 
Allender Wm. 7 Workhouse lane 
Amery Abraham, 117 Bernard st 
Ashbury James, 6 Radford street 
Bagshaw Wm. 37 Spring street 
Baker John, 46 Garden street 
Barber Henry, 44 Trafalgar street 
Barber Isaac and Jas. 130 Broad In 
Barber John & Son, 29 Norfolk st 
Barker John, 12 West John lane 
Barnasconi L. 19 Waingate 
Barnes Edward & Son, 228 Solly st 
Barnes Edwin, 57 Campo lane 
Barnes Enoch, 63 Milton street 
Barnes Isaac, 38 Leicester street 
Barnes John, 112 Bernard street 
Barnes Josiah, 168 Broad lane 
Barnes Louisa, 94 Trafalgar street 
Barnes Matthew, 61 Lower Allen st 
Barnes Thomas, 30 St Thomas st 
Beadle Wm. 89Spring street 
Bearder Joseph, ct 80 Trippet lane 
Beaver Wm. ct 84 Edward street 



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Beckett John, 16 Silver street 
Beeley Benjamin, 125 Thomas st 
Beet Jonth. & Sons, 180 Broad lane 
Beet Mrs. (spotted,) 36 Trippet lane 
Bell Wm. court 6 Dun street 
Billing Joseph W. court 93 Duke st 
Bingham Elizabeth, 6 Rockingm. st 
Bishop George, 17 Steelhouse lane 
Bishop Thomas, 21 Allen street 
Blackwell Joseph, 15 Daisy walk 
Bletcher John, School street In. P. 
Blackshaw J. 36 Cricket inn road 
Boden James, 34 St Philip's road, 

Brook hill 
Booker and Dickenson, ct 6 Dun st 
Boot Andrew, 48 Trippet lane 
Bower H., Gas office yard, Bow st 
Bower Thomas, court 5 Bow sireet 
Bradbury Saml. V. ct 77 Brown st 
Brammer Benjamin, Hammond st 
Bramwell James, 18 Duke street 
Brassington Geo., Queen st., Phila 
Brassington Wm., Tobaccobox walk 
Brittain Joseph, 3 WelliDgtonst 
Brooke Peter, 49 South street, Park 
Bittain Wm., Furnival lane 
Brookes James, Canning street 
Brookes Ebenezer, (late Edw. Bar- 
ber,) 5 Charles street 
Brown Sampson, 79 Brown street 
Brownil Hy. Jno. Jas. 88 Scotland st 
Bunting Robt. & Son, 10 Regent st 
Burch Wm. 165 South street, Park 
Burgin John, 162 Duke street, P. 
Burgin Wm. 165 South street, Park 
Burgin Jph. H. 1 71 Rockingham st 
Burley Benjamin, 27 Bailey street 
Burley James, court 5 Eyre lane 
Butler Charles, 29 Brocco street 
Butler George & .Co. 4 Trinity st 
Buxton John, yard 73 Division st 
Cadman Samuel, 70 Button lane 
Cartwright Matthias, 74 Peacroft 
Chambers Cornelius, 4 Chester st 
Champion T. & Co. 169 Broad lane 
Cheetham Thomas, 91 Duke street 
Clark Joseph, Neepsend 
Close Joseph, 29 Broad street In. P. 
Cocker Joseph, 24 Thomas street 
Coldwell John, 24 Oborne street 
Cook John, Harvest lane 
Cooper Robert, 34 Bailey lane 
Copley John, 34 Wellmeadow row 
Crawshaw Thos. James, 19 Tudor st 
Crookes Jonth. & Son, 89 Eldon st 
Crookes Samuel, 10 Whitecroft 
Cryer George, 9 Lambert place 



C us worth Peter, 49 South st. Park 
Darling John, Sheraeld croft 
Davy Abraham, 19 Broomspring la 
Day Thomas, 14 Belfield street 
Deakin George, 83 Arundel street 
Deakin Henry, 37 St Thomas street 
Deakin Jas. & Ths. 25 Change alley 
Denton Samuel, 32 Talbot street 
Didsbury T. (fish hook,) 43 Smith- 
field ; house Rotherham 
Dodge Nath. & Robert, 70 West st 
Dodworth John, 11 Chester street 
Dodworth Matthew, 30 Carver st 
Dore John, court 37 Lambert street 
Drabble Charles, B. 117 Fitzwm. st 
Drabble John, 80 Whitecroft 
Drabble Wm. 8 West John lane 
Eades Wm. 2 Netherthorpe 
Eaton Thos. W. & Co. 43 Radford st 
Elsworth Wm. 36 Scotland street 
Evans Wm. 44 Milton street 
Farr John, ct 168 Rockingham st 
Fenton Ezra, 109 Scotland street 
Fenton and Shore, 46 Division st 
Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road 
Fletcher Jarvis, 16 New street, P. 
Froggatt George, ct 36 Doncaster st 
Furniss Robert, ct 34 Cumberland st 
Furniss Luke, 62 Duke street, Park 
Garlick Samuel, Hammond street 
Gascoigne Jonth. ct 206 Fitzwm. st 
Gill Benjamin, 32 Garden street 
Gill David, 36 Doncaster street 
Gill Stephen, Pond mill gardens 
Grilles Wm. 76 Eyre street 
Gillott Charles, Newtown, Park 
Gillott Christopher, 36 Lambert st 
Glossop Edward, 268 Beet street 
Goodlad George, 9 Peacroft 
Gray George, 75 Porter street 
Grayson John, ct 36 Doncaster st 
Green James, court 50 Fargate 
Gregory George, 35 Bailey lane 
Griffiths Robert, 2 Monmouth st 
Grinold Hy. Thomas, ct 5 Eyre In 
Hadfield Charles, 236 Allen street 
Hadfield Thos. 3 Cross Smithfield 
Hague Samuel, 21 Devonshire lane 
Hall Charles, I New Church street 
Hall Charles, 23 Paternoster row 
Hall & Colley, 9 Eyre lane 
Hall H. G. and Co. Washington pi 
Hall John, 28 Coalpit lane 
Hall John and Sons, 119 Corn hill 
Hall John, 23 Carver laue 
Hall Thomas, 52 Sydney street 
Hall Thomas, 28 Parkhill lane 



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Hallam James, 162 Edward street 
Hallam Robert, 153 Eyre street 
Hallam Samuel, 98 Eyre street 
Hallam Thomas, 25 New street, P. 
Hancock George, 15 New street, P. 
Hancock John, 51 St Thomas st 
Hancock Samuel, 43 Peacroft 
Hancock Thomas, 39 Arundel st 
Hancock Wm., Daisy bank 
Handley John, 9 Burnt tree lane 
Hardy Thomas, (steel articles,) 9 

Moor street 
Hardy James, 45 School croft 
Hartley James, 26 New street, P. 
Hattersley Isaac, 115 Saville street 
Heath and Hardy, 20 Earl street 
Heathcote Charles, 90 Bernard st 
Heathcote George, 86 Upr. Edw. st 
Hemsoll Joseph, 152 Pond street 
Heward Wm. court 10 Peacroft 
Hill James, 13 Suffolk road 
Hill John, 5 Old street, Park 
Hinchliffe Benjamin, 9 Garden st 
Hinchliffe John, 8 Hermitage st 
Hirst Samuel, 34 Bailey lane 
Hobson Alfred, 95 Edward street 
Hobson Charles, court 5 Eyre lane 
Holborn Robert, 230 Solly street 
Holmes Charles, 293 Shales moor 
Holmes James, Garden street 
Holmes John & Co. 8 Wellington st 
Holmes John, Broomspring lane 
Holmes Joseph & Son, 10 Cross 

Smithfield 
Holy Daniel and George, 4 Evre In 
Horrabin Wm. & Saml. 12 Red hill 
Horridge Henry, 87 Eyre street 
Hounam Robert, 157 Edward st 
Howard Wm. court 26 Peacroft 
Hudson John, court 18 Duke street 
Hurt Thomas, 42 Orchard lane 
Hutton Mark, 5 Bower street 
Ibberson Edwin, ct 15 Daisy walk 
Ibberson Samuel, Castlefolds lane 
Ibbotson George, 8 Silver street 
Illingworth Joshua, 99 Allen street 
Innocent George, ct 80 West street 
Jackson Charles, 65 Hermitage st 
Jackson, Stacey, and Smith, 34 

Charlotte street 
Jessop Wm. 9 Radford street 
Jewitt Wm. 61 Duke street, Park 
Johnson Matthew, 34 Carver street 
Johnson Wm. 66 Meadow street 
Keyworth Lionel, 145 Solly street 
Kirk Wm., Wheeldon lane 
Kirkby Jph. & Sons, 124 Rockgm. st 



Law James, 81 Backlields 
Law Joseph, 118 Thomas street 
Lawton Edward, 26 Arundel street 
Lawton Henry, 7 Sims croft 
Lemons Thomas, 131 Broad lane 
Lingard Robert, Wharncliffe aide 
Littlewood George, 44 Edward st 
Lowe Richard, 167 Eyre street 
Machin James, court 94 Pond st 
Machon Septimus, ct 7 Trafalgar st 
Mappin Joseph, 16 Mulberry street 
Marriott Benjamin, 47 School croft 
Marriott John, ct 34 Cumberland st 
Marsden John, 10 Chester street 
Marsden Wm., Thomas street 
Marshall Wm. court 9 Garden st 
Martin Benjamin, 51 South street 
Masdin Joshua, 35 Brocco street 
Matthewman Benj. 44 Milton street 
Mills Henry, Neepsend 
Milner John ; 79 Thomas street 
Milner John, 76 Edward street 
Milner Joshua, Furnace hill 
Milner Mary, Balm green 
Mitchell Samuel, 48 White croft 
Mitchell Wm. 18 Peacroft 
Monks Joseph, court 4 Garden st 
Moorhouse J as. 127 Devonshire st 
Morton Alfred. 155 Watery lane 
Morton James, 25 Corn hill 
Needham Henry, 78 Garden street 
Needham Wm. 70 Trafalgar street 
Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st 
Newton Wm. 228 Solly street 
Nicholson John, 69 Charles street 
Nicholson Wm. 17 Sycamore street 
Nixon George, Mount Pisgah 
Nixon John, Newtown, Park 
Norton W'm. 228 Solly street 
Norcliffe John, 26 Lord street 
Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st 
Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham st 
Oates James, Brownell street 
Oates James, 23 Workhouse croft 
Oates Wm. 271 Solly street 
Oates Joshua, 39 St Thomas' st 
Osborne T. & Sons, 49 Carver st 
Osguthorpe Chas. 79 Thomas street 
Owen George, 53 Pye bank 
Owen Thos. 27 Pinstone street 
Padley Adam, 33 South street 
Palmer John, 47 Bailey street 
Parker Philip, 40 Silver street 
Parker and Linley, Canada place, 

Union street 
Pattison Samuel, 3 Orange street 
Pearce John, 38 Angel street 



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Pearson Samuel, 61 Eldon street 
Pearson Wm. 25 Brooraspring lane 
Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker 
Platts & Ward, 72 Edward street 
Pollard B. court 3 Spring street 
Pryor Samuel, ct 30 St Thomas st 
Ragg Godfrey, 48 St Thomas st 
Rawlins Francis, 55 Pye bank 
Rawson Wm. court 9 Garden st 
Reaoey Thomas, 38 Matthew st 
Redfearn Thos. ct 65 Coalpit lane 
Renwick John, 27 Backiields 
Revill John, Radford street 
Revitt and Hull, 15 Meadow street 
Reynolds John, Cornhill 
Roberts John, 270 Beet street 
Roberts Wm. Queen street, Phila 
Robinson Samuel, 29 School croft 
Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st 
Rodgers George, 150 Broad lane 
Rodgers Geo. & Co. 23 Norfolk lane 
Rodgers John, 42 Lee croft 
Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Rodgers Jph. ct 60 Wellington st 
Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields 
Rodgers Wm. Cleveland row, Phila 
Rod well Robt. Bernard lane, Park 
Ryals Mary, Little Sheffield 
Ryals & Heathcote, Furnival lane 
Salt Simon, court 59 Peacroft 
Sanderson Saml. ct 3 Wheeldon st 
Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st 
Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st 
Sayles Esther, 6 Wheeldon street 
Saynor Saml. & Son, 13 Edward st 
Saynor Thomas, 14 Scotland street 
Scaif Francis, 21 Wheeldon lane 
Scaif Joseph, 12 Trinity street 
Seaton Wm. 117 Trafalgar street 
Sellers John, 225 Rockingham st 
Senior Thos. ct. 21 Pinstone street 
Shaw John, 154 Duke street, Park 
Shipman Edward, 29 Radford st 
Shipman Joseph, Upperthorpe 
Shirtliff Elizabeth, 60 Coalpit lane 
Shirtcliff Wm. 14 Queen st. Portm 
Shortland Geo. & Son, 70 Carver st 
Simpson John, 99 Edward street 
Skelton John, Crookes 
Skidmore Edm. ct 34 Cumberland st 
Slack Isaac, Crookes moor side 
Smith H. & J. 110 Rockingham st 
Smith Saml. G. 98 Trafalgar street 
Smith Thomas, 98 Trafalgar street 
Snape Edward, 71 Charles street 
Snidall Joshua, 72 Duke st. Park 
Spencer Edward, 51 Lower Allen st 



Spooner Wm. Furnace hill 
Stagg Chas. ct 109 Wellington st 
Staniforth James, 46 Hollis croft 
Staniforth Wm. 72 Garden street 
Steer & Webster, 7 Castle hill 
Stenton W. & Son, 25 Carver st 
Stones John, 89 Bowden street 
Stones Thomas, Sheldon street 
Stringer Joseph, 28 Doncaster st 
Sutton Joseph, 20 Fargate 
Taylor Fras. St John's walk, Park 
Taylor John, 15 St Philip's road 
Taylor Wm. & Jas. 37 Stanley st 
Teasdale Benjamin, 19 Burgess st 
Thackray John & Son, 29 Parkhill In 
Thompson John, 39 Furnival street 
Toothill Henry, 37 Carver street 
Turner Thos. & Co. Suffolk works 
Turton John, 11 Copper street 
Turton John, 90 Wellington street 
Unwin and Rodgers, 23 Burgess st 
Wade, Wingneld, and Rowbotham, 

82 Tenter street 
Walch J. W. 13 Commercial st 
Ward Jerh. & Geo. 169 Eyre st 
Ward Thomas, 2 Bacon Island 
Wardle Joseph, 91 Allen street 
Washington Jph. ct 3 Leicester st 
Watkins Henry, 23 Allen street 
Watson George, Bacon Island 
Watson Saml. 120 Rockingham st 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
White Matthew, 26 Earl street 
White Samuel, 57 West street 
Wilkinson Samuel, 109 Lord street 
Wilkinson Thos. and Son, \7 New 

Church street 
Willey Charles, 47 Chester street 
Williamson Wm. ct 160 Young st 
Wilson John, 35 West Norwich st 
Wilson Samuel, 107 Granville st 
Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st 
Wood Benj. and Co. 6 Redhill 
Wood Wm. court 5 Lambert street 
Woodcock L. & T. 14 Howard st 
Woodcock Thos. 90 High st. Park 
Woodhead & Hartley, 7 Lambert st 
Wostenholm George and Son, 124 

Rockingham street 
Wostenholm George and Co. ct 14 

Steelhouse lane 
Wragg John, 260 Solly street 
Wragg John, 38 Furnace hill 
Wragg Samuel, 24 Furnace hill 
Wragg Saml. Cphr. 40 Furnace hill 
Wragg Thos. Crookes moor side 
Wright George, Washington works 



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Wright Mark, 55 Newcastle street 
CUTLERY.— RAZOR MFRS. 
Allen George, Duke st. Eyre lane 
Bagshaw Win. 37 Spring street 
Barber John and Sou, 29 Norfolk st 
Barker J. & T. 11 Cross Burgess st 
Barlow Jas. & Son, 121 Allen st 
Bingham John, 200 Upper Allen st 
Bingham Joseph, ct 2 Radford st 
Birks Jonth. and Son, 7o Porter st 
Bradwell Isaac, ct 80 White croft 
Brookes Ebenezer, 5 Charles street 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgrn. st 
Rrownell Rt. R. & C. 10 Carver st 
Burley James, court 5 Eyre lane 
Butcher W. & S. 41 Eyre lane 
Cadman Mary, 8 Monmouth street 
Champion & Co. 169 Broad lane 
Coe John, 103 Peacroft 
Crookes Jonth. & Son, 89 Eldon st 
Deakin George, 83 Arundel street 
Dewsnap Enos, 2 Bow street 
Elliot Jph. and John, 4 Hollis croft 
Evans Wm. 44 Milton street 
Fenney Frederick, 13 Smith street 
Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road 
Gilbert Brothers, 25 Norfolk lane 
Gilbert Jas. & Sons, 54 Eyre st 
Gill James, 4 Rockingham street 
Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf works 
Hall and Colley, 9 Evre lane 
Hall H. G. & Co. Washington pi 
Hall Charles, 3 Duke street 
Hall Saml. Parker, 44 Westbar 
Hall Wm. 45 Eyre street 
Hallam Robert, 153 Eyre street 
Hancock Samuel, 43 Peacroft 
Hancock Thomas, 39 Arundel st 
Hammond George, 3 Johnson st 
Hammond Wm. E., Wicker lane 
Harrison George, 3 Sims croft 
Harrison Wm. 30 Townhead street 
Hawcroft W T m. & Sons, 32 Carver st 
Heathcote Robert, 81 Edward st 
Heiffor John, 3 Workhouse croft 
Hinchliffe Geo. Willis, 87 Eyre st 
Higginbotham G. & W. 3 Blonk st 
Hobson Charles, jun. ct 5 Eyre lane 
Holy D. & G. 4 Eyre lane 
Horrabin Wm. & Saml. 12 Redhill 
Horridge Henry, 87 Eyre street 
Jackson Charles, 65 Hermitage st 
Jackson Wm., Cross Geo. st. Phil a 
Johnson Geo. & Co. 13 Porter st 
Johnson James, 54 Broomhall st 
Johnson John, 11 Burgess street 
Johnson Wm. 66 New Meadow st 



KirkbyJph. & Sons, 124Rockmg, st 
Lawton Samuel, Bower spring 
Lomas John, 31 Orange street 
Lord and Harvey, Gas office yard, 

Bow street 
Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge lane 
Mappin Joseph, 32 Norfolk street 
Middleton S. S. & Co. 14 Charles st 
Mycock and Thompson, 20 Earl st 
Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st 
Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham st 
Padley Adam, 33 South street 
Paramore Samuel, 28 Peacroft 
Paramore Wm. 9 Pond street 
Pearce John, 38 Angel street 
Pitchford J. & J. 65 Eldon street 
Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street 
Pitts John, 1 Chester street 
Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker 
Pryor John, 151 Watery lane 
Ragg John & Wm. 4 Johnson st 
Rawlins Francis, 55 Pye bank 
Rawson and Cooper, ct 16 Fargate 
Revitt and Hull, 15 Meadow st 
Reynolds Frederick, 12 Sims croft 
Roberts Joseph, 20 Earl street 
Rodgers Geo. & Co. 23 Norfolk In 
Rodgers George, 150 Broad lane 
Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields 
Ryals & Heathcote, 41 Hereford st 
Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st 
Sansom Wm. & Co., 105 Norfolk st 
Savage George, 52 Pond street 
Shaw Joseph, 8 Copper street 
Simpson John, 99 Edward street 
Smith & Hawksley, 114 Rockgm. st 
Smith John, 62 Peacroft 
Smith Jph. & Son, 40 Radford st 
Smith Thomas, 228 Shrewsbury rd 
Turner Thos. and Co. Suffolk Works 
Unwin and Rodgers, 23 Burgess st 
Wade, Wingfleld, & Rowbotham, 82 

Tenter street 
Walker Wm. court 7 Angel street 
Ward Thomas, 2 Bacon island 
Webster George, 33 Howard street 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Wilkinson Thomas and Son, 17 New 

Church street 
Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st 
Winter Margaret, 34 Smith street 
W T ood Benjamin & Co. 9 Castle hill 
Woodcock L. & T. 14 Howard st 
Wostenholm George and Son, J 24 

Rockingham street 
Wostenholm J. J. 109 Fitzwm, st 
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Wostenholm Joseph and Co. 14 
Steelhouse lane 

cotz^y.-scissor mfrs. 

Marked * are also Garden fy Tailor's 
Shear, and f o,re Plater's and 
Cutler's Shear Manufacturers. 
Allcard and Edgill, 6 Union lane 
Atherton Peter, 32 Rock street 
* Badger Thos. & Wm. 47 Copper st 
Barlow Frederick, 53 Pye bank 
Barlow James & Son, 121 Allen st 
Barnes Matthew, 61 Lower Allen st 
Beal Joseph, Watery lane 
*Beal Enoch, 91 Allen street 
*Beal J. and J. Ranmocr 
Bingham Harriet, 49 Edward street 
fBlyde James, 122 Fitzwilliam st 
Bolton Charles, 70 Pye bank 
Bolton Stephen, 9 Steelhouse lane 
♦Braithwait Richard, 23 Carr lane 
Braithwait Thomas, 32 Rockgm. st 
Broadhead, Hall, & Co. 83 Eldon st 
*fBrookesWm.& Son, 29 Rockgm.st 
♦Brown James, 7 Coalpit lane 
Burgin and Ward, 63 West street 
Butler Wm. 4 Trinity street 
Champion and Co. 169 Broad lane 
Coldwell James, 26 Oborne street 
Colley Thomas, 91 Hollis croft 
Collier Henry, 152 Broad lane 
Corker Wm. 10 Monmouth street 
Couch Thomas, 154 Rockingham st 
Cousins Joseph, 67 Garden street 
Dawson John, 34 Ropery row, Park 
Deakin George, 83 Arundel street 
Deakin Jas. & Thos. 25 Change alley 
Dearden Luke, 5 Cross Smithfield 
Dungworth Henry, 57 Peacroft 
♦Dyson Joseph & John, North par 
♦Fearnley Joseph, 114 Pond street 
Ford John, 18 Sheaf street 
Froggatt Jane (cast,) 18 Dun street 
Gibbins J. & Sons, Cricket Inn road 
Gorrill Robert, 159 Eyre street 
Gray Joseph, Gray street, Fox st 
Gray Thomas, 98 Pye bank 
Graham Richard, 149 Arundel st 
Green James and Joseph, Wicker In 
Green John, 15 Burgess street 
Gregory John, 38 Lambert street 
Habershon Joseph, 66 Charles st 
Habershon Wm. 37 Thomas street 
Hall Charles, 16 North parade 
Hall Edward, I Cotton mill walk 
Hall H. G. and Co., Washington pi 
Hall and Colley, 9 Eyre lane 
Hawley James, 89 Edward street 



Henfrey Samuel, 8 Coulston street 
•Higginbotham G. & W. 3 Blonk st 
Hinchliff Henry, court 72 Garden st 
Hobson Edward, 67 Snig hill 
Hobson Joseph & Son, 71 Arundel st 
Holmes John & Co. 8 Wellington st 
•Hunter Edwin, 164 Broomhall st 
HutchinsonWm. & Hy. 76 IS orfolk st 
Jackson John, 20 Furnace hill 
Jones Wm. court 27 High street 
Kent Wm. 51 Carver street 
Knapton Thomas, 5 Bower street 
Laycock Isaac, 49 Spring street 
Lemons Thos. (knife,) 131 Broad In 
Lillyman Thomas, Suffolk street 
Lingard Charles, 45 Russell street 
Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
MachinJohn, 17 Dun street 
fMarshall & Stones, 60 Arundel In 
Morton Thomas, 128 Eyre street 
Naylor Thomas, 66 Snig hill 
Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st 
*Oakes Edwin M. 188 Solly street 
Oakes Henry, 35 Spring street 
Oakes John, 52 Harvest lane 
Oakes Mary, Snowhill gardens, P. 
*Oakes Matthew, 90 Harvest lane 
Gates George, 40 Hoyle street 
Peech Wm. 40 Smithh'eld 
Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker 
Pryor Brothers, 171 Granville st 
Ragg John and Wm. 4 Johnson st 
*Read Isaac, 32 Lambert street 
Register George, 9 Bowling green st 
Roberts Henry, 13 Silver street 
Roberts John, 44 Burgess street 
Rodgers Joseph & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Rodgers Geo. and Co. 23 Norfolk In 
Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields 
*Rudd and Wainwright, 163 Eyre st 
Sampson John, 13 Little Pond st 
Shaw John, court 13 Spring street 
Shipman Henry, court 16 Allen st 
Shipman Mary, 21 Cornhill 
Shirt Joseph, court 13 Spring street 
Skinner Ebenezer, 69 Stanley street 
Smith George, 2 Silver street head 
Smith Hy. & John, 112 Rockgm. st 
Smithson Mary A. 9 Lambert street 
Spencer Matthias & Son, 107 Peacft 
*Steer and Webster, 7 Castle hill 
*Stevenson Wm. court 4 Snow lane 
*fStocks John, 57 Orchard street 
Strafford & Ray nor, ct 80 Harvest In 
Swallow George, 38 Wicker 
Sykes Edwin, 33 Wentworth street 
Trickett Edward, 112 Harvest lane 



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Trickett John, 30 Russell street 
Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works 
Wainwright Joseph, 70 Russell st 
Walker Wm. court 7 Angel street 
Walker Wm., W ashington place 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Webster Luke, 65 Backfields 
Whitehead Dd., Harmer In. gardens 
Whiteley Wm. 14 New street, Park 
•Wilkinson Thomas and Son, 17 New- 
Church street 
Wilkinson Walter, 32 Carver street 
Winter John, 53 Broad street, P. 
Winter Margaret, 34 Smith street 
Winter Robert, 9 Copper street 
Wreaks Charles, 53 Carver street 
CUTLERY.— SHOE, BUT- 
CHER, BREAD, & COOK 
KNIFE MANFRS. 
(See also Tableknife Manufacturers.) 
Algor John, 105 Eldon street 
Bradshaw W. & Son, 35 Townhd. st 
Broadhurst Wm. and Son, 27 West- 
field terrace 
Bunting Robt. & Son, 10 Regent st 
Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill 
Drabble George & Co. 27 Carver st 
Drable James, 73 Carver street 
Ellin Thos. and Co. 273 Arundel st 
Fenton and Shore, 46 Division street 
Fox Charles, 1 New Church street 
Frost Samuel, 49 Broad lane 
Green Alfred (currier's knife, &c.) 

86 Pond street 
Hinchliffe George W. 87 Eyre st 
Hunter Wm. 62 Carver street 
Johnstone Mattw. 29 Wellington st 
Makin Thomas and Son, 38 Carr In 
Marshes and Shepherd, Forge lane 
Mort Henry, Castle hill 
Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st 
Oxley Geo. and Jas. 77 Hollis croft 
Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street 
Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st 
Rodgers Joseph & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Sanderson Wm. 96 Carver street 
Shipman, Son, and Barber, 178 

Parkhill lane 
Slack W. P. 64 Earl street 
Swinscow and Manuel, Coalpit lane 
Thornhill Saml.&Son,6 St Thomas st 
Townsend Francis, jun. 198 Solly st 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Wilkinson W. & Sons, Grimesthorpe 
Wilson and Frith, 47 Chester street 
Wilson John & Son, 30 Sycamore st 
Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st 



Wood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st 
CUTLER F.-SILVER FRUIT 
AND DESSERT KNF. MFRS. 
Marked f are Platers on Steel only. 
Atkin Henry and Co. 32 Howard st 
Bell John & Jonathan, Little Shef- 
field, and Stoker Cottage 
CreswickT.J.&N.lO Paternoster rw. 
Frost Samuel, 49 Broad lane 
fFreeman Thos. W. 50 South street 
Hardesty George, ct 13 Norfolk lo. 
Harwood Saml. & Co. 99 Norfolk st 
Hatfield A. and Son, 7 Pepper alley 
Heath and Hardy, 20 Earl street 
fHutton VV. C. and Son, 27 High st 
fKay J. R. (gilder only,) 18 Mdw. st 
Lee Hy. & Co. 19 New Church st 
Mappin Joseph & Son, ct 50 Fargt 
Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st 
Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham street 
Oxley John and Co. 12 Charles st 
Parkinson James, 20 Radford street 
fParker James, Pepper alley 
fRoberts and Slater, 38 Furnival st 
Rodgers John, 42 Lee croft 
Rodgers Jph. and Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Rodgers and Unwin, 21 Burgess st 
Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st 
Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st 
Shipman Edward, 29 Radford street 
ShirtcliffeChas.& Mtw.21 Garden st 
fWalters John and Co., 9 Carver st 
W T arburton Joseph, 53 Wicker 
CUTLERY. — SILVER HAN- 
DLE, CAP, FERRULE, &c. 
MANUFACTURERS. 
Boardman Charles, 48 Pond street 
Egginton Jas. & Wm. 15 Rockgm. st 
Needham Charles, 7 Willey street 
Rodgers John, 24 Carver lane 
CUTLERY.- TABLE KNIFE, 

&c. MANUFACTURERS. 
Addy John, 32 Charlotte street 
Barber John and Son, 29 Norfolk st 
Beardshaw George, Spitalfields pi 
Beckett John, 46 Leicester street 
Beet Jonth. & Son, 184 Broad lane 
Benn James, ct 17 Bailey street 
Best J. T. & J. 12 Howard street 
Biggin John, ct 102 Pond street 
Booth Luke, 41 Norfolk street 
Bowden George, ct 55 Newcastle st 
Bradshaw Wm. (palette,) Sheldon st 
Bradshaw Wm. and Son, 35 Town- 
head street 
Brammall Joseph, 35 Norfolk street 



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TABLE KNIFE MANUFACTUREES, 



Broadhurst Win. and Son, 35 West- 
field terrace 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st 
Broomhead Mark, 56 Burgess street 
Brown John, 24 Orchard street 
Brownhil H. J. J. 88 Scotland st 
Brumby & Middleton, 11 George st 
Bunting Robt. & Son, 10 Regent st 
Burley James, ct 5 Eyre lane 
Butler Geo. & Co. 4 Trinity street 
Buxton Geo. 162 Tudor street, L. S. 
Cadman Peter & Sons, 83 Norfolk st 
Carlisle Wm. 23 Orchard laue 
Carr Ann, 63 Hollis croft 
Cawton Thos. 13 Broomspring lane 
Champion T. & Co. 169 Broad lane 
Clayton Benj. 50 Rockingham lane 
Clavton George, 5 Love street 
Coe' John, 103 Pea croft 
Crossland John, 56 Park hill lane 
Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill 
Dalton George, 102 Wellington st 
Davy Abrm. 19 Broomspring lane 
Deakin George, 83 Arundel street 
Deakin Jas. & Ths. 25 Change alley 
Dodge Natl. & Robert, 70 West st 
Dodworth Joseph, 20 Chester lane 
Drabble George & Co. 27 Carver st 
Drabble James, 73 Carver street 
Eaton Thos. W. & Co. 43 Radford st 
Ellin Thos. & Co. Tableknife Works, 

273 foot of Arundel street 
Elliot Richard, 86 Wellington st 
Ellis Isaac, 56 Garden street 
Evans Wm. 44 Milton street 
Eenton & Marsdens, 51 Bridge st 
Fenton and Shore, 46 Division st 
Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road 
Fisher John, Washington place 
Froggatt John, 102 Backfields 
Frost Samuel, 49 Broad lane 
Furniss Benjamin, 52 Coalpit lane 
Gillott John, 12 Coalpit lane 
Gledhill James, 261 Solly street 
Godby Wm. 108 Peacroft 
Greaves Fras. (& patentee of socket 

bolster,) 44 Radford street 
Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf Works 
Hadfield John, 42 Chester street 
Hall Charles, 3 Duke street 
Hall and Colley, 9 Eyre lane 
Hall H. G. & Co., Washington place 
Hall John & Sons, 119 Cornhill 
Hall Wm. 43 Eyre street 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 
Hallett Joseph, 1 Pond street 
Hammond George, 3 Johnson street 



Hammond Wm. E., Wicker lane 
Hancock Samuel, 55 Peacroft 
Hardesty George, ct 13 Norfolk In 
Hargreaves W. & L.28 Eyre lane 
Harrison Thomas, 38 Holly street 
Harvey John, South street ter. Park 
Harwood Saml. & Co. 99 Norfolk st 
Hatfield A. & Son, 7 Pepper alley 
Haywood Joseph, 25 Victoria st 
Hibberd John, 188 Bernard street 
Hibberd Wm. 10 Wheeldon street 
Hides Geo. & Rt. 12 Hollis croft 
Hill John, 5 Old street, Park 
Hinchliffe Geo. Willis, 87 Eyre st 
Hiude Benj. 44 Westbar green 
Hodgson Jas. 172 St Mary's road 
Hollins Wm. (palette,) 22South st.P. 
Holmes Charles, 90 Wellington st 
Holmes- John & Co. 8 Wellington st 
Hoole & Brooksbank, Malinda st 
Holy Daniel & Geo. 4 Eyre lane 
Hotham Richard, 55 West street 
Howe John. 27 Broomspring lane 
Howe Wm.'83 Hollis croft 
Hunter Michael, 55 Andrew street; 
Hunter Wm. 62 Carver street 
Ibbotson Thos. &Co., Paternoster rw 
Ibbotson, Peace, &Co. 78 Russell st 
Jepson Wm. 11 Meadow street 
Johnson Geo. & Co. 13 Porter street 
Jones John & Co. (patent,) 14 West- 
field terrace 
Judge John, 7 Love lane 
Kiug James & Co. 115 Scotland st 
Kirk John & Son,£0 White croft 
Kirkby Jph. & Sons, 124Rockgm. st 
Lee Hy.&Co. 19 New Church st 
Lilleyman Thomas, Suffolk street 
Linley Wm. yd 46 Coalpit lane 
Lindley Thomas, 21 Suffolk road 
Littlewood Jph. 48 Cricket Inn road 
Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
Long, Gregory, & Co. 105 Eyre st 
Ludlam Wm., Lead mill road 
Lund John, 92 Bridge street 
Lvall Thomas, 8 Sussex street 
Makin Thos. & Son, 38 Carr lane 
Mappin Joseph, 32 Norfolk street 
Mappin Jph. & Son, ct 50 Fargate 
Marples George, 69 Bernard street 
Marples Joseph, 19 Roughbank, P. 
Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe 
Marsden Samuel, Duke lane 
Marsden Wm. 86 Hoyle street 
Marsden Wm., Ellis street wheel 
Marsh James, 81 Hollis croft 
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Marshall David, 49 West street 
Martin Benjamin, 51 South street 
Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st 
Moseley Thos. 11 High street, Park 
Naylor Samuel, 76 Eyre street 
Needham John, 75 Porter street 
Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st 
Nicholson Wm. 17 Sycamore street 
Norcliffe John, 26 Lord street 
Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st 
Nowill Wm. 126 Rockingham st 
Osborne Benjamin, 91 Allen street 
Osborne T. & Sons, 49 Carver st 
Padley Adam, 33 South street 
Parker Ebenezer, Little Sheffield 
Parker and Liuley, Canada place, 

Union street 
Parkin Jonathan, 79 Thomas street 
Parkin & Marshall, 23 Fumival st 
Parkinson James, 20 Radford street 
Peckett Wm. 15 Carver lane 
Perkinton Wm. 29 Orchard lane 
Pitts Charles, 7 Chester street 
Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker 
Platts & Ward, 72 Edward street 
Pryor Samuel, ct 30 St Thomas st 
Purdy Joshua, 154 Fitzwilliam st 
Ranfield Wm. 1 Shude hill 
Roberts and Mettam, (patent,) 100 

Fargate 
Revitt & Hull, 15 Meadow street 
Rodgers Chas. Wm. 52 Lambert st 
Rodgers Geo. and Co. 23 Norfolk In 
Rodgers John & Sons, 23 Spitalfields 
Rodgers John, 42 Lee croft 
Rodgers Jph. & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Sansom T. and Sons, 45 Norfolk st 
Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st 
Saynor Saml. & Son, 13 Edward st 
Schofield Isaac, 9 Broomspring In 
Schofield Wm. court 2 Joiner lane 
Shaw Wm., Broomspring lane 
ShirtcliffChas.& Mtw. 21 Garden st 
Shortland Geo. & Son, 70 Carver st 
Simonite Joseph, Rough bank 
Simpson John, 99 Edward street 
Slack W. P. 64 Earl street 
Smith Hy. & John, 110 Rockgm. st 
Smith Joseph, 44 Coalpit lane 
South Edward, 115 Fitzwilliam st 
Spencer M. & Son, 107 Peacroft 
Stacey Brothers, 17 Orange street 
Steer & Webster, 7 Castle hill 
Standfield, Newbould,& Co.7Eyreln 
Staniforth Samuel, 150 Eldon street 
Stenton Wm. & Son, 25 Carver st 
Swindin James, court 9 Scotland st 



Taylor Joseph, Castle mills 
Townsend Francis, 198 Solly street 
Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works 
Twigg Wm.28 Westbar 
Unwin & Rodgers, 23 Burgess st 
Wade, Wingfield, & Rowbotham, 

82 Tenter street 
Walker James, 68 Eldon street 
Walters John & Co. 9 Carver st 
Warburton Joseph, 53 Wicker 
Ward Thomas, 2 Bacon island 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Wells Sarah, 56 Wellington street 
W'haley Matthew, 22 Castle mills 
Whaley Thomas, 28 Copper street 
Wild Peter, Kellam island 
Willey Charles, 47 Chester street 
Williamson Charles, Suffolk street 
Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st 
Windle Joseph, 22 Lambert street 
Wood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st 
Wood Benjamin & Co., Castle hill 
Wood Samuel, 109 Thomas street . 
W'oodcock Luke &Ths 1 4 Howard st 
Woodhead & Hartley, 7 Lambert st 
Woodhouse James, 175 Rockgm. st 
Wostenholm George and Son, 124 

Rockingham street 
Wostenholm Jph. & Co.14 Steelhs. In 
Wragg John, 121 Scotland street 
Yates Joshua, 35 Howard street 
Yeomans John, 79 Arundel street 

CUTLERY & HARDWARE 
DEALERS. 
Barnascone Lewis, 19 Waingate 
Bertram James, 6 Market street 
Bussey Edwin, 40 Angel street 
Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st 
Curtis Wm. 31 Wellington street 
Daffin George, 38 King street 
Emanuel Levi, 38 Division street 
Fagan Michael, 13 Waingate 
Gill Henry Wm. 143 Allen street 
Hamilton Michael, 27 Wicker 
Gledhill James, 261 Sollv street 
Hobson Edward, 67 Snig'hill 
McGiveru Thomas, 48 Snig hill 
Matthews James, 47 North street 
Miller David, 16 Fargate 
Millington John, 237 Mooriields 
Morgan Michael, 27 Bank street 
Naylor Thomas, 66 Snig hill 
Noyland Bernard, 61 Westbar 
Peacock Thomas, 5 Paradise square 
Pearce John, 38 Angel street 
Platts Isaac, 39 Wicker 
Poncia Dominic, 53 Westbar 



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Head Isaac, 34 Lambert street 
Sutton Joseph, 20 Fargate 
Twigg Alfred, 13 Wicker 
Wilson & Southern, 239 Solly street 
Wood Joseph, 61 Campo lane 

CUTTERS.— BONE, HAFT, 
AND SCALE. 
Bacon Stephen, 28 Brocco street 
Bradford Samuel, Jericho street 
Brookes John, Pond mill gardens 
Crookes Samuel, 12 Pinfold street 
Eyre Thomas, Vicar lane 
Frith J., Castle mills, Blonk street 
Furness Charles, 39 Coalpit lane 
Gardiner Henry, 47 Scotland street 
Gaunt Joseph, 87 Hollis croft 
Guest Henry, 5 Love street 
Hadtield Wm. 44 Coalpit lane 
Lambert Thomas, 93 Carver street 
Lund John, 92 Bridge street 
Perkington Joshua, 29 Orchard lane 
Rhodes Henry, 10 Moor street 
Russell Francis, Wells' wheel 
Spooner John, court 14 Hollis croft 
Stork Edwin, ct 55 Townhead street 
Timm Wm. court 293 Beet street 
Vallantine Jonathan, 44 West st 
Watkinson John, 73 Peacroft 
Watkinson Samuel, 58 Peacroft 
Wigfall Thomas, court 1 Meadow st 
Wilson Wm. 24 Westbar green 
Winterbottom S. 22 Little Pond st 
Woollen Jonathan, 127 Gibraltar st 

CUTTERS.— BUCK, STAG, 
HORN HAFTS AND SCALES. 
Beardshaw Wm. 7 Sims croft 
Beet Wm. 126 Rockingham street 
Burrows Saml. Henry and John, 26 

Shepherd st 
Chester George, 102 Fargate 
Cutts Jonas, Vicar lane 
Dickinson Wm. Hy. 26 Chester st 
Fisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi 
Gaunt Joseph, 87 Hollis croft 
Hall John, (dlr.) 54 Orchard street 
Horridge Wm. 28 Bow street 
Houlds worth Jph. & Co. 18 Grindlegt 
Machon Geo. 12 Rockingham st 
Marshall Edward, 155 Fitzwm. st 
Morton Wm. 5 Garden street 
Mottram Henrv, 46 Orchard street 
Osborne Alfred, 19 Smithfield 
Rhodes Joseph, 64 Westbar green 
Roberts and Mettam, 100 Fargate 
Robinson Thomas, 23 Figtree lane 
Stevenson Jas. court 76 Pond st 



Taylor James, 101 Fargate, and 5 

Burgess street 
Trout A. (horn dlr.) 76 Hollis croft 
Wragg Jonathan, 36 Lee croft 
CUTTERS & PRESSERS of 
HORN HAFTS, SCALES, &c. 
Marked f are also Umbrella Hook, 

8fc., Pressers. 
Ardron Samuel, 12 Holly street « 
Ashall Wm. 17 Sims croft 
Bashforth Thos. Long entry, Scot- 
land street 
Booth Solomon, yd. 171 Rockgm. st 
Boothroyd John, ct 44 Carver st 
fBowling J. & W. 44 Button lane 
Bradley John R. court 86 West st 
Brittlebank Joseph, 60 Peacroft 
Bullock John, 45 New st. In. Park 
Butler Chas. 23 Wellington street 
Butler Joseph, 49 Charles street 
Coggin Thos. & Sou, 57 Holly st 
Cooper John, Crown alley, Park 
Crookes Jph. court 28 Hollis croft 
Dignam M. (comb,) 62 Orchard st 
Dungworth Wm. 59 Porter street 
tFisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi 
France Thomas, 100 Pond street 
Frith John, 33 Bowling green st 
fGouldthorpe and Greaves, 22 Bur- 
gess street 
Gouldthorpe Joseph, 85 Carver st 
Greaves Francis, 44 Radford st 
Hall Joseph, 66 Eldon street 
Harrison Wm. Cabbage alley 
Heaton Joseph, Creswick's square 
Hibberd Wm. 135 Fitzwilliam st 
Hides Geo. & Robt. 12 Hollis croft 
Holroyd J. (scale,) 116 Rockgm. st 
Holroyd Wm. (scale,) Jericho st 
Hutchinson Thos. ct 89 Hollis croft 
Jackson Wm. Cross Geo. st. Phila 
Kitson John, 30 Hague lane 
Lee George, 45 Burgess street 
Martin Joseph, 61 Coalpit lane 
Mason James, 210 South st. Park 
Masons & Beardsworth, 90 Bridge st 
Matthews Thomas, 11 Carver lane 
Merrill, Jarvis,& Merrill, 46 Hollyst 
Mitchill F. (comb,) Creswick's sqr 
Morton Thomas, 62 Broad street 
Murfin & Hancock, 104 Allen st 
Newton Isaac, court 3 White croft 
Owen Thomas, 20 Earl street 
Parkin J. & T. ct 89 Hollis croft 
Randall Joseph, ct 32 Pinstone st 
Rayner Joseph, 59 Townhead st 
Reaney Joseph, 86 West street 



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Ratcliffe Wm. ct 89 Hollis croft 
fRoberts and Mettam, 100 Fargate 
Sedgwick T. (comb,) 70 Charles st 
Shaw Wm. 19 Charles street 
Shaw Wm. 3 Pinstone street 
Simpson S. (comb,) Creswick's sq 
Simpson Jas. 113 Snow hill, Park 
Steel Thomas, 5 Paradise lane 
Stones Geo. & John, 89 Hollis croft 
Stray John, ct 34 Cumberland st 
Sykes George, 3 Harmer lane 
Taylor Wm. 20 Earl street 
Thompson Wm. (comb,) 33 Highst.P 
fUnwin George, 48 Garden street 
"Wait Wm. School street, Park 
Wall Frederick, 91 Allen street 
Wasnidge Wm. 100 Pond street 
Wheelhouse Rt. & Geo. 44 School eft 
Wheelhouse Thos. ct 89 Hollis croft 
Wilkinson Fredk. ct. 89 Hollis croft 
Woofindin Alfred, 151 Fitzwn. st 
Woofindin Yiucent, 72 Wellington st 
CUTTERS.— IVORY, HORN, 
and FOREIGN WOOD HAFTS 
AND SCALES. 
(See also Turners.) 
Carlisle Wm. 23 Orchard lane 
Carr Rowland, 50 Rockingham lane 
Chester George, 106 Fargate 
Dalton Geo. (ivory,) 102 Wellington st 
Driver John, 25 Charles street 
Driver Wm. Sydney street 
Fisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi 
Gaunt Joseph, 87 Hollis croft 
Houldsworth Jph. & Co. 19 Grindlegt 
Jepson John B. Soho wheel 
Lennard John, 2 Workhouse croft 
Marsden Wm. 86 Hoyle street 
Mottram Henry, 46 Orchard street 
Primrose Daniel, 10 Burgess street 
Rhodes Jph. 64 Westbar green 
Robinson Thomas, 23 Figtree lane 
Shirtcliff Cs. & Matw. 21 Garden st 
Smith Henry, 92 Bridge street 
Smith James, 92 Bridge street 
Smith Thos. 188 Rockingham street 
Taylor James, 101 Fargate 

CUTTERS.-FEARL. 
Marked f are Pearl fy Ivory Carvers 

and Hook, fyc. mfrs. 
Barnes Abraham, 25 Chester street 
Carr Thomas, 6 Pond street 
fHerring John, sen. ct 44 Eldon st 
fHerring John, 108 Wellington st 
f Leivesley Charles, Orchard lane 
Mabbott Wm. Thos. 50 Rockgm. In 
Mappin James, Back Norfolk row 



Mappin Jph. & Son, ct 50 Fargate 
Roberts W 7 m. 52 Queen street 
Robinson Thos. 23 Figtree lane 
Shirtcliffe John, 19 St. Thomas st 
fTrown John, 47 West street 
fUnwin George, 48 Garden street 
f Woodcock L. & T. 14 Howard st 

DEALERS IN IVORY, 
Tortoise Shell, Foreign Wood, Buck, 
and Stag fy Ox Horns, Bones, fyc. 
(Marked f Horn and Bone only.) 
Beardshaw Wm. 7 Sims croft 
f Best J. T. & J. 12 Howard street 
Chester George, 102 Fargate 
fClarke Thos. 16 Bower spring 
Dalton Samuel, 216 Glossop road 
Driver John, 25 Charles street 
Fenton Benj. & Co. 30 Newcastle st 
Fisher Wm. & Sons, 27 Orchard pi 
Greaves Francis, 44 Radford street 
Hall Saml. (ivory and shell,) 262 

Bright street 
Hawksley John, 22 Hollis croft 
Houldsworth Jph.&Co. 18 Grindlegt 
fHudson Joseph, 60 Broad street 
Lennard John, 2 Workhouse croft 
f Masons & Beardsworth, 90Bridge st 
f Matthews Thomas, 11 Carver lane 
f May James, 50 Pond street 
Myers L. and Co. 75 Eyre st 
fParker Samuel and Son, Parker's 

wharf, Blast lane 
Rhodes Joseph, 64 Westbar green 
Roberts and Mettam, 96 Fargate 
Taylor James, 101 Fargate 
fUnwin George, 48 Garden street 
Valley John (ivory) 141 Arundel st 
Wild 'William, 34 Coalpit lane 
DESIGNERS. 
(See Artists, Diesinkers, fyc.) 
DIESINKERS. 
Ainley Thomas, Little Sheffield 
Barnes Mattw. & Son, 108 Pond st 
Barnes Robt. & Son, 241 Rockgm. st 
Beresford Isaac, 12 Carver street 
Cooper Francis, 62 Hollis croft 
Eagle Thomas, 73 Division street 
Ellison Edw. 107 Fitzwilliam st 
Frith and Landers, ct 69 Division st 
Gray Wm. 46 Eyre street 
Hoyle John, 80 West street 
Lee Arthur, 6 Tudor street 
Richardson Samuel, 35 Bramall la 
Schofield Wm. 56 Rockingham st 
Tyzack Mark and Sons, 92 Carver st 
Walch Chas. 13 Commercial street 
Ward Wm, Geo. Pond mill gardens 



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Woofindin Verdon, 151 Fitzwm. st 
Woollen Jonth. ct 1 New Church st 

DYERS AND SCOURERS. 
Beal Ann, 3 Hoyle street 
Cheadle Walter, 110 Barker's pool 
Clarke Edward, 78 West street 
Hardington Mrs Eliz. 56 Orchard st 
Miisham Wm., Nottingham; C. Cox, 

agent, 40 Church street 
Roberts H. and M. 41 Arundel st 
Shiers Mary, 62 Coalpit lane 
Sparrow Joseph, 30 Holly street 
Taylor James, 80 Bridge street 
West Hugh, 52 Burgess street 
Wood Robert, 20 Wicker 

EATING HOUSES. 
Marked § are Temperance Coffee 

Houses. 
Askey George, 24 Watson walk 
§Cocker Samuel, 1 1 Button lane 
§Cutts Joseph M. 25 Flat street 
§Dalton Thomas, 3 George street 
Fieldsend Wm. 17 Commercial st 
Fox Thomas, 32 Waingate 
Frost Sarah, 23 Waingate 
Hancock John, 29 Waingate 
Graham Wm. 26 Duke street, Park 
Jones Wm. 30 Furnival road 
Kay John, 23 Change alley 
Lant Emma, 13 Castle folds 
Lishman Wm.38 Broad street 
Marshall Hannah, 27 Hartshead 
§Nicholson Henry, 8 Bow street 
Raby Sarah, 18 VVestbar 
Rodgers Thomas, 10 Castle street 
Thackray Henry, 14 Broad street 
Theaker James, 102 Old Haymkt 
Thompson George, 18 Wicker 
§Turton Geo. H. 36 Trafalgar st 
Turton Joseph, 101 South street 
Upton George, 6 Bank street 
§ Walker Thos. & Jno. 7 Castlefolds 
§Watts John, 18 Bridgehouses 
Wells Wm. 41 Exchange street 
§Whittles Thomas, 9 Paradise sq 
Wolsteuholme Thomas, 70 Westbar 

EDGE TOOL MANFRS. 
Ash Wm. Henry, 14 Norfolk lane 
Beardshaw Jonth. & Son, 16Garden st 
Beet Jonth. and Sons, 184 Broad In 
Bishop Samuel, 166 Young street 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm.st 
Bush & Birkhead, 35 Rockngm. In 
Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane 
Corfield John, 13 Smithfield 
Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill 
Cutler John, jun. 42 Charlotte st 



Drabble and Sanderson, 37 Russell st 
Drury Robert and Co. (fancy tools) 

6 Leadmill road 
Eadon Moses, 107 Norfolk street 
Fenton and Marsdens, 51 Bridge st 
Greaves Isaac, Broad st lane, Park 
Greaves Wm. and Sons, Sheaf Works 
Green Alfred, 86 Pond street 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 
Herring John, Broad st lane, Park 
Hinchliffe Geo. W. 87 Eyre street 
Hoole and Brooksbank, Malinda st 
Hobson Francis, Saville street 
Holy Daniel & Geo. 4 Eyre lane 
Horn W. I. and Co. 67 Bridge st 
Howarth James, 121 Fitzwilliam st 
Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works 
Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 
Ibbotson Thos. & Co. Paternoster row 
Kenyon John and Co. 4 Sheldon st 
Kirk Peter & Son, 31 Norfolk lane 
Law Philip, 60 Carver street 
Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
Marriott and Atkinson, Atterchffe 
Marshall J. and W. 40 Eyre street, 

and 83 Allen street 
Marshall and Stones, 60 Arundel In 
Marshes and Shepherd, 10 Forge In 
Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st 
Mort Henry, Castle hill 
Moseley Geo. and Son, 7 Workhs. In 
MottramThos. & Son, 157 Arundel st 
Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st 
Newbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st 
Oakes Wm. Spitalfields 
Peace S. and Sons, (J. Cam's,) 9 

Forge lane, and 48 Meadow st 
Reaney and Wood, 50 Bernard st 
Roebuck Jonathan, Saville street 
Schofield George, Sheldon row 
Sorby John and Sons, Spital hill 
Sorby Robt. & Sons, 2 Carver street 
Spear and Jackson, Saville street 
Spencer Matthias& Son, 107 Peacroft 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 
Swinscow and Manuel, Coalpit lane 
TaylorW. (spokeshave) 3 Division In 
Turner John, 121 Saville street 
Turner Thos. & Co. Suffolk Works 
Warburton Brothers, 21 Furnival st 
Ward and Payne, 110 West street 
Wharton G. and Co. Cadmanst 
EMERY GRINDERS. 
Hodgson Geo. Walk mill, Twelve 

o'clock 
Marshall Saml. (emery and glass pa- 
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ENGINEERS. 
(See Millwrights, Ironfounders, and 

Land Surveyors. 
ENGRAVERS AND COPPER- 
PLATE PRINTERS. 
(See also Mark Mkrs. fy Diesinkers.) 
Bacon Wm. Henry, 56 Pye bank 
Bell and Tompkin, 3 Mulberry st 
Berry Henry, 68 Campo lane 
Birtles Abraham, 16 Fargate 
Bright W. H. court 27 High street 
Cadman R. T. ct 36 Sycamore st 
Chapman and Lowe, 3 Campo lane 
Fleming Chas. J. ct 19 High street 
Foster Charles, court 41 Fargate 
Fry Wm. 34 Change alley 
Greaves Thomas, 32 Chapel walk 
Horrabin Samuel, 142 Solly street 
Hoyland Fredk. 18 Campo lane 
King Robert, 19 Burgess street 
Mappin James, ct 6 Norfolk row 
.Mappin Jph. court 18 Sycamore st 
Mequiner and Kilner, 2*8 Norfolk st 
Mequiner Nathl. (printer only,) 12 

New Church street 
Parkin John F. 33 Orchard street 
Rodgers James, 18 New Church st 
Rodgers John, 13 New Church st 
Rodgers John, jun. 16 Holly street 
"White Henry, 53 Peacroft 
Wilson George, 176 Rockgm. st 
ENGRAVERS' TOOL MKRS. 
(Marked f are Cast Steel Drawers.) 
Bush & Birkhead, 35 Rockgm. lane 
fFellows Wm. 52 Campo lane 
fHowarth Jas. 121 Fitzwilliam st 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 
Lewin George, 71 Milton street 
Littlewood John, 91 Broad street 
Moseley Geo. & Son, 7 Workhouse In 
fTaylor Henry, 105 Fitzwilliam st 

ETCHERS & GILDERS. 

Abbott John, Cherry tree yard 
Berry Henry, 68 Campo lane 
Chesman Rd. 138 Rockingham st 
Harris Wm. Jas. 98 South st. Park 
Hibbard John, 18 White Bear walk 
Hodgkinson John, 38 Trafalgar st 
Horrabin Samuel, 142 Solly street 
Horrabin Wm. B. 60 Hollis croft 
Parkin John F. 33 Orchard street 
Rodgers Wm. 79 Wellington street 
Skinner Thomas, 3 Campo lane 
Thomas Edward, 92 Lord street 
White Charles, 38 Trafalgar street 
Wild Joseph, White Bear walk 



FEATHER MERCHANTS. 

Atkinson and Lee, 44 Angel street 
Jones John, 63 Market place 
Scott Peter, 34 Fargate 
Shepherd John, 14 Old Haymarket 
FELLMONGERS& LEATHER 

DRESSERS. 
Agar Ann, Castle folds 
Holman Nicholas Rt. ] 18 Bridge st 
Hoole Wm. 34 Pinstone street 
Mills Samuel, 26 Neepsend, and 17 

Fruitmarket 
Owen John, Hillfoot 

FENDER MANFRS. 
Bagnall Frederick, Norwich street 
Baxter George, 16 Button lane 
Carr George, 30 Arundel street 
Carr and Steel, 8 Sycamore street 
Eadon Moses, 109 Norfolk street 
Greaves, Ward, and Ibbofcson, Rel- 
iant Foundry 
Hattersley George, 61 Wentworth st 
Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works 
Horn Wm. I. & Co. 67 Bridge st 
Lawrence Wm. Leicester street 
Littlewood J.(fender tool,) 9 1 Broad st 
Milner Ann, 50 Garden street 
Morton Joseph, 31 Eyre street 
Robertson and Jobson, Love street 
Senior John, 66 Hollis croft 
Sheldon Ths. & Son, 105 Trafalgar st 
Stancer George, 46 Rockingham st 
Stuart and Smith, Roscoe Place 
Turton Edward, 26 Nursery lane 
Waller John, 17 Workhouse lane 
Wells Joseph, (iron,) 44 North st 
Woodcock Richard, 62 Broad st 

FILE MANUFACTURERS. 
Auckland John, 23 Garden street 
Baker John, 126 Rockingham st 
Barnsley George, Corn hill 
Beardshaw Jonth. and Son, 16 Gar- 
den street 
Beardshaw, Stevenson, and Co. 30 

Hollis croft 
Bedford John, 12 Bower spring 
Beet Jonth. and Sons, 184 Broad lu 
Binney Thomas, 48 Lambert street 
Birkinshaw John, 18 Fiat street 
Blackwell John, 51 Lambert street 
Blake and Parkin, 3! Meadow st 
Brookes Ann, court 19 Arundel st 
Brown John, 24 Orchard street 
Bullock George, 6 Orchard lane 
Butcher Wm.&Saml. 13 Furnivalst 
Cadman Chs. & Sons, 56 Andrew sfc 
Carr Charles, 73 Broad lane 
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Carr John & Riley, 41 Bailey lane 
Carr Scamadine, 108 Broad lane 
Charlesworth Wm. Hammond street 
Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works 
Crookes, Roberts, & Co. 44 Porter st 
Pale Gamaliel, 64 Hermitage st 
Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st 
Eadon Moses, 107 Norfolk street 
Earl and Co. 2 Little Pond street 
Ellison Joseph, Wellmeadow road 
Eisher and Bramall, Burntree lane 
Garfitt Thos. (saw files,) Wellfield 

House, Little common 
Gatley Thomas, 105 Edward street 
Grantham Maria, 2L Bailey street 
Greaves John, 36 Dunfields 
Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf Works 
Green Alfred, 86 Pond street 
Green John, Gas office yd. Bow st 
Gregory & Redfearn, 30 Edward st 
Groves Rd. and Sons, 71 Snow lane 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 
Heeley Henry, 31 New street, Park 
Hill Henry, 7 Meadow street 
Hill John, 158 South street 
Hobson Francis, Saville street 
Hoole Henry E. Green lane 
Hoole and Brooksbank, Malinda st 
Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, 31 

Arundel lane 
Horn Wm. I. and Co. 67 Bridge st 
Horton Joseph, court 3 Leicester st 
Howgate Samuel, jun. Pea croft 
Hurst Francis, 31 Burntree lane 
Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works 
Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 
Ibbotson Ths. & Co. Paternoster row 
Johnson, Cammell, and Co., Cyclops 

Works, Saville street 
Jowitt B. Gas office yard, Bow st 
Kenyon John and Co. 4 Sheldon st 
Law Philip, 60 Carver street 
Lewin G. (watch files,) 71 Milton st 
Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
Long, Gregory, and Co. 105 Eyre st 
JiOxley Thos. 73 Lower Allen st 
Machen G. and Son, The Hirst 
Machen John, High st. lane, Park 
IVIakin Thos. and Son, 38 Carr lane 
Marriott and Atkinson, Attercliffe 
Marsh John, 55 Wellington street 
Marshall J. & W. 83 Lower Allen st 
Marshall&Cheetham,184Gibraltarst 
Marshes and Shepherd, 10 Forge In 
Mason W'm. 80 White croft 
Mottram Ths. & Sons, 157 Arundel st 



Naylor, Vickers, & Co. Don Works, 

Millsands 
Newbould R. and J., C adman st 
Nowbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st 
Parkin Brothers, 21 Wicker lane 
Parkin John and Wm. 92 West st 
Peace John and Chas. 99 Peacroft 
Peace Wm. 55 Garden street 
Peace S. and Sons, 9 Forge lane 
Richardson Francis, 19 Pinstone st 
Roebuck Jonathan, Saville street 
Rowbotham D. Gas office yd. Bow st 
Scott David, court 51 Trinity street 
Slinn Robert, Highfield 
Smith Elijah, 8 Comhill 
Smith George, 44 Whitecroft 
Smith Hy. & John, 110 Rockgm. st 
Sorby John and Sons, Spital hill 
Spear and Jackson, Saville street 
Spencer Matthias & Son,107Peacroft 
Stagg Wm. Hy. & A. 91 Edward st 
Stagg Geo. Grove row, Hillfoot 
Standfield, Newbould,&Co. 7 Eyre In 
Stanley Charles, 29 South street 
Stevenson Joseph, 52 Hollis croft 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 
Stork John, 41 Snow lane 
Thompson Robert, 200 Granville st 
Trickett James, 92 Backfields 
Turner Thos. and Co. Suffolk Works 
Turton Thos. and Sons, 1 Russell st 
TyzackWm. & Sons, 230 Rockgm. st 
Ward and Payne, 110 West street 
Wade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, 

82 Tenter street 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Wharton Geo. and Co. Cadman st 
Whittles George, ct 19 Union st 
Wilcock Edward, 73 Lower Allen st 
Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 1 

Arundel lane 
Winder John H., Royds Works 
Wing Michl. & Jph. 31 Brownell st 
Witheford Edwin, Balm green 
Wolstenholme Jph. 42 Leicester st 
Wragg Joseph, 1 Charles lane 
FIRE IRON MANFRS. 
(See also Fender Manufacturers.) 
Hoole Hy. E. Green lane Works 
Stuart and Smith, Roscoe Place 
Turner Harriet & Wm. 120 Allen st 
Ward George, 7 Bacon island 

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE 
OFFICES AND AGENTS. 

Argus, T. N. Bardwell and Sons, 20 
High street 



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Birmingham Tire, Fairbank & Son, 

3 East parade 
British Commercial, "W. P. Milner, 

5 St James' street 
Clerical and Medical, Win, Gillott, 

30 Change alley 
Commercial & Genl. Life, E. Bram- 

ley, 6 Paradise sq ; "Wood Readett, 

80 Fruit mkt ; and W. W. Foote, 

35 Norfolk street 
Dissenters and General, E. Smith, 1 

Bank street 
European Life, Fairbank and Son, 

3 East parade 

Farmers', Jonth. Giliatt, 10 York st 
Guardian Fire and Life, Wm. Bick- 

ley, 10 St James' street 
Imperial, F. W. "Wilson, 2 Surrey st 
Law Life, J. Stani forth, 8 Paradise sq 
Leeds and Yorkshire, Parker and 

Smith, 13 George street 
London Assurance, Joseph Kirk, 33 

Victoria street 
Loudon Union, Thos. Court, Suffolk 

Works 
London, Edinbro', & Dublin, Saml. 

Mitchell, 8 Campo lane 
Manchester Fire and Life, Marcus 

Smith, Corn Exchange 
National Provident, A. C. Branson, 

4 Fargate 

North British, Thomas Marshall, 

16 St James 9 row- 
Norwich Union, B. Schofield & Son, 

Music Hall, Surrey street 
Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Fire 

and Life, Jno. Hyde, 84 Norfolk st 
Pelicau, Anty. Whitaker, 22 Fargate 
Phoenix Fire & Crown Life, Ridge 

and Jackson, 5 King street, and 

Paul Bright, 73 Wicker 
Protestant Dissenters, lit. Leader, 

jun. 41 High street 
Reliance Life, J. Pearce, jun. 24 

High street 
Royal Farmers' and General, C. W. 

Bingley, 30 Change alley ; and 

W. Wright, Norton 
Scottish Equitable, J. W. Smith, 9 

East parade 
Standard Life, Henry Simpson, 37 

High street 
Sheffield Fire Office, Wm. Brownell, 

15 George street 
Sheffield, Rotherham, & Chesterfield 

Fire and Life, Thomas Bell, 

manager, 25 Norfolk street 



Sun Fire and Life, Thomas Oates, 1 
East parade 

United Kingdom, John Yeomans, 
jun. 45 Norfolk street 

West of England, Thos. Branson, 
11 St James' row 

Western, J. Beckett and Sons, 16 
Norfolk row 

York and North of Eugland, T. 
Lofthouse, 66 Snig hill 

Yorkshire Fire & Life, R. J. Gains- 
ford, 6 Paradise square 

FIREWORK MAKERS. 

Bywater George, Kelvin grove 
Copley Frederick, 6 South street 
Wade Mrs Sarah, 83 West street 
FISHING TACKLE xMAKERS. 
Berry Joseph, 43 Church street 
Fox Joshua, 19 Wicker 
Rhodes John, 215 Moorfields 
Turton John, 59 Charles street 
FISHMONGERS. 

Marked * are Dealers in Game, 
Booth John, J 83 Gibraltar street 
Crowder Elizabeth, 2 Coulston st 
'Dickinson George, 22 Dixon lane 
•Emmet John, 17 Bow street 
Flin Peter, 99 Scotland street 
*Fox Joseph, 12 Fargate 
Guest Charles, 180 West street 
*HaighWm. JO Fargate 
Jones David, 53 Silver street head 
Kirkman Thomas, 126 Gibraltar st 
Knowles John, 112 South street 
Marriott George, 129 Gibraltar st 
*Maskell Joseph, 21 King street 
•Parkinson Alfred, 1 Bow street 
Pashley John, 1 Anson street 
*Pearson Robert, 106 South street 
Pearson Wm. 175 Glossop rd. mkt 
Smith James, 3 South street 
Trippet John, 12 Pond street 
Walker Anthony, 162 Gibraltar Bt 
Welford Wm. 5 Sheaf bridge 

FRENCH POLISHERS. 
Bolton James, 8 Townhead street 
Reading Charles, 1 Backfields 
Tasker & Hudson, ct 22 Coalpit In 
Wales Wm. 22 Townhead street 

FRUITERERS. 

(See Gardeners, Confectioners, and 

Grocers.) 

FURNITURE BROKERS. 
(See Cabinet Makers also.) 
Addy C, 6 Workhouse lane 
Andrews Samuel, 8 Hartshead 



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Askew Wm. 8 Dixon lane 
Beard Thomas, 78 Trippet lane 
Boyes Matthew, 19 Steelhouse lane 
Boyes Wm. 125 Gibraltar street 
Brookfield Frederick, 60 Westbar 
Bussey Edwin, 42 Angel street 
Clayton John, 26 Paradise square 
Clayton Philip, 10 Union street 
Coope John, 4 Cornish street 
Cowen Thomas, 125 Devonshire st 
Croft James, 138 South street 
Davy Joseph, 8 and 6 Westbar 
Dranstield Lucy, 23 Campo lane 
Elsworth Wm. 36 Scotland street 
Gillott George, 78 Snig hill 
Gillott Joseph, 15 Redcroft row 
Godbehere Henry, 11 Grindlegate 
Green John, 48 Church street 
Greenwood Charles, 9 Campo lane 
Hall John, 43 Carver street 
Harris Francis, 65 Westbar 
Hattersley John, 10 Union buildgs 
Hattersley John, 22 Paradise square 
Jackson Wm. 52 Allen street 
Jubb Thomas, 20 Westbar green 
Kirkby Samuel, 117 South street 
Lamb George, 92 Fargate 
Law Ann, 10 Coulston street 
Lister John, 32 Westbar green 
Litster Wm. 8 Union street 
Marsh Joseph, 22 Westbar green 
Megson John, 28 Westbar green 
Moorhouse Thomas, 33 Division st 
Newton Thomas, 1 Castle street 
Nightingale Thomas, 61 North pa- 
rade 
Norton John, 18 Coulston street 
Primrose Alfred, 82 Burgess street 
Richardson Westall,4 Coalpit lane 
Baby Joseph, 32 Division street 
Riley Richard, 24 Fargate 
Shepherd Christiana, 35 Peacroft 
Smilter Benjamin, 59 Westbar 
Smith Ann, 19 Paradise square 
Smith George, 2 Silver street head 
Smith Thomas, 46 Smith street 
Staniforth Sarah, 28 Scotland st 
Steel Jesse, 21 Westbar 
Styring Sarah, 87 Campo lane 
Swan Archibald, 18 Westbar green 
Taylor Francis, 48 Pinstone street 
Timperley John, 45 Bridge street 
Turnell Isaac, 85 Fargate 
Unwin Charles, 48 Westbar 
Womersley George, 78 Edward st 
Wright Wm. 65 Tenter street 



GARDENERS & SEEDSMEN. 
Marked * are Nurserymen also, and 
f Green Grocers Sf Fruiterers only. 
♦Allsebrook Chas. 24 Hermitage sc 
Andrews J. 42 King st. & Spitaltields 
Atkinson James, Broomhill cottage 
fAwdas Elizabeth, 75 West street 
Bacon Wm., Woodside 
Barker David, 85 West street 
fBarker Wm. 132 Gibraltar street 
Bell James, Stoker Cottage 
Bennett Edward, 8 Fruitmarket 
*Blacfctin J. 100 Scotland street, and 

Neepsend 
fBlacktin Joseph, 121 Meadow st 
fBlyde Joseph, 72 Westbar 
*Boden Samuel, Attercliffe 
fBurgin.W. 82 Westbar, and 16 

Fruitmarket 
Cantrell Joseph, Broomhall 
Coope James, Strawberry hall lane 
fCrookes Thomas, 31 Division st 
fDavison George, 5 Pinfold street 
fDenniff John, 4 Fruitmarket 
fDenniffThos. 13 King street, and 

22 Wicker 
fDepledge Richard, 8 Pond street 
*Donelly James, 62 Pinstone street 
*Dronfield Mary, Little Sheffield 
•Fisher, Holmes, & Co. 14 Market pi 
fFox Elizabeth, 21 Fruitmarket 
fFox Wm., Castle folds lane 
fFroggatt Ann, 13 Pinstone street 
*Garnett J. 39 King st. & Hallcar 
Gill George, Fentonville 
*Godwin Fisher, 49 Market place, 

and Heeley 
*Hadfield John, Stanton broom 
Hawksley Charles, Pisgah 
fHewitt Edward, 33 Scotland street 
*Holden Wm., Brightside lane 
Ibbotson J. 40 King street, and 

Brightside lane 
•Joel George, Ecclesall new road 
fKirkham Thomas, 126 Gibraltar st 
fKnowles John, 103 South street 
Knowles Wm. 20 Bridgehouses 
fLeadbeater Hannah, 66 Orchard st 
tLees Mary, 66 Pinstone street 
McDermott John, George st. Phila 
Marsden John, Highfield 
fMalkin Wm. 133 Gibraltar street 
t Marshall Joseph, 120 Barker's pool 
Maney W. Strawberry hall lane 
*MilnerWm.37 King st. & Neepsend 
fNicholson Rebecca, 12 Fruitmkt 
fNoble George, 9 Fruitmarket 



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fOates John, 91 Tenter street 
Platts George, 230 Moorfields, and 

256 Shales moor 
fPlatts Sarah, 111 Westbar 
Priestley Peter, 19 Pond street 
fRaywood Ann, 17 Broad street 
fRotherham Ann, Giossop rd. mkt 
tSainby Joseph, 234 Moorfields 
*Scott John, 210 West street 
fSedgwick Joseph, Castle folds lane 
fSiddell Wm., Old Fishmarket 
Smith David, Cherry tree hill 
fSmith Wm. 278 Shales moor 
fSpencer Joseph, 133 South street 
•Stones Wm., Brightside lane 
•Stubbing G. 43 Kfng st.&Harvestln 
tTubby Ann, 19 Norfolk row 
Turner James, 20 Fruitmarket 
fTurner Charlotte, 72 Snighill 
•Turner Robert. Ecclesall New rd 
fWeldon James, 41 Fargate 
tWood John, Old Fishmarket 
Wicks John, 114 South street 

GAS FITTERS. (See Whitesmiths 

and Plumbers.) 

GERMAN SILVER WARE, 

&c, MANFRS. 

(See also Britannia Metal, Silver 

Cutlery, and Spoon Manfrs.) 
Broadhead and Atkin, Britannia 

Works, 1 Love street 
Dixon James & Sons, Cornish Place 
Gallimore Wm. jun. 42 School croft 
Freeman Thos. W. 50 South street 
Harrison John, 116 Scotland street 
Hutton Wm. and Son, 27 High st 
Rodgers Aaron, Suffolk Works 
Rhodes T. and J. 13 Howard st 
Roberts and Slater, 38 Furnival st 
Roberts John, Low street, Park 
Russell Samuel, 188 West street 
Shallcross Wm. 64 Trinity street 
Shaw and Fisher, 43 Suffolk road 
Wolstenholme Joseph, 31 Broad st 

GINGER BEER, &c, MKRS. 
{Marked * are Soda Water fy Lemon- 
ade Manufacturers.) 
Collis James, Neepsend 
Daffin George, 33 Wicker 
Green Joseph, 100 Wicker 
Gillott Samuel, Burton head 
Haywood Wm. 33 Queen street 
*Hobson Henry, Meeting house In 
Ridge Richard, 65 Wicker 
•Taylor Richd. Thomas, 4 High & 



GLASS & LEAD MERTS. 

{Marked * arc Plate Glass Agents ) 
•Drury, Smith, and Swallow, 34 

Howard street 
Mearbeck Thomas, 44 York street 
*Mycock Thomas, E. 106 Fargate 
*Pitt John, 20 Waingate 
Primrose Wm. 73 Westbar 
Seale Bernard, 25 Church street 
GLASS, CHINA, & EARTHEN- 
WARE DEALERS. 
{Marked f are Earthenware dealers 

only.) 
Ball Wm. 25 Silver street bead 
Bell Hanh. and Eliz. 52 Belfield st 
fBingham Wm. 33 Netherthorpe 
Booker Thomas, 18 Paradise square 
tChester Wm. 133 West street 
fFenton Joseph, 6 Cross Burgess st 
fGatherick Benj. 115 South street 
fGelthorpe, James, 165 South st 
Goodall Wm. 77 Westbar 
f Grant Benj. 32 Silver street head 
f Groves Ann, 23 Duke street, Park 
fH adfield Ann & Eliz. 183 Giossop rd 
fHaslam John, 10 Duke st. Park 
Hemsoll Joseph, 56 Division street 
tHepworth James, Little Sheffield 
Johnson Jph. (& filter mfr.) 61 Fargt 
fKay Francis, 158 Duke street, P. 
tLee Charles, 27 Duke street, Park 
fLawson Francis, 292 Shalesmoor 
tMarrison Joseph, 36 Chapel st. B. 
fMarshall Philip, 91 Fargate 
fNoble Sarah, 43 Wicker 
Parkin John, 30 High street 
Parkinson Joseph, 3 Bow street 
fPhenix Joseph, 176 Gibraltar st 
Reaney J. 25 Kingst& 6 South st.P.' 
fStainrod John, 5 Hicks lane 
Steel Bartholomew, 14 Paradise sq 
fSteel Thomas, 5 Paradise lane 
fWarren John, 30 Silver street hd 
fWilson Isaac, 67 Tenter street 
tWinterbottom Thos. 139 South st.P. 
f Woollen George, 31 Netherthorpe 

GLASS CUTTERS & DLRS. 

Blunn James, 92 Bridge street 
Brown Hanry, Shilo wheel 
Jackson Thos. H. (mfr.) 1 Pear st 
Jefferys Thos. R. 17 Castle mills 
Nichols George, 18 Norfolk street 
Wolstenholme Jph.R.9 Serjeant's rw 

GROCERS, TEA DLRS. & c . 
Marked 1, are also Hop and Seed 
Merchts; 2, Tallow Chandlers; 

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GROCERS, (SHEFFIELD.) 



and 3 , Corn, Flour, Ham, Bacon, 
and Cheese Factors. 
(See also Tea, fyc. Dealers.) 
3 Adams George, 168 Gibraltar st 
3 Andrew Joseph, 100 Westbar 
Asbton Jobn, 98 Allen street 
Ballans J. N. & Co. 3 Angel street 
Barlow & Potter, 3 Castle street 
Barlow Wm. 298 Shales moor 
Barrett Ann, 146 Portobello street 
Barton Jonathan, 30 Westbar 
3 Barton Wm. 24 Wicker 
3 Bellamy John V. 32 Union street 
Bell George, (wholesl.) 25 King st 
Bennett Joseph, 26 Church street, 

and 7 Castle street 
3 Benson Charles, 159 South street 
Bingham, Hall, & Co. (wholesale,) 

20 Old Haymarket 
3 Bingham Wm. 197 Rockingm. st 
3 Bishop Jph. Wright, 167 West st 
Bishop John, 189 Broomhall street 
Bishop Wm. 1 Duke street, Park 
Booth Abraham, 2 Castle street 
Booth Charles, 67 Westbar 
Booth Henry, 98 Trippet lane 
3 Booth John, 33 Westbar, and 53 

Broomhall street 
3 Booth Wm. 50 Church street, and 

56 Westbar 
3 Bradwell John, 202 Upr. Allen st 
3 Bright Westby, 60 Silver st. head 
l,2Broadhead John and Son, 116 

Westbar 
3Brookfield Thomas, 119 West st 
3 Brown Edward, 174 Gibraltar st 
3 Bromley Samuel & Son, 132 Por- 
tobello street 
3 Burton Richard, 134 Gibraltar st 
3 Bush Sleigh, 42 Brama 1 ! lane. 
3 Butterell Edwin, 273 Shales moor 
Carnall Samuel, Little Sheffield 
3 Carr Thomas, 6 Pond street 
Cartledge Charles, 80 Scotland st 
Cartledge James, 35 Broad Jane, 

and 18 St Philip's road 
3 Challenger George, 1 Fornham st 
Challenger Martin, 19 Fargate 
3 Chapman Robert, 30 Pinstone st 
3 Cocker James, 51 Hermitage st 
Cocker Robert, 52 Scotland street 
Cocker Thomas, Little Sheffield 
3 Colgrave Geo. Henry, 95 Hoyle st 
3 Cooper & Turner, 27 Broad street 
3 Cox Henry, 60 Norfolk street 
Cranswick Thomas, 4 Division st 
3 Crookes Isaac, Little Sheffield 



3 Crossby Brothers, (see corn and 

flour dealers) 
2, 3 Crossland James, 81 Broad st 
Crossland David, 15 Campo lane 

2 Crowther Wm. 34 Church street 
Darling James, 90 Westbar 
Darwin Thomas, 27 King street 

1 Davy James S. 16 Bridgehouses 
Denton Benjamin, 17 Angel street 
Dodds Henry, 9 Netherthorpe place 

3 Earl John, 49 South street 
Ellis Hannah, 10 Old Haymarket 

3 Eyre Charles, 18 Broad street, P. 
Eyre Ellis, 67 Fargate 
Eyre Joshua, 154 South street 
3 Foster Richard T. 114 West st 
3 Genn T. & D. 54 Silver st. head 
Gilman John, 38 Bow street 
Gould Micah, 49 Market place 
Goodwin Wm. 136 South street 
3 Goodwin Joseph, 84 Howard st 
Gould Wm. Wells, 105 South street 
3 Green Joseph, 2 Hallcar terrace 
3 Gregory Samuel, 31 Porter street 
3 Haden Wm. 2 Edward street 
3 Hall Francis, 266 Shales moor 
1, 3 Hall John, 9 Broad street 
Hall Jonathan, 31 High street 
3 Hancock Joseph, 228 Moortields 
3 Hardwick Wm. 212 West street, 

and Little Sheffield 
3 Hardwick Fras. 140 Arundel st 
3 Hawks worth Wm. 84 Pond street 
Hibbert Joseph, 122 South street 
Holdsworth W. 60 Snig hill 
Hoole Charles, 16 Castle street 
Howson Henry, 58 Snig hill 
3 Howson Geo. 48 Westbar green 
3 Hudson Charles, 95 West street, 

and 146 Solly street 
3 Hudson Joseph, 29 Westbar 
3Hutton Wm. 107 South street 
3 Jackson Martin, 18 Carver street 
1, 3 Jarvis & Sons, 43 Snig hill 
3 Jenuings Thomas, 238 Moorfields 
3 Jepson Matthew, 60 Fitzwm. st 
Jewitt Wm. 21 Norfolk street 
Johnson John, 126 South street 
Kay David, 239 Glossop road 
Kay Richard, 20 Church street, 

and 58 High street 
3 Leadbeater Alfred, Broomhill pi 
3 Leadbeater John,Ecclesall New rd 
3 Leadbeater Wm. 187 Allen street 
3 Le Tall Johu, 32 Broad street 
Lister Wm. 84 Westbar 
Littlewood John, 80 Snig hill 



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283 



Lodge and Oakes, 18 High street 
Lomas Sarah, 302 Shales moor 
3 Lomas Wm., Little Sheffield 
3 Mellor Richard, 116 Fargate 
Middleton Ldward, 5 Pinstone street 
3 Mount Thomas, 58 Earl street 

2 Newton John, 78 Fruit market 
Newton John, 58 Westbar 

3 Parkes Wm. 147 Gibraltar street 
3 Parkin George, 9 Waingate 

3 Parkin Thomas, 10 Westbar 
Phillips Wm. 282 Shales moor 
Pirrie George, 21 Old Haymarket 
Porter Thomas, 7 King street 
3 Prince John, 34 South street 
Read George, 3 Fargate 
Rhodes Cawthorne, 72 Pinstone st 
Ridal Charles, 138 Portobello street 
3 Roberts George, 30 Pond street 
3 Rogerson Thomas, 71 Pye bank 

2 Rowbotham John, 94 Tenter st 

3 Salvin Thomas, 260 Shales moor 
3 Sampson Wm. 22 South street, 

and 126 Scotland street 
3 Sampson Stephen and Luke, 182 

Gibraltar street, and 25 Wicker 
3 Savage John, 111 South street, P. 
Sharman Abm. & John, 118 South st 
Sharman Isaac, 211 Glossop road 
Shillito Richard, 27 Fargate 
3 Sidebotham Jph. 179 Glossop rd 
3 Simpson John, 52 Trippet lane 
Slagg Wm. 2 Pinstone street 
Smith Joseph, 68 Silver st. head 
3 Smith Thomas, Little Sheffield, 

and 91 Broomhall street 
3 Smith Wm., Little Sheffield 
1,3 Staniforth&Hutton,123 Broad In 
3 Staniforth Wm., 129 South street 
3 Stevenson John, 25 South street 
3 Swindell Geo., Ecclesall New rd 
3 Swift Thomas, 35 Charles street, 

and 34 Scotland street 
Taylor Sarah, 73 Coalpit lane 
3 Thorpe Frederick, 64 Division st 
Twibell k J. M. 35 Snig hill 

2 Walker & Wall, (wholesale,) 35 
Exchange street 

3Waterhouse John, 101 Westbar 

3 Waterman Wm. 12 Wicker 
Watson Thomas, 6 Fargate 
West Maurice, 32 Furnace hill 
Wheen Richard, 97 Arundel street 

1 , 3 Whitaker Thomas, 2 Pinstone st 
White Wm. 8 George street 
Wilson John, 159 Upper Edward st 
Wilson Matthew, 83 South street 



3 Wilson Thomas, 38 South street 
3 Wilson Wm., 183 Eyre street 
Wing Thomas, 30 Netherthorpe 
3 Wood Wm. 29 Bridgehouses 
1 Woolhouse Fdk. 29 Old Haymkt 
Woolhouse Geo. 9 Old Haymarket 
3 Wragg Charles, 83 Broad lane 
3 Yates James, Glossop road 
Yeardley George, 274 Shales moor 
GUANO, &c. -(SeeTillage Merts.) 

GUN MAKERS. 
Dawson Edwin, 16 Westbar 
Portlock John, 11 Market street, & 

7 Fruit market 
HACKLE & GILL PIN MFRS, 
(Also Hackles, Gills, fy Broaches.) 
Cocker John, Blonk street 
Cocker S. and Son, Porter Works 
Worrall, Hallam, & Co. 51 Effing- 
ham street 
HAIR SEATING & CURLED 
HAIR MANUFACTURERS. 
Hattersley Geo. 102 Spring st. and 

18 North parade 
Jeeves Geo. & Sons, Little Sheffield 
Laycock James, 84 Bridge street 
Lay cock Joseph & Co., Matilda st 
Laycock Saml. & Sons, 24 Millsands 
i Laycock Thos. & Co. 137 Arundel st 
j Medley Sarah & Co. do Bridge st 
Terry Wm. 65 Pond street 
VVilson Joshua, ct 116 Pond street 
HAMMER MAKERS. 
(See also Anvil, fyc. Makers.) 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st 
Jenkinson Thomas, 61 Porter street 
Oates James, 42 Button lane 
Kirk Peter & Son, 31 Norfolk lane 
Parker Wm. 2 Forge lane 
Sanderson Joseph, 47 Wicker 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 
HARDWARE.-fSrc Cutlery.) 
HAT MANFRS. & DEALERS. 
Those Marked * are Hat Manfrs,; 

and the others Dealers only* 
*Booth John, 52 Snig hill 
*Booth Joseph, 14 Fruit market 
Denniff Thomas, 13 King street 
Dunkerly Fanny, 6 Campo lane 
| *Dunkerly Samuel, 21 High street 
Habbishaw J. (caps,) 15 King st 
Husband Richard, 62 High street 
Howarth J. {dresser,) 22 Blue Boy st 
Johnson M. & H. 11 Old Haymarket 
* Martin John, 10 Pinstone street 
•Mason James, 91 Scotland street 
Mather John Thomas, 43 Westbar 



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SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 



*Millington John, 237 Moorfields 
*Millington Timothy, 21 Pond st 
Phillips Thos. (& furrier,) 69 Mkpl 
Ramsden Robert, 24 Castle street 
Redfern Jasper, 25 Angel street 
Richards Benj. 57 Marketplace 
Richardson John, 27 Campo lane 
^Sanderson Samuel, 22 Chapel walk 
Sanderson S. sen. 10 Hartshead 
Sellars George, 56 Broad lane 
Senior Wm. 9 King street 
Siddell Wm. (caps,) 1 1 King street 
Siddell Wm. jun. 36 Pinstone street 
Stones Samuel, 27 Snig hill 
Towers John, 36 High street 
Waring James, 14 South street 
Webster Edward, 53 Trippet lane 
Whiteley John A. 68 Market place 
HAY & STRAW DEALERS. 
Agar Ann, Castle folds 
Awdas Robert, Exchange street 
Barstow Solomon, 29 Button lane 
Cavill John, 32 Workhouse croft 
Drabble Joseph, 23 Bakers' hill 
Fieldsend Benj. 31 Sycamore street 
Hudson Edward, 1 Nursery street 
Haughey John, 115 Carver street 
Needham S. 7 Bridge street 
Wall Sampson, 223 Bright street 
Wells John, 16 Duke street, Park 
HORN PRESRS.— (See Page 27 4.) 

HOSIERS & GLOVERS. 
See also Linen Drapers fy Lace Dlrs. 
Bach Henry, 61 Market place 
Brookes John, 53 Market place 
Burrell William, 49 Snig hill 
Cad man Ann, 235 Moorfields 
Clarke John, 17 King street 
Cooper Edward, 48 Orchard street 
Cox Charles, 40 Church street 
Draper Edmund, 64 & 66 Fargate 
Dickinson Alfred, 64 Westbar 
Edmunds Ann, 28 Angel street 
Edwards William, 30 Church street 
Gladwin John, 98 Fruit market 
Goodall George, 283 Shales moor 
Gould Wm. Wells, 105 South street 
Gregory George, 10 Fruit market 
Hardy L. 9 High street 
Heathcote Joseph, 135 Gibraltar st 
Hobson J. (weaver,) 86 Scotland st 
Hopkins Elizabeth, 24 Angel street 
Humfrey W. L. 60 High street 
Hurst Wilson, 37 Silver street head, 

and 31 King street 
Ingle Sarah, 12 Castle street 
Knight Jonas, 108 Duke st. Park 



Lewis Elizabeth, 1 High street 
Lindley Wm. 30 Union street 
Littlewood William, 23 High street 
Newbould Charles, 78 Westbar 
Newton Thomas, 15 Waingate 
Palfreyman Thomas, 39 Westbar 
Pearson George, 50 Market place 
Plimsoll Mrs Priscilla, 178 West st 
Pullan T. H. 25 Snig hill 
Richardson William, 19 King street 
Roper James, 36 King street 
Slater Mrs Ann, 43 West street 
Senior William, 9 King street 
Smith Sar. & Eliz. 75 West street 
Smith John, 6 Castle street 
Smith Nancy, 9 Augel street 
Sw r ift William, 34 Angel street 
Watkinson Peter, (Berlin repository) 

105 West street 
Wheeler William, 161 South street 
Wilkinsou Joseph, 41 South st. P. 
HOTELS, INNS, & TAVERNS. 

Marked * are Posting Houses. 
Acorn, W"m. Wynn, 264 Shales moor 
Albion, John Roberts, Little Shefld. 
Albion, Jph. Hobson, 35 Johnson st 
All Nations, Geo. Parnham, 8 Water 

lane 
Anchor, Paul Parnell, 223 Solly st 
•Angel Inn, Wm.Walker,15 Angel st 
Angel, Wm. Tomlinson, 14 Button 

lane, head of South street 
Angel, (Little) J. Munks, 94 Westbr 
Anvil, Saml. Ashton, 24 Waingate 
Anvil, Thos. Goodwin, 152 South st 
Army Hotel, Geo. Morton, Hillfoot 
Arundel Castle, Thos. Knight, 225 

Arundel street 
Ball, John Spink, 18 Hawley croft 
Ball, Henry Platts, 13 Campo lane 
Ball, David Gilbert, 86 Carver st 
Ball, J. Hinchliffe, 72 Howard st 
Ball, Jas. Eyre, 116 Green lane 
Ball, J. Bulloss, 27 Spring street 
Ball, Geo. Rhodes, 50 Lambert st 
Ball, John North, 76 Burgess street 
Ball, J. Garner, Obome street 
Ball, Fras. Townsend, 44 Broad In 
Ball, Wm. Tarlington, 17 Scotland st 
Ball, Wm. Parker, 46 Furnace hill 
Ball, Joseph Skelton, Crookes 
Ball in Tree, Jno. Key worth, Clark- 
house lane 
Barley Corn, S. Wilson, 36 Coalpit In 
Barrack Tav., E. Frith, Philadelphia 
Barrel, Jas. Lowcock, Lttl. Sheffield 
Barrel, Eml. Rodgers, 64 Pinstone st 



INNS AND TAVERNS. 



285 



Barrel, Jph. Pearson, 86 Pyebank 
Barrel, W. Pearson, 40 Ltle. Pond st 
Barrel, John Watson, 118 Pond st 
Barrel, Abm. White, 69 Broad lane 
Barrel, Jas. Wilson, J5 Peacroft 
Barrel, Edw. Davis, 16 Charles st 
Barrel, H. Challiner, 36 Duke st P. 
Barrel, Jph. Mettam, 21 Edward st 
Barrel, Alfd. Newton, 36 Water lane 
Basin Tav., W. Hartley, 36 Blast In 
Bath Cottage, Isaac Fretwell, 125 

Broomhall street 
Bay Horse, R. Anthony, 40 South st 
Bay Horse, John Wright, Pitsraoor 
Bay Horse, D. Fairest, 57Westbar gn 
Bazaar Hotel, Eliz. Pritchard, 116 

South street 
Bee Hive, Thos. Wild, 200 West st 
Bees Wing, R. Winteringham, 34 

Hartshead 
Ben Lomond, W. Golland, 23 Eyre st 
Black Bull, John Waddington, 74 

Hollis croft 
Black Eagle, AnnBucklow, 80 Wel- 
lington street 
Black Horse, Thomas Hawke, 64 

Howard street 
Black Horse, E. Crofts, 180 Allen st 
Black Lion, T. Barrett, 24 Bank st 
Black Lion, J. Moody, 33 Snig hill 
Black Bock, J. Fordham, 17 Castle st 
Black Swan, J. Outram, 29 Snig hill 
Black Swan, Mary Linley, 21 Bur- 
gess street 
Black Swan, Joseph Butterworth, 5 

Fargate 
Black Swan, Jno. Staniforth, 1 Little 

Pond street 
Bloomsbury Tavern, George Oddy, 

Crookes moor side 
Blue Ball, S. Skelton, 67 Broad st 
Blue Ball, W. Best, 52 Pyebank 
Blue Bell, T. Colley, 4 Commercial st 
Blue Bell, C. Nicholson, 31 High st 
Blue Boar, Ann Woollen, 26 Westbr 
Blue Boar, My. Warburton, 16 Cross 

Burgess street 
Blue Bov, H.Wilson, 41 Shepherd st 
Blue Pig, J. Ellis, 22 Workhouse In 
Boot& Slipper, R.Daff,54Pinstonest 
Bridge Inn, J. Shaw, 2 Pond street 
Bridge Inn, J. Needham, Bridgehses 
Bridge Inn, Hy. Radford, Hillfoot 
Bridge Tavern, J. Turner, 3Bridge st 
Britannia, Sar. Marshall, 124 Porto- 
bello street 



Broomhall Tavern, Bosanna Taylor, 

91 Broomhall street 
Brown Bear, J. Wild, 7o Norfolk st 
Brown Cow, J. Heath, 21 Radford rw 
Brown Cow, W. Packard, 56 Wicker 
Brown Cow, E. Feam, 3 Radford st 
Brown Cow, J.Andrews,27Trippetln 
Brown Cow, G.Webster, 23 Bridghs 
Brown Cow, Jas. Heath, 1 Broad In 
Bull's Head, W. Toplis, 2 Duke st 
Bull and Mouth, J. Broadbent, 30 

Waingate 
Bull & Oak, Jph. Gould, 72 Wicker 
Bull & Oak, (New) Geo. Corker, 26 

Furnival road 
Burns' Tav. J.Wood, 10 Townhd. st 
Burnt Tree Tavern, Jno. Walker, 83 

Hoyle street 
Castle Inn, R. Meynell, 46 Snig hill 
Chequers, T. Beatson, 64 Coalpit In 
Chequers, J. Marples, 12 Rough bk 
Chequers, Jno. Gordon, 4 Meadow st 
Cherrytree Bowling Green, George 

Green, Cherrytree hill 
Cheerytree, George Trickett, 170 

Gibraltar street 
Chester Castle, J. Hardv,33Chester st 
Club Mill, A. Holland* 39 Smithfield 
Coach & Horses, G. Monckton, 37 

Water lane 
Cock, (Old) Thomas Mc Quhae, 11 

Paradise square 
Cock, Wm. Barton, 26 Wicker 
Cock, Jph. Kirk, 59 Hollis croft 
♦Commercial Inn, Benj. Shirley, 104 

Old Haymarket 
Compass Inn, James Richmond, 38 

Orchard street 
Cornish Inn, My. Gillott, Cornish st 
Cossack, W.Memmott, 43 Howard st 
Cricketers, S.Heathcote, Hyde Park 
Cross Daggers, William Wood, 50 

Westbar green 
Crown, Ann Rowley, 15 Duke st P» 
Crown, Wm. Ellison, 31 Scotland st 
Crown, (Old) S. Stones, Little Shetid 
Crown and Anchor, W. Mallinson, 

18 Stanley street 
Crown and Anchor, Hy. Sampson, 

218 Bright street 
Crown and Cushion, Herbert Urton, 

21 Old street 
Cup, (Old)W. Cartledge, 7 Market st 
Cup, John Machin, 17 Dun street 
Cutlers' Arms, Jph. Mellor, 7 New 

Church street 
Cutlers' Arms, G. Scholes, 38 Fargt 



286 



SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 



Devonshire Arms, Jno. Cadman, 23 
South street 

Dog & Partridge, Henry Fordham, 
56 Trippet lane 

Dove & Rainbow Thomas Drury, 25 
Hartshead 

Durham Ox, Wm. Wells, 41 Ex- 
change street 

Earl Grey, J. S. Goepel, 49 Silver 
street head 

Elephant, T. Ball, 2 Norfolk street 

Exchange Hotel, Geo. Hobson, 42 
Exchange street 

Falcon, John Nuttall, 88 Peacroft 

Falcon, Jane Steel, 13 Flat street 

Fargate Vaults, James Chamber- 
lain, 35 Fargate 

Feathers, J. Parker, 48 High st. P. 

Fitzwilliam Hotel, John Booker, 55 
Broomhall street 

Five- Alls, Hugh Parker, Infirmary 
road 

Fleur-de-lis, Thomas Robinson, 7 
Angel street 

Florists, J. Butterfield, 121 Broad In 

Foresters, Jas. Pryor, Union bldgs 

Foresters, Charles Holland, 149 
Rockingham street 

Fortune of War, Mary Booker, 102 
Scotland street 

Fountain, Eliza Housley, 19 Pin- 
fold street 

Fox& Duck, J. Woodcock, Pyebank 

Fox and Duck, William Frith, 50 
Broad lane 

Gardeners' Arms, Charles Palfrey- 
man, Occupation road 

Garrick Tavern, Jas. Leigh Leek, 
6 Sycamore street 

Gate, Jas. Bearder, 10 Hollis croft 

George Inn, John Fisher, 70 Mkt.pl 

George IV., Joseph Brooke, Infir- 
mary road 

George and Dragon, G. Thompson, 
86 Westbar 

George and Dragon, James Ellis, 
93 Broad lane 

George Hotel, Wm. Palmer, New- 
George street 

GlobeWm. Underwood,! 07 Porter st 

Golden Ball, M. Bailey, 52 Wicker 

Golden Ball, Wm. Bradshaw, 12 

Forge lone 
Golden Ball,Wm.Holland, 16Pond st 
Golden Ball, Benj, Hudson, 6Town- 
head street 



Golden Cock, Joseph Hudson, 78 

Broad street 
Golden Fleece, J. Maw,12 NewHay- 

market 
GoldenLion, JohnAskham,5Forge In 
Gransby's Head, J. Hickson, 35 

Hartshead 
Granville Inn, Wm. Nixon, 89 

Granville street 
Grape Tavern, T. Freeman, 11 New 

Church street 
Grapes, T. Marsden, 84 Trippet In 
Grapes, Geo.Thompson ,76Fu rnace hi 
Green Dragon, Wm.Wheelhouse, 42 

Fargate 
GreenMan, Josiah Key,9New Ch.st 
Green Man, G. Crofts, 23 Broad st 
Green Seedling, Eras. Newton, 57 

Bailey street 
Grey Horse, E.Marrison, 25High st 
Greyhound, C. Staniiand, 185 Gi- 
braltar street 
Grindstone, G. Stead, Hallam gate 
Hall Carr Hotel, J. S. Goepel, Rail- 
way Station 
Hare&Hnds., J. Wright, 51Trinity st 
Hare and Hounds, Geo. Ashmore, 13 

Nursery street 
Harlequin and Clown, J. Oglesby, 

22 Johnson street 
Harrow, John South, 76 Broad st 
H arrow, Geo.Gillott,34 Harvest lane 
Hawthorne, W.Wilson,192Bernard st 
Uen&Chickens,H.Tingle,3Castle gn 
Hermitage, John Bullass, Litl. Shef. 
Hope& Anchor, J.Taylor,33 Bridgehs 
Horse and Jockey, J. Barratt, 19 

Pond hill 
Hospital Tavern, Wm. Rose, 69 

Park hill lane 
Hussar, JohnCorbidge, 51 Scotland st 
John Bull, T.H.Smith, 6 Division st 
Industry Inn, Sar. Scott, 34 Broad st 
Kelvin Grove, Geo. Bywater, Infir- 
mary road 
King'sArms, D. Hopkinson,17Fargt 
King's Arms, J. Scargill, 2 Old 

Haymarket 
♦King's Head Hotel, Sarah Wood- 
head, 3 Change alley 
King'sHead, Jas.Thorpe, Canning st 
King and Miller, Geo. Wescoe, 16 

Norfolk street 
KingWm.III.Hy.Lithgow,5Holly st 
King Wm. IV., L.Mounsey,78 Rus- 
sel street 



IXNS AND TAVEENS. 



287 



Light Horseman, Joseph Morton, 

Philadelphia 
LincolnCastle, Jn.Smith,26Brocco st 
Lion & Lamb, Jno. Dutton, 4 Rad- 

ford row 
Little Tankard, Charles Hoole, 11 

Westbar green 
LiveryStables, J.Staniforth,Union In 
London 'Prentice (01d,)Thos. Mose- 

ley, 1 "Westbar green 
London 'Prentice, J. Wilkinson, 77 

Spring street 
MatildaTav.,Rd.Horton, Matilda st 
Manor Castle, G.Heathcote, 86 Ed- 
ward street 
Masons' Arms, E. Waddington, 

Cricket inn road 
MeadowTav., G.Yernon,l lOMdw.st 
Mermaid, Wm. Stevenson, 35 Or- 
chard street 
MillsandsTav., J.Morton, 21 Millsds 
Milton's Arms, Ts.Gould,29Bailey In 
Milton'sHd., J.Morewood,29Allen st 
Minerva, J. Broomhead, Hillfoot 
Moon, Hy. Roberts, 13 Silver street 
Morpeth Arms, Geo. Pallett, 108 

Allen street 
Mowbray Tavern, Wm. Taylor, 53 

Scssex street 
Mulberry Tree, John Williams, 15 

Mulberry street 
Murray's Arms, R. Didsbury, 58 

Queen street 
Nag's Head, Jane Heaton, Nag's 

Head yard 
NeepsendTav., G.Aldred, Neepsend 
New Inn, F. Eroggatt, Saville st 
New Inn,Geo.Goodall,2 Penistonerd 
Newlnn, J.Armitage,]89Duke st.P. 
New Inn, Ann Yates Hallam, Ec- 

clesall New road 
New Market Hotel, Thos. Kilham, 

20 Broad street 
New Market Inn, "Wm. Chadwick, 

28 Eurnival road 
Norfolk Arms, AnnBlake, oNorfolk st 
Norfolk Arms, Hy. Rogers, 26Dixon In 
Norfolk Arms, Chas. Broomhead, 91 

Granville street 
Norfolk Arms, John Chamberlain, 18 

Sands paviours 
Norfolk Arms, Dd. Ledger, Manor 
Norfolk House, Mark Blackwell, 38 

Furnival road 
OddEel ws.' Arms, J.Barker,38 Pitt st 
Old English Gentleman, James Jef- 
ferys, 12 Shude hill 



Old George,John Cooper, 17 Bank st 
Orange Branch, Joseph Allen, '28 

H oil is croft 
PackHorse, Thos. Platts, 4 Westbar 
Palace Inn, John Ibbotson, 10 Ba- 
kers' hill 
Parrot, Alfred Hukin, 7 Button lane 
Peacock, J. Grayson, 200 Eitzwm.st 
Peacock, Mattw. Green, 11 Hoyle st 
Peter's Hotel, A. Ellison, 12lLordst 
PheasantInn,W.Oldfield,10Broad st 
Pilot, George "White, Green street 
Pine Apple, J. Wilkinson, Radford row 
PorterTavern, R.Swift, Sharrow vale 
Prince of "Wales, "Wm. Amory, 38 

Sycamore street 
Pump Tavern, G.Saville, 73 South st 
PunchBowl ; Nncy.Smith,66Bridge st 
PunchBowl, E.Linder,50Silversthd 
PunchBowl, E.Broadbent,2 Spring st 
PunchBowl, Hy.Dickins,l40Southst 
Q-in-the-Corner, Robt. Richardson, 

17 Paradise square 
Queen, Wm. Maxtield, Gatefield 
Queen Adelaide, Sarah Hannah, 1 

Hermitage street 
Queen Street Hotel, John Chambers, 
57 Queen street 



Queens Head, John 



Hunsley, 



18 



Castle street 
Queen'sHead,S.Staniforth,20Sheafst 
Queen's Hotel, Joseph Ashton, 71 

Scotland street 
Rail way Hotel, Jph. Stones, 37 Wicker 
Rawson's Arms, Charles "Wroe, So 

Tenter street 
RedHse.ElizaWaterson, 168 Sollvst 
RedLion, Thos.Cheetham, Ltl.Sheff. 
Red Lion, B. Furniss, 52 Coalpit In 
Red Lion, M.A.Wells, 37 Charles st 
Red Lion, J. Hopkinson, 39Hartshd 
Red Lion, Wm. Stork, 15 Smithfield 
Red Lion, J.Smith, 149Duke st.Park 
RedLion, A.W.Turner. 18 Holly st 
ReinDeer,J.Blackbum,39South st.P 
Rein Deer, Wm. Banks, 111 Devon- 
shire street 
Reuben's Head, Jas. Leaf, 20 Lam- 
bert street 
Reuben's Head, W.Mettam, 50 Bur- 
gess street 
RifleTavern,John02-ley, 15 Bower st 
Robin Hcod, Eliz.Goulder, 86 Duke 

street, Park 
RockTavern, J. Strafford, 20Dixon In 
Rockingham Arms, Chas. Ward, 194 
Rockingham street 



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SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY, 



Rose,Geo.Allender, 41 Workhs. croft 
Rose, Hannah Pacey, Owlertonbar 
Rose and Crown, J. Woodward, 21 

Paternoster row 
Rose& Crown, G.Hartley,12Waingt 
Rose and Crown, Jas. Ashmore, 27 

Holly street 
Rotherham House, Win. Bentley, 

27 Castle folds 
RoyalGeo., T.Flather,32Rockgm. st 
Royal Hotel, T.Ogle, 106 Eyre lane 
Royal Hotel, Sarah K. Travis, 24 

Old Haymarket 
Royal Mail, E. Eyre, 131 West st 
Ro'yal Oak, Hy. Hurt, 138 Pond st 
Royal Oak, Jas. Jarvis, 91 Allen st 
Royal Oak, John Linley, 36 West- 
bar green 
Royal Oak, Wm. Slack, 9 Hollis eft 
Royal Standard, Jas. Hodgson, 172 

Saint Mary's road 
Rutland Arms, Wm. Rodgers, 86 

Brown street 
Saddle, Benj. Armitage, 96 West st 
Saint Philip's Tavern, Richd. Brin- 

nen, 92 Saint Philip's road 
Scarborough Arms, W'm. Appleyard, 

79 Fargate 
SevenStars, Hanh.Beet,36Trippet In 
Shades, Martha Turner, 20 Watson 

walk 
Shakspeare and Crown, W. C. Ro- 

sindale, 16 Sycamore street 
Shakspeare, J. Rubbins, 138 Gibral- 
tar street 
Sheaf Tavern, John Chadwick, 2 

Effingham street 
Sheffield Arms, Richd. Alexander, 

42 Meadow street 
Ship, Wm. Hibbert, 31 Water lane 
Shrewsbury Tavern, Wm. Shaw, 109 

South street, Park 
Sir John Falstaif, Chas. Needham, 

48 Wicker 
SocialTav., E.Thompson ,38Bailey st 
South Sea Hotel, James RatclifFe, 

Broomhill 
Sovereign, T.Outram, 70Rockgm. st 
Sportsman's Inn, John Hall, 26 

Coalpit lane 
Sportsman, Jph.Yeardley, Pitsmoor 
Sportsmn. T.Cullingworth,4lWestbr 
Sportsman,Ts. Sermon, 17Newhall st 
Sportsman, J. Jarvis, 14Bridgehouses 
Sportsman, Sar.Norman, ISPeacroft 
SpreadEagle,Wm. Clifton, 9 Fargate 
Stag, John Haddon, 45 Carver st 



Stag, John Pearson, 28 Peacroft 
Stag's Head, Charlotte Marples, 

Sharrow head 
Star Inn, Rt.Rodgers, 100 Fruitmkt 
Star Inn, John Jow, 181 Gibraltar st 
Star, Joseph Green, 8 Whitecroft 
Star, Wm. Stewart, 83 Peacroft 
Stationlnn, AnnChambers,8 1 Wicker 
Sun Tavern, T.Wiley ,2701dHaymkt 
Swan-with-two-Necks, J. White, 28 

Furnival street 
Talbot, Hy. Hall, 50 Cricket Inn rd 
Tankard, Mrs Drewry, 91 Westbar 
Tankard, Wm.Dov e ,29LittlePond st 
Tankard & Punch Bowl,Wm.Bram- 

ley, 94 Broad street 
Theatre Tavern, Ann Harwood, 37 

Arundel street 
ThreeCranes, R. Franks, 46Queen st 
Three Horse Shoes, Thos. Higgin- 

bottom, 92 Norfolk street 
Three Horse Shoes, Joseph Marples, 

12 Commercial street 
Three Pigeons, Wm. Hibbard, 117 

Carver street 
Three Stags'Heads,Wm.Scamadine, 

24 Pinstone street 
Three Tuns, Jas.Ragg.30Silversthd 
ThreeTuns,Wm..)ackson,110Brdg.st 
Three Tuns, John Thompson, 59 Or- 
chard street 
Three Whitesmiths, J. Colley, 1 

Bridge street 
*Tontine Hotel, W. L. Bickley, Old 

Haymarket 
Town Arms, T. Frearson, 166 Duke 

street, Park 
Travellers'Inn, A.B.Eaton,82Snighl 
Travellers'Inn,J.Warburton,Broom- 

hill 
Travellers' Rest, Wm. Hunter, 135 

South street 
Turk's Head, Harriet Layland, 108 

Scotland street 
Turk's Head (New,) Jamej Hanby, 

120 Scotland street 
Tuscan Tavern, Jas. Cockayne, 17 

Saint Thomas street 
Twelve o'Clock, Jph.Ellis, Saville st 
Union,Wm.Blackford ; 6l Silver st hd 
Union, J. Stenton, 12 Bridgehouses 
Union, M. Osborn, 2 Coalpit lane 
Union, Geo.Hepworth, 26Furnacehl 
Union, Jph. Boot, Cherrytree hill 
Vaults, Sarah Bunting, 30 Castle st 
Vaults, J. Hickson, 35 Hartshead 
Victoria, Jno. Walker, 38 High st 



INNS AND BEERHOUSES, 



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Victoria Vaults, B. Fitzpatrick, 29 

Fargate 
Vine, Wm. Watson, 4 Hartsbead 
"Warm Hearthstone, James Hogg, 

TWnhead street 
Washington Hotel, J. Monks, 79 

Fitzwilliam street 
"Waterloo Tavern, Paul Ashley, 25 

Watson walk 
Wellington, Elias Wright, 21 Coal- 
pit lane 
Wellington Inn, Geo. Parvin, Infir- 
mary road 
Well-run- Dimple, John Thompson, 

112 Barker's pool 
Wentworth House, James Hirst, 

260 Rockingham street 
Wentworth House, Wm. Lee, 18 

Wentworth street 
Wharncliffe Arms, Thos.Littlewood, 

40 West street 
Wheat Sheaf,Wm. Chapman, 18 Pe- 

nistone road 
Wheat Sheaf, J.Turner, 11 Bridge st 
White Bear, E. Binney, ct lOHigh st 
White H art, G eo. Sraith,62Russell st 
White Hart, Wm.Dove, 7 VVaingate 
White Horse, P. Wilson, 18 Effing- 
ham street 
WhiteHorse,Edw.Shaw, 275 Solly st 
White Horse, W. Milner, Blast lane 
White Horse, Geo. Shepherd, 22 

Copper street 
White Lion, John Whitmarsh, New 

Queen street 
White Lion (New) Chas. Fisher, 23 

Wicker 
White Lion (Old,) Ann Dawson, 3 

Wicker 
White Swan, J.Lingard, 57Westbar 
Windsor Castle, J. Barton, 1 Silver st 
Woodman, Jno.Staniland,l66South st 
Woodman, Mary Linley, 137 Ed- 
ward street 
Yellow Lion, Richard Baxter, 12 

Old Hay market 
Yellow Liou, John Chicken, 1 Coal- 
pit lane 
Yorkshire Stingo, Solomon Perkin, 

50 Division street 
Yorkshireman's Arms, W. Hill, 31 
Burgess street 

BEER HOUSES. 
(See also Shopkeepers.) 
Allen Thomas, 23 Hartshead 
Allison Thomas, Little Sheffield 
Allott Thomas, Little Sheffield 



Andrews Charles, Ecclesall New rd 
Askham Joshua, Jericho street 
Baker John, 46 Garden street 
Barker Joseph, 111 Watery lane 
Barker Robert, 17 Edward street 
Barker Thomas, 76 Campo lane 
Barlow Henry, 26 Lambert street 
Barrett Geo. 45 North parade 
Bates Edmund, 95 Duke street 
Bates Geo- 38 Hawley croft 
Bates Lydia, 106 Thomas street 
Beatson Wm. Pitsmoor 
Beckett John, 16 Silver street 
Bennett John, 76 West street 
Binns Sarah, 13 New street 
Booking Wm. 36 Hawley croft 
Bottom Mark, 10 Plum street 
Bradbury James, 50 Morpeth st 
Bradley Joseph, 6 Castle green 
Bradshaw J., Crookes moor side 
Bramall Wm., Gatefield 
Brelsforth Wm. 63 Wicker 
Brett G. E. (Dolphin) 37 Division st 
Briddon Wm., Jessop street 
Bright George, 34 Peacroft 
Brown John, Bailey lane 
Brown John, 169 Rockingham st 
Bulmer Thomas, Whitecroft 
Burgin John, 8 Saint Philip's road 
Button Samuel, 6S Bridge street 
Buxton Isaac, 68 Porter street 
CarnaliFras. 140 Tudor st. Lit.Sheff. 
Charles worth Ezra, 104 Duke st. P. 
Clarebrough Fras. 248 Portobello 
Cobb Wm. 172 Portobello st 
Cockayne Geo. 160 Allen street 
Cockayne My. Ann, Ball street 
Cocker John, 108 Eyre lane 
Coggin Thomas, 55 Holly street 
Coldwell Benj. 25 Oborne street 
Collins Joseph, 91 Garden street 
Cook John, 10J Eyre street 
Cooper James, 23 Blue Boy street 
Copley Edwin, 184 Rockingham st 
Cundy Jonathan, 14 Sheaf street 
Cunningham Edw. 24 Castle green 
Da vies Abraham, 10 Anson street 
Davy Thomas, 14 Belfield street 
Dean Wm. 57 Chester street 
DeanWm, Hillfoot 
Dodd Peter, 49 Bailey street 
Donnelly Thomas, 28 Spring street 
Doughty Wm. 7 Bowling green st 
Drabble James, Burton head 
Edley Wm., Trafalgar street 
Ellis Joseph, Willey street 
Elshaw James, 7 Shude hill 
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BEERHOUSES, 



Eyre Elijah, 24 Cross Smithtield 
Eyre Septimus, 90 Eyre lane 
Fearn Joseph, 159 Arundel street 
Fellows John, Holly lane 
Fellows Wm. 54 Campo lane 
Firth Luke, 26 Scargill croft 
Fisher John, 18 Waingate 
Fisher Henry, 103 Duke street, P. 
Fletcher James, Neepsend 
Foster Sarah, 31 Hereford street 
Froggatt Jane, 18 Dunn street 
Froggatt John, 102 Backfields 
Furniss Daniel, 189 Bath street 
Garner John, 162 Young street 
Garner Thomas, 30 Bailey street 
Garner Wm. 34 Trinity street 
Gill Benjamin, 26 Smith street 
Gill George, Fentonville 
Gillott Christopher, 36 Lambert st 
Gillott John, 88 Rockingham lane 
Graham Richard, 149 Arundel st 
Green Benjamin, Doncaster street 
Green Elijah, 60 Shepherd street 
Green George, Ecclesall New road 
Green Matthias, 4 Ellison street 
Greenwood John, 17 Allen street 
Guion Wm. 58 Charles street 
Hague "Wm. 81 South street, Park 
Hall Edward, 1 Cotton mill walk 
Harper Edwin, 4 Hawley croft 
Harrison George, 3 Sims croft 
Harrison Edward, Queen st. Portm 
Harrison Wm. 130 Duke street, P. 
Hawke Ann, 30 Nursery street 
Heath Wm. 86 Effingham street 
Hemmings James, 54 Howard st 
Henson Mary, 31 Acorn street 
Heward John, 3 West Norwich st 
Hewitt George, 164 Portobello st 
Hicks John, Cricket Inn 
Hind John, 9 Duke street, Park 
Hobson Charles, 31 Effingham st 
Hodgkinson George, 76 High st. P. 
Hodgkinson Wm., Matilda street 
Hodgson Charles, Union lane 
Hollins John, 42 Orange street 
Holme Richard, 53 West street 
Holmes Michael, 118 Duke street,P. 
H ousel ey Henry* 8 Russell street 
Howe John, 31 Pond hill 
Hoyland Fredk. 78 South street, P. 
Hudson Thomas, 21 Duke street 
Hulley John, 13 Burgess street 
Hul'iey Samuel, 170 Young street 
Hydes Martha, 4 Paternoster row 
Jessop Wm. (Raven,) 12 Fitzwm. s't 
J£ay Henry, 5 Andrew street 



Kay John, 145 Gibraltar street 
Kay John, 23 Change alley 
Kilner William, 9 Charles street 
Lamer Henry, Philadelphia 
Lawsou Wm. 284 Shales moor 
Levick Sarah, 55 Townhead street 
Ley Frederick, 60 Trafalgar street 
Linley George, 50 School croft 
Linley Thomas, 32 Orchard lane 
Lomas Robert, Crookes 
Lowe Isaac, 32 Bridge street 
Lyall Thomas, 8 Sussex street 
Makin Mary Ann, 3 Fornham st 
Mallinson Thomas, Burnt Tree lane 
Mallinson Wm. 45 Lee croft 
Malloy Henry, 76 Snig hill 
Marsden Wm. 38 Thomas street 
Maskrey W T m. 8 Kiug street, Portm. 
Medley Charles, Broomhill 
Medley John, Crookes 
Mettam James, 123 Portobello st 
Middleton M. 112 Westbar 
Moore Abm., Cross Geo. st. Phila 
Morris James, 25 Leicester street 
Morton Ann, 24 West lane 
Mosley Joseph, 39 Forge lane 
Naylor Wm. (tap,) 4 Waingate 
Needham Susanna, 24 Nursery st 
Nelson Wm. 90 Broomhall street 
Neves John, 62 Charles street 
Newson Richard, 24 Sycamore st 
Newton Wm. 2 Duke street, Park 
Nicholson Maria, 17 Fornham st 
Norton Thomas, 64 Garden street 
Nutt Wm. 40 High street, Park 
Nuttall John, Hanover street 
Oates George, 40 Hoyle street 
Oldfield Thomas, 84 Allen street 
Oliver James, 22 Steam street 
Pagdin Sarah, 19 Paternoster row 
Paramore Samuel, 16 Pea croft 
Parker John, 59 Stanley street 
Pearson Charles, 51 Duke street, P. 
Pearson Samuel, Owlerton bar 
Pilley James, 2 River street 
Pinder Eliz., Broomspring lane 
Pinder Thomas, 104 Broad street 
Platts George, 44 Hermitage street 
Plaxton Wm., Green lane 
Powell George, 42 Russell street 
Pryor Harriet, Broomhill 
Radford Elijah, Ecclesall New road 
Reaney Thomas, 38 Matthew street 
Rlfcdes Wm. 94 Harvest lane 
Richards John, 23 Holly street 
Roberts Alexander, Philadelphia 
Roberts Levi, 23 Charlotte street 



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Rodgers George, 102 South st. P. 
Rodgers Samuel, 18 New street 
Rollins Jonas, 271 Shales moor 
Ronksley Wm., Crookes moor side 
Rose Wm. 26 Cross Chapel street 
Sampson John, 13 Little Pond st 
Sanderson George, 64 Allen street 
Sanderson Wm. 144 "West street 
Sanderson Wm. 44 Charles street 
Sayles Samuel, 119 South street 
Schofield George, New Haymarket 
Shepherd Wm. 34 Chester street 
Shirley Wm. 4 Blonk street 
Simmonite John, 32 New street, P. 
Skelton Wm. 55 Copper street 
Smedley George, Little Sheffield 
Smith John, 44 Nursery street 
Snidall Joshua, 72 Duke street, P. 
Stacey Joseph, 94 Button lane 
Staniforth Wm. 21 Marcus street 
Stenton John, 67 Matthew street 
Stones Joseph, 41 Charles lane 
Swallow George, Burton head 
Swann George, 60 Westbar green 
Swift Ann, 61 South street, Park 
Swift Joseph, 184 Young street 
Sykes Benjamin, Neepsend 
Sykes George, 92 High street, P. 
Skyes Mary, 26 Blast lane 
Tadwell Thomas, 19 Bailey street 
Taylor Sarah, 56 Pond street 
Thornley Benjamin, 46 Sims croft 
Thorp James, 129 Thomas street 
Torrlinson Phcebe, 35 Water lane 
Travis Barbara, Bramall lane 
Truelove Isaac, 46 South street, P. 
Tummon John, !J2 South street 
Turkwin James, 83 Duke street 
Turner Francis, 122, West street 
Turner Robert, Ecclesall New road 
Turner Thomas, 57 Trippet lane 
Unwin J. (tap,) 3 Commercial st 
Vincent Emanuel, 2 Love lane 
Wainwright Jph. 133 Park hill lane 
Waddington Edward, Cricket Inn 
Walker Robert, 86 Rockingham st 
Walker William, Woodside 
Warburton Samuel, 19 South st. P. 
Ward Wm. (Balloon,) 83 Trippet In 
Ward James, 53 Effingham street 
Ward Margaret, 18 Bow street 
Wardlow Isaac, Sharrow vale 
Wasnidge Wm. 2 Arundel lane 
Wass Wm. ct 80 Fruit market 
Watson Samuel, 124 Rockingham st 
Wells Joseph, 51 Hollis croft 
Wheatley George, 118 Porter street 



Wheldon Samuel, Sheldon street 
White Charles, 61 Division street 
Whitfield Wm. 174 Duke street, P. 
Wilkes Samuel, 2 Cross Chapel st 
Wilkinson Geo. 15 New George st 
Willis George, Cherrytree hill 
Wilson Hugh, Little Sheffield 
Wilson Wm. 24 Westbar green 
Wolstenholme John, New Thomas st 
Wragg John, 260 Solly street 
Wragg John, 121 Scotland street 
Wragg Thomas, Manor 
Wright John, ct 80 Fruit market 
Wright William, Neepsend 
Youdan Thos. 28 Broad street 
Young John, 17 Castle green 
Younge Geo. 174 Broomhall street 

INKSTAND MAKERS. 
Marked * are Brass, and the rest 
Paper fyc. Inkstani Manufacturers* 

(See also Britannia Metal Mfrs.) 
Alcock Chas. & Co. 92 Pond street 
*Beatson Francis, 15 South st P. 
Broadhurst Lazarus, 34 Sycamore st 
•Egginton J. & Wm. 15 Rockhm st 
Marsh James, 37 Lambert street 
Tankard Mary, 13 Hartshead 
Tankard Geo. 110 Snow hill, Park 
IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS. 
Marked • are Cutlery, and f Shoe 
Plate Fndrs. (See also Brass Fndrs.) 
Allen John & Co. 156 Eyre street 
Atherton Thos. 6 Bowling green st 
*t Badger Andrew, Long croft 
Bagnall Fredk. 40 Norwich st. P. 
*Beckitt Joshua, 12 Carr lane 
fCrowley & Pearson, Kellam island 
♦Dallaway John, 102 Pea croft 
Darwin & Kent, Queen's Foundry 
Davy Brothers, 1 Pear st. Norrisdd 
•fDeakin Jas. & Thos. 79 Pond st 
*Fearn John, yd 2 Leicester street 
•Ford James, 54 Back fields 
*Ford Alexander, 17 Sheaf street 
*Ford John, 18 Sheaf street 
Fowler John, Exchange lane 
Greaves, Ward, & lbbotson, Kellam 

island 
*Green John, 15 Burgess street 
Hattersley George, 61 Wentworth st 
Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works 
*Hydes Wm. 1 1 Bowling green st 
*Kirk Saml. 268 Shales moor 
* Jervis Francis, Cotton mill row 
•Jervis Joseph, 8 Harmer lane 
*Leek Moses, 45 Johnson street 



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SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 



Longden Henry and Co., Phoenix 

Foundry, Furnace hill 
•Lucas Edward and Son, 25 New- 
Church street, and Dronfield 
Morton Joseph, 3] Eyre street 
•Phenix Joseph, 176 Gibraltar st 
•Pritchard Thos. 79 Coalpit lane 
•Smith Joseph, 44 Coalpit lane 
Stuart & Smith, Roscoe place 
*Tyler John, 78 Back fields 
Walker, Eaton, & Co. 79 Wicker 
Wilson Thos. & Co. 35 Norwich st 
tWood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st 
Wood Jonth. 15 Millsands 

IRON MERCHANTS. 
Marked * are Ironmasters, 
•Appleby and Co. Renishaw 
•Arraitage M. & H. & Co. Mouse- 
hole Forge 
*Brymbo Co., Park Iron Works 
*Butterley Co. (J. Hodgson, agent,) 

9 Norfolk row 
♦Corbett Vincent, (scrap, sheet, &c.) 

Worthy 
Earl Henry, (agent to Bowling Iron 

Works,) 22 Orchard street 
Elliott B. G. & Co. 199 Gibraltar st 
*Fitzwilliam Earl, Elsecar 
Horn W. I. & Co. 67 Bridge street 
*■ Milton Iron Works Co. (J. Need- 
ham, agent) 13 St James' street 
*Newton, Chambers, & Co. Thorn- 

cliffe 
*Nisbett & Co. Chapeltown 
Parker William, Pond Forge 
* Parker & Co. (scrap) Oughtibridge 
Shepherd John, 4 Dixon lane 
♦Smith Wm. & Edw. 86 Wicker 
Smith Matthew, 26 Button lane 
•Solly Richd. 6 Sandon place, and 

Lea Brook, Tipton, Staffordshire 
Unwin Hy. & Co. 18 Orchard street 
Wilkinson Jas. (agent to Low Moor 

Co.) 16 Arundel street 
•Wilson Thos. & Co. Kilnhurst ; J. 

Allen, agent, 47 Queen street 
Wranghara Bartlett, & Co. 20 Fur- 
nival street 
IRON, STEEL, METAL WIRE, 

&c. DEALERS. 
Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street 
Cocker Robert, 52 Scotland street 
Deakin Jas. & Thos. 79 Pond street 
Dewsnap Enos, 2 Bow street 
Elliott B. G. & Co. 199 Gibraltar st 
Gatley & Wortley, 1 1 9 Westbar 
Hobson Fras. 32 Coalpit lane 



Hodgson E. W. 41 Fargate 
Lyons John, 224 Moorfields 
Marshall & Son, 74 Westbar 
Milner Charles, 33 Fargate 
Mount Wm. 23 Pinfold street 
Oglesby James, 2 Division street, & 

39 Broad street, Park 
Parkes John, 147 Gibraltar street 
Pass Samuel, 47 Coalpit lane 
Ranfield Wm. 1 Shude hill 
Rhodes George, 86 Division street 
Roberts James, 24 Broad lane 
Rowland Wm. 9 Meadow street 
Scholey Heury, 90 Allen street 
Smith & Bertram, 51 Westbar 
Smith Matthew, 26 Button lane 
Smith John, (block tin, regulus, and 

nickel,) 7 Mulberry street 
Stanley Charles, 29 South street 
Tucker George, 7 York street 
Unwin Hy. & Co. 18 Orchard street 
Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st 
Wilson Thomas, 1 Wicker 
Wrangham Bartlett & Co. 20 Furni- 

val street 

IRONMONGERS. 
Barnasconi L. 19 Waingate 
Bertram James, 6 Market street 
Bradney John, 59 Marketplace 
Ellis James, 9 George street 
Gatley & Wortley, 119 Westbar 
Hard wick John, 14 Market street 
Lyons John, 224 Shales moor 
Maleham George, 5 Westbar 
Marples Wm. & Co. 1 Norfolk street 
Mason Susanna, 54 Church street 
Meggitt Joseph Bloom, 80 Fargate 
Millthorp John, 178 Gibraltar street 
Miller James, 77 Fargate 
Milner Charles, 33 Fargate 
Oakes Edward, 14 Westbar 
Oglesby Jas. 2 Division street & 39 

Broad street, Park 
Rhodes Jas. 81 Porter street 
Richardson Francis, 19 Pinstone st 
Rowland Wm. 9 Meadow street 
Shepherd John, 14 Old Haymarket 
Smith Mrs Ann, 65 Norfolk street 
Stacey W. & G. 88 Fruit market 
Stanley Charles, 29 South street 
Thompson George, 5 Bow street 
Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st 
Wallis Joseph, 34 High street 
Ward Alfred, 13 Wicker 
Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival road 
Wilson Thomas, 1 Wicker 
Younge Chas. Frederick, 35 High st 



TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 



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IYORY MERTS.- (See Pcu>e 27 5.) I 
JaPANNERS & BRONZERS. 
Atkins Wm, 135 Watery lane 
Beaumont W. Gas office yd. Bow st 
Bennett Eliz. (dial's) 162 Rockgm st 
Bennett Wm. Canning street 
Bradney John, 59 Market place 
Howlden Edward, 125 Solly street 
JEWLRS. & SILVERSMITHS. 

(See also Watchmakers.) 
Bowman Sarah, 10 Workhouse croft 
Bradney John, 59 Market place 
Bright and Sons, 64 High street 
Hammond Chas. Hy 42 Church st 
Hutton W. C. and Son, 27 High st 
Mess Isaac, 27 Angel street 
Rodgers Jph. and Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Yeardley and Armitage, 52 Westbar 
Younge Chas. Fredk. 35 High st 

JEWELLERS (WORKING.) 
Brown Wm. court 13 High street 
Carter Wm. court 13 High street 
Fowler Samuel, 26 New Church st 
Haxton Richard, court 41 Leecroft 

JOINERS AND BUILDERS. 
Ainley John & Geo. 248 Bright st 
Allcard James, 214 Rockingham st 
Allen Richard, 88 Rockingham st 
Allinson Geo. 8 Fitzwilliam street 
Armitage John, 167 Allen street 
Ash Joseph & Richd. Tudor place 
Ashmore James, 27 Holly street 
Barker James, 114 Meadow street 
Blenkhorne James, 22 Norfolk st 
Booth George, 33 Leecroft 
Bradbury John, 31 Carver street 
Bradford John, 62 Trippet lane 
Bramall Samuel, 159 Rockingham st 
Briggs Thomas, 7 Stanley lane 
Carson Wm., Netherthorpe street 
Clarke Henry, 67 Meadow street 
Clark and Hague, 7 Bridgehouses 
Clark Wm. 67 W T est street 
Cundell Joseph, 10 Eyre lane 
Deakin John, 23 Pond street 
Dewsnap John, 85 Westbar, and 23 

Pond street 
Drake Wm. 272 Rockingham st 
Duckinfield Joseph, 23 Mill lane 
Eley John, 16 Monmouth street 
Eyre Wm. 123 Meadow street 
FewsdaleThos. and John, 3 1 Wicker 
Fisher Thomas, 65 Eyre street 
Frith Charles, 23 Shude hill 
Gallimore Charles, ct 188 West st 
Gill James, court 116 Scotland st 
Gill Richard, Wicker lane 



Goulder Wm. 86 Duke street, Park 
Green Wm. 87 South street 
Guest Thomas, 9 Kellam street 
Hague Samuel, 16 Orange street 
Hague Samuel, 12 Broad street 
Haramerton John, 35 Chapel street 
Harper Isaac W. 198 South st. Park 
Harrap George, 50 Earl street 
Harrop John, 100 Rockingham st 
Hawksley Wm. 54 Pye bank 
Hawksworth Wm. 5 Wheeldonst 
Haynes Roger, 15 Cumberland st 
Hayball Thos. 60 Rockingham st 
Hill Wm. 31 Pinstone street 
Hinchliff Charles, 123 Solly street 
Hoult John, 91 Arundel street 
Hoyland Wm. 20 Suffolk road 
Huntington Thomas, 25 Flat street 
Hutchinson Wm., Ecclesall New r 
Johnson Charles, 11 Backfields 
Kelsey Wm. 43 Devonshire lane 
Kirk John, 5 Willey street 
Lemons Francis, ct 6 Lambert st 
Loxley John, Castle hill 
Loxley Wm., Crookes 
Mason Henry, 37 Meadow street 
Meggitt Joseph Bloom, 80 Fargate 
Megson John, 28 Westbar green 
Millthorpe John, 178 Gibraltar st 
Morton George, 296 Shales moor 
xMorton John, 193 Gibraltar street 
Morton Wm. 5 Green st. Little Shef. 
Pallett George, 108 Allen street 
Parkin John, Upperthorpe 
Parkin Edward, 19 Workhouse lane 
Parvin George, Infirmary road 
Pearson Samuel, 22 Hick's lane 
Raine Thomas, North Church st 
Ramsden Robert, 3 Dixon street 
Redfearn Samuel, 58 Nursery street 
Reed L.G. and Co. 160 Broomhall st 
Roberts & Wing, 12 South st. Park 
Robinson Joseph, 65 Scotland st 
Rose John 5 Ecclesall New road 
Sharpe Thomas, 5 Mulberry st 
Shaw Joseph, 20 Bramall lane 
Smith Jas. 15 Broomhall street 
Smith John, 20 Broad lane 
Smith Job, court 3 Hartshead 
Smith John, 160 Harvest lane 
Smith Wm. 16 Sycamore street 
Spittlehouse Edwl04Rockingham st 
Spittlehouse John, 5 Westfield ter 
Stevenson Benj. 22 George street 
Stewart Wm. 83 Peacroft 
Stovin Joseph, 41 North parade 
Svkes Wm. Belfield place 
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TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, 



Taylor Robert, 167 Fitzwilliam st 
Templeton Seaton, 53 Silver street 
Thompson John, 48 Fitzwilliam st 
Tomliuson John, Westfield terrace 
Townsend Wm. 10 Broad lane 
Travis Geo. Wm. 26 Egerton street 
Truelove Wm. C.ct 1 NewChurch st 
Tummon Robert, 143 South st. Park 
Turnell Isaac, 85 Fargate 
Turner Joseph, Milton lane 
Turner Wm. 261 Rockingham st 
Turtle Wm. 6 Egerton street 
Turton Wm. 60 Burgess street 
Unwin John, sen. 29 Burgess st 
Wadsworth J. and A. ct 4 Joiner st 
Wagstaff John, 34 Division street 
Wainman Wm. court 19 High st 
Walker John, Tower hill 
Ward James, 53 Effingham street 
Wareham Wm. 24 Dun street 
W^est Croft, 28 St Thomas street 
Wheen John, 94 Trippet lane 
White John, 19 Workhouse croft 
Whitehead James, Intirmary road 
Whitehead Matthew, 8 Westbar gru 
Wild Robert, 67 Fitzwilliam street 
Wilkinson James, 77 Spring street 
Wing James, 48 Norwich street 
Winter Wm. Intirmary road 
Woodhead Joseph, 9 Wentworth st 
Worth Henry, 9 Eldon street 
Wright George, 103 Trafalgar st 
Wright Wm. 19 Coalpit lane 

JOINERS' TOOL MANFRS. 
Marked 1 , are Brace and Bit ; and 

2, Skate Manufacturers also. 
(See also Auger, Plane, and Edge 

Tool Manufacturers.) 
Axe John, Pepper alley 
2 Barber Ralph, 10 Brook street 

1 Bloomer John, 108 Rockingham st 
Bradshaw Wm., Hague lane, Park 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st 
1, 2 Brown and Flather, 251 Solly st 
Cam John, 20 Eyre lane 

Candow Walter, court 8 Tudor st 
Drabble John, 15 Duke street 
DruryRt.&Co. (fancy) 7 Leadmill rd 
Eadon Moses, 107 Norfolk street 
1, 2 Edley Wm. 142 Eldon street 

2 Farr John, Ecclesall New road 
Fellows Wm. 54 Campo lane 

1, 2Feuton & Marsdens,5lBridge st 
Fletcher John, 48 Broad street 
Griffith Jame*, Shoreham street 
2 Ibbotson T. & Co. Paternoster row 
Kirk Peter and Son, 31 Norfolk In 



2 Kitchen Rd. (skates) Earl street 
Law Philip, 60 Carver street 
2 Marples Robert, 130 Carver st 
1, 2 Marples Wm. jun. 67 Broom- 
spring lane 
1 ,2 Morrison&Parker, 22 Rockgm.st 
Mould Ferdinand, Shemeld croft 
1,2 Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st 
Reaney and Wood, 50 Bernard st 
I Round G. 160 Allen street 
1, 2 Saville Charles, 93 South street 
1 Schofield George, Sheldon row 

1 Sorby John & Sons, Spital hill 

2 Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard pi 

1 Swinscow and Manuel, Coalpit In 
Turner Thomas, 35 Queen street 
Warburton Brothers, 21 Furnival st 

2 Ward and Payne, 1 10 West st 

2 Wright Thos. (skates,) Highfield 

LACE & HOSIERY DEALERS. 

(See also Linen Drapers fy Hosiers.) 

Bach Henry, 62 High street, and 

59 Market place 
Bell Hannah & Eliz. 165 West st 
Brookes John, 53 Market place 
Cox Charles, 40 Church street 
Cox Ann, 125 West street 
Draper Edmund, 66 Fargate 
Edmonds Ann, 28 Angel street 
Edwards Wm. 30 Church street 
Hardy L. 9 High street 
Hick David (coach,) 58 Wicker 
LAND SURVEYORS, &c. 
Marked * are Land Valuers, and f 

Civil Engineers. 
•Bright Paul, 73 Wicker 
fFairbank & Son, 3 East parade 
Fairbank Wm., Nelson place 
Falding E. 24 Mount Zion buildings- 
•Foster George, 168 West street 
•fFowler John & Son, 14 Bank st 
*Harrison James, 11 Arundel street 
fJee Alfred S. 36 Church street 
Jeffcock Thomas D. 8 Old Haymkt 
fSands Edward, 77 Carver street 
Smith Marcus, Duke of Norfolk's 

offices, Corn Exchange 
Unwin Charles, North Church st 
Weightman & Hadfield, CornExchg 
Worth and Frith, 46 High street 

LAW STATIONERS. 
Lawson Wm. 92 Watery street 
Lowther Henry, 18 Eyre street 
Ludlam J. W. 17 Mulberry street 
Newbound John, 98 Watery street 
Spurr Benjamin, 41 Coalpit lane 



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LEAD (RED & WHITE) MFHS. 

Rawson, Barker,&Co., Lead Works, 

Ponds ; office 74 Eyre street 

LEATHER, SELLERS. 

(See also Curriers, Fellmongers, 

Tanners, tyc.) 
Hoole Wm. 34 Pinstone street 
Mills Samuel, 17 Fruit market 
Hopkinson Wm. and Brothers, 24 

Change alley 
Jenkinson Wm. 26 Waingate 
Lowe Elias, 8 Bank street 
Woodcock S. and Sons (importers of 
hides & skins,) 38 Change alley 
LIBRARIES. (PUBLIC) 
(See Booksellers also.) 
Church of England Instruction So- 
ciety, 20 Carver street 
Law Library, B. Wightman, se- 
cretary, 10 East parade 
Mechanics 7 & Apprentices', 21 Wat- 
son walk ; A. Smith, librarian 
Mechanics' Institution, Surrey st 
Sheffield Subscription Library, Music 
Hall ; Mrs A. Wells, librarian 
LIME BURNER. 
Travis Wm. 40 Sussex street 
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRPRS. 

Marked f are Linen Drapers only. 
(See also Woollen Drapers ; and Tea 

Dealers and Drapers, travelling.) 
fAtkinson and Lee, 44 Angel street 
fBagshaw Henry, 48 South street 
fBancroft John, 26 Portmahon 
tBell Han. and Eliz. 165 West st 
fBroadbent Henry, 50 Snig hill 
Broadbent Thomas, 19 Westbar 
Butcher Edward, 7 High street 
Cockayne T. B. and W. 1 Angel st 
Cowen and Dixon, 39 High street 
Draper Edmund, 64 & 66 Fargate 
Farmer Robert, 54 High street 
tGroodall Wm. A. 26 South street 
Grundy and Page (shawl warehouse,) 

47 High street 
Hardy Thomas, 109 South street 
Heppenstall Philip (linen warehs.) 

30 Angel street 
fHinde Benjamin, 44 Westbar green 
fHunt & Jennings, 76 Market pi 
fHutchinson Henry, Broomhill 
Jones John, 63 Market place 
fLawrence W. M. 246 Moorfields 
fLund Ralph Simpson, 45 South st 
Maugham Mark, 19 Angel street 
f Meeke Joseph, 15 Castle street 
tMeeke Michael, 156 Gibraltar st 



fMetcalfe John, 51 Snig hill 
Morgan and Swift, 33 High street 
Owen Joseph, 58 Snig hill 
fPatrick Wm. 9 Castle street 
fPearson Wm. 121 West street 
fSiddall Edward, 22 Meadow st 
Sharman Abm.& John, 118 South st 
Smith & Ridal, 1 Market street 
fSmith Sarah & Eliz. 75 West st 
Willeys and Judd, 65 Marketplace 
f Williamson Samuel, 45 High st 
f Wilson George, 67 Market place 
fWood Jarvis, 65 Fargate 
fWoolIam Thomas, 11 Campo lane 

MACHINE MAKERS. 
(See Millwrights, Spindle Mfrs. and 
Weighing fy Washing Mac hhieMkrs.) 
Smith Thomas & Co. 45 Nursery st 
MALTSTERS. 
(See also Brewers.) 
Broadhead J. & Son, 116 Westbar 
Butterell Edwin, 273 Shales moor 
Cartledge Charles, 80 Scotland st 
Hall John, 9 Broad street 
Jarvis Edward, 13 Spring street 
Leadbeater Alfred, Broomhill place 
Nicholson Joseph, Park House 
Owen John, Scargill croft 
Parkin Thomas, 10 Westbar 
Staniforth & Hutton, 123 Broad lane 
Timm John, 14 Furnival street, and 

5 Coalpit lane 
Wigfull Joshua, Pond mill 

MARBLE MASONS. 
(See Stone Masons and Sculptors.) 
MARK & FIGURE MAKERS. 
(Letter Cutters, Seal Engravers, 8fc.) 
Armitage Charles, ct 86 West st 
Burley John, court 16 Fargate 
Cartwright Henry, 254 Solly street 
Cartwright Thomas, 64 Pea croft 
Cooper Edward, ct 11 Church st 
Ellis Benjamin, 46 School croft 
Gains John (brass,) 1 Dixon street 
Garnett Wm. H. 140 Rockingham la 
Gascoigne Thos. M. ct 199 Eyre st 
Howgate Benjamin, 52 Furnival st 
Hoyle John, 80 West street 
Marriott Wm. 17 Norfolk lane 
Osborne Benjamin, Snow lane 
Pigott George, court 50 High street 
Powell Wm., Snow hill gardens, P. 
Rodgers Charles, 35 St Thomas st 
Roome George, court 8 Tador st 
Saunders J. G. 110 Rockingham st 
Sampson Isaac, Rockingham lane 
Selkirk Edward, 44^ Carver street 



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Stevens J. K. 47| West street 
Tibbitt James, 33 Westbar 
Valantine F. (Chinese,) 8 Bernard st 
"Walker & Bower, 26 Eyre lane 
Weldon George, 8 Union lane 
White G. J. & Co. 49± West street 
"Wood & Rollitt, 3 Campo lane 
MATHEMATICAL & PHILO- 
SOPHICAL INST. MFRS. 
Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st 
Cutts I. P., Sons, & Sutton, 39 

Division street 
Frith Peter & Co. 81 Arundel st 

MATTRESS MAKERS. 
Briggs Samuel, 21 Nursery street 
Hague Thomas, 3 Nursery street 
Linley Richard, 12 Anson street 
Mackenzie Wm. Alex. 62 Orchard st 
Mudford John, 6 Waingate 
Roberts John, Broomclose, L. S. 
Varley Thomas C. 19 Lord street 
MERCHANTS & MANFRS. 
Ash Wm. Henry, 14 Norfolk lane 
Ashton, Jackson, & Co. 76 South st 
Baxter Robert & Co. \b Arundel st 
Barber John & Son, 29 Norfolk st 
Barnes Frederick & Co. 13 Howard 

street, and Birmingham 
Beardshaw Jth. & Son, 16 Garden st 
Bedford John, 12 Bower spring 
Beet Jonth. & Sons, 184 Broad lane 
Bertram James, 6 Market street 
Best J. T. & J. 12 Howard street 
Bland Robert, Ecclesall New road 
Bletcher Thomas, ct 23 Carver st 
Bright & Sons, 64 High street 
Briscoe Wm. & Son, Wolverhamp- 
ton ; J. S. Warner, 37 Victoria 
street, agent 
Broadhead & Atkin, 1 Love street 
Broadhurst Wm. & Son, 27 West- 
field terrace 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm. st 
Brown John, 24 Orchard street 
Brown R. M.D.&C0.8I Arundel st 
Brownell Rt. R. & C. 10 Carver st 
Brumby & Middleton, 11 George st 
Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane 
Butler George & Co. 4 Trinity st 
Cadman C. & Sons, 56 Andrew st 
Cadman Peter & Sons, 4 Surrey st 
Carr John & Riley, 41 Bailey lane 
Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works 
Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill 
Cutler John, jun. 42 Charlotte st 
Cutts I. P. & Sons, 39 Division st 
Deakin Geyrge, 83 Arundel street 



Deakin Jas. & Ths.25 Change alley 
Dodge Nathl. & Robt. 70 West st 
Drabble G. and Co. 27 Carver st 
Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st 
Earl & Co. 2 Little Pond street 
Ellin Thomas & Co. 273 Arundel st 
Elliott B. G. & Co. 199 Gibraltar st 
Fenton Benj. & Co. 30 Newcastle st 
Fenton & Marsdens, 51 Bridge st 
Fenton & Shore, 46 Division street 
Fielding John, 6 Suffolk road 
Fox Charles, 1 New Church street 
Frost Samuel, 57 Broad lane 
Gatley Thomas, 105 Edward street 
Greaves Edw. & John, 17 Broad st 
Greaves Wm. & Sons, Sheaf Works 
Groves Richd. & Sons, 71 Snow In 
Hadfield Rt. & Co. 14 St James' st 
Hall&Colley, 9 Eyre lane 
Hall H. G. & Co., Washington pi 
Hall Charles, 3 Duke street 
Hall Wm. 45 Eyre street 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 
Harder J. H. & Co. 13 Westfield ter 
HargreavesWm. & Lydia,28 Eyre In 
Harwood Saml. & Co., 99 Norfolk st 
Hatiield A. & Son, 7 Pepper alley 
Hawksley & Sons, 2 Gell street 
Haywood Joseph, 25 Victoria st 
Heathcott Charles, ct 50 Fargate 
Hinchliffe George W. 87 Eyre st 
Hobson Alfred, 95 Edward street 
Hobson Francis, Saville street 
Hobson Jonth. Cripps, 95 Norfolk st 
Holborn Robert, 230 Solly street 
Holy Danl. & George, 4 Eyre lane 
Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works 
Hoole & Brooksbank, Malinda st 
Horn W. I. & Co. 67 Bridge street 
Horrabin Wm. & Saml. 12 Red hill 
Howgate Samuel, jun. 54 Peacroft 
Hunter Wm. 62 Carver street 
Hunter Michael, 55 Andrew street 
Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works 
Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 
Ibbotson Thos. & Co. Paternoster rw 
Ingleby Edward, 253 Portobello 
Jackson, Stacey, and Smith, 34 

Charlotte street 
Jessop Wm. 9 Radford street 
Johnson, Cammell, & Co., Cyclops 

Works, Saville street 
Kenyon John & Co. 4 Sheldon st 
Kirkby J ph. & Sons, 121 Rockgra.st 
Law Philip, 60 Carver street 
Lee Henry & Co. 19 New Church st 
Leon A. 23 Workhouse croft 



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Levick Brothers, 6 Eyre street 
Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
Long, Gregory, and Co. 105 Eyre st 
Mappin Joseph & Son, ct 50 Fargt 
Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe 
Marshall David, 49 West street 
Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge lane 
Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st 
Moorhouse Jas. 127 Devonshire st 
Mort Henry, Castle hill 
Mottram Ths. & Sons, 157 Arundel st 
Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st 
Muntz & Co. 117 Norfolk street and 

Birmingham 
Naylor Samuel, 76 Eyre street 
Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Millsands 
Newbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st 
Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st 
Nicholson Wm. 17 Sycamore street 
Nowill John & Sons, 17 Meadow st 
Nowill "Wm. 126 Rockingham st 
Parker Ebenezer, Little Sheffield 
Parker and Linley, Canada place, 

Union street 
Parker Wm. & Jph. G. 76 Eyre st 
Parkin & Marshall, 23 Furnival st 
Parkin Brothers, 21 Wicker lane 
Peace S. & Sons, Burntree lane, 

and Forge lane 
Raworth Benjamin and Joseph, 70 

Arundel street 
Riley Wm. 73 Eyre street 
Rodgers Joseph & Sons, 6 Norfolk st 
Roebuck Jonathan, Saville street 
Sanderson Bros. & Co. 132 West st 
Sansom Thos. & Sons, 45 Norfolk st 
Sansom Wm. & Co. 105 Norfolk st 
Schofield George, Sheldon row 
Sheldon Thos. & Son, 1 05Trafalgar st 
Simmonett Francis, 95 Norfolk st 
Smith Hy. & John, 110 Rockgin. st 
Sorby John & Sons, Spital hill 
Sorby Robert & Sons, 2 Carver st 
Spear & Jackson, Saville street 
Spencer Matthias & Son, 107 Peacft 
Steer and Webster, 7 Castle hill 
Standfield,Newbould,& Co.7Eyre In 
Stenton Wm. and Son, 25 Carver st 
Stirling Thos. & Co. 116 Rockgm.st 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 
Stuart and Smith, Roscoe Place 
Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street 
Tillotson Thos. 56 Coalpit lane 
Turner Thos. and Co. Suffolk Works 
Turton Thos. and Sons, 1 Russell st 
Wade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, 
82 Tenter street 



Walker, Eaton, and Co. 79 Wicker 
Ward and Payne, 110 West street 
Warner J. S. 37 Victoria street 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Wharton G. and Co., Cadman st 
Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, I 

Arundel lane 
Wilson and Southern, 239 Solly st 
Winder John H., Royds Works 
Wood and Atkinson, 110 Rockgm.st 
Woodcock Luke&Ths. 14 Howard st 
VVoodhouse Jas. 175 Rockingham st 
Wostenholm Geo. & Son, 124 Rock- 
ingham street 
Yeomans John, 79 Arundel street 

MILLINERS & DRESS MKRS. 
Arculus S.& C. 173 Glossoprd. mkt 
Bach Hy. (baby linen,) 62 High st 
Baker Ann, 25 Division street 
Barlow Ann, 41 Campo lane 
Barlow Elizabeth, 3 Cheney row 
Barker Hannah, 183 Arundel st 
Baxter Rhoda, 43 Burgess street 
Bennett Mary, 14 York street 
Bell Hanh. and Eliz. 165 West st 
Beverley Sarah, 60 Meadow street 
Bibbs Elizabeth, 24 Duke street 
Bollington Sophia, 92 Duke st. P. 
Booth Frances, 74 Howard street 
Bradbury Ann, 80 Arundel street 
Brentani Eliza, 11 Baker's hill 
Bridges Mary, 6 Howard street 
Rroadhead Hanh. 34 Charles lane 
Brown Eliz. 26 North Church st 
Brown Frances, 89 St Philip's road 
Buckley Alice, 42 Orchard street 
Bullock Mrs E. M. 41 West st 
Burnand Maria, (baby linen ware- 
house,) 25 Fargate 
Cam Sarah, 5 Cheney row 
Cavalier Maria, 45 Nursery street 
Clough Mary, William street 
Corbett Sarah, 46 Fitzwilliam st 
Cox Ann, 125 West street 
Dalton Eliz. 160 Portobello street 
Dalton Martha, 26 Cross Burgess st 
Dawson Maria, 181 Eyre street 
Deakin Misses, Fernley place 
Dodd Eliz. 1 1 Wellington street 
Downing Ann, 40 Townhead street 
Dixon Maria, 17 Hoyle street 
Drabble Martha, 213 Moorfields 
Dransfield Ann, 18 Townhead st 
France Mrs. My. 65 Trippet lane 
Gilles M. A. 222 Bright street 
Gillott Miss E. 197 Bath buildings 



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Goddard M. & M. (upholsterers,) 15 

Regent street 
Goldsmith Eliz. 64 Russell street 
Gould Elizabeth, Highfield 
Greenwood Eliz. 8 Bramall lane 
Gascoyne Ann, 64 Norfolk street 
Hague Mary, 7 Radford row 
Hainsworth Ann, 15 Grindlegate 
Hardy Mary, 18 Willey street 
Harrison Ann, 15 Norfolk street 
Hatfield Eliz. A. 57 Bridge street 
Hawks worth My. 97 South st. Park 
Henderson M. Hanover street 
Hibbert Sarah, 139 Gibraltar st 
Hitchin Caroline, 295 Shales moor 
Holland Frances, 5 VV r estfield ter 
Hopkins Eliz. 24 Angel street 
Howson Jane, 205 Moorfields 
Hudson Martha, 5 Division street 
Ingleson Martha, 37 Wicker 
Johnson Mary Ann, 93 Norfolk st 
Kay Frances, 36 Arundel street 
Lawton Frances, 58 Norfolk street 
Martin Ellen, 50 North street 
Maskill Rhoda, 26 Burgess street 
Mather Eliz. 7 Coalpit lane 
Matthewman Hannah and Eliz. 11 

Church street 
Maxfield Elizabeth, Infirmary road 
.Mitchell Mary, 33 North parade 
Moorhouse A. and E. 42 Regent st 
Moseley E. and J. 47 Spring street 
Nettieship Eliz. 122 Barker's pool 
Nicholson A. and J. 64 Wicker 
Nicholson Sarah, 85 Bernard street 
Oglesby Mrs E. 2 Division street 
Parsonson Ann, 33 Smithfield 
Plant Elizabeth, 5 Cheney square 
Rayner & Goodland, 202 Glossop rd 
Rawlins Mrs A. 69 Trippet lane 
Revell Mary, 40 Pinstone street 
Roberts E. and S. 28 Fitzwm. st 
Robinson Eliz. 47 Orchard street 
Robinson Eliza, 69 Eyre street 
Rodgers Eliz. 13 New Church st 
Rodgers Eliz. 57 Howard street 
Schotield Eliza, 139 Arundel street 
Shaw Emma, 214 Gibraltar street 
Sheldon Ann, 30 North Church st 
Shipham S. and H. 59 North par 
Shuttleworth & Burgin, 59 South st 
Sidney Martha, 23 Bank street 
Slack Sarah, 30 Division street 
Smith Maria, 208 Fitzwilliam st 
Snowden H. and S. 34 Meadow st 
Squire Elizabeth, 15 Howard st 
Steel Misses, 221 Glossop road 



Stanyon Ann, 26 Duke street 
Sylvester H. 269 Shales moor 
Taylor Louisa, 48 West street 
Thompson Eliz. 42 Norfolk street 
Thompson Caroline, 68 Duke street 
Thompson Frances, 14 Regent st 
Tingle Lucy, 177 Broomhall street 
Todd Hannah, 21 Mulberry street 
Travis Jane, 37 Broomhall street 
Turner and Barker, 79 West st 
Turton Sus. 16 St. James' row 
Yalantine Mary, 44 West street 
Warris Ann, 7 Castle street 
Whiteley H. M. 79 South st. Park 
Whitham Hannah, 24 Gell street 
Whitlam Mary, 37 Regent street 
Wilson Elizabeth, Broomhill 
Wilson Mary, 46 Bridge street 
MILLWRIGHTS, MACHINE 

MAKERS, & ENG £NEERS. 
Cavill Thomas, 8 Love street 
Crowley and Pearson, Kellam island 
Davy Brothers. 1 Pear street 
Fox George, 26 Button lane 
Greaves George, jun. Green lane 
Horner Brothers & Co. 105 Button In 
Marsden Wm. Castle Mills 
Marsden Edwin, Norrisfield 
Pollard Jermh., Washington Works 
Rhodes Ellen, 39 Nursery street 
Rodgers Wm., Philadelphia 
Thackray Jonathan, Kellam island 

MODELLERS. (See Jrtists.) 
MUSIC PERCEPTORS AND 

DEALERS. 
Marked * are Music Dealers, and f 

Pianoforte tuners. 
Carr Charles, 8 Ellison street 
Clegg Charles, 12 Cheney row 
*Dawson George, 51 Norfolk street 
fDawson Richd. 51 Norfolk street! 
Foster Thos. 36 Burgess street 
Fritche John, 15 Victoria street 
fFrith George, 14 Broomhall st 
Frith Thomas, 16 Broomhall street 
Goulding Edw. (accordian,)12Bow st 
Heald W. (organ bldr.) 58 Fitzwm. st 
Hoyland Fredk. 18 St James' row 
Jones Edwd. 37 Westfield terrace 
Neuvill Eliza, Hillfoot 
Newton John E., 1 Castle street 
Rhodes Eliza B., Wilkinson street 
Rhodes Wm. 47 Wentworth ter 
Riley John H. 24 Fargate 
•Rogers Robert, 4 Norfolk row 
Saunders Eliz. A. 250 Rockgm. st 
•fSaunders Geo. L. 32 High street 



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Seale Wm. 306 Shales moor 
Sewell John, 75 Broomhall street 
+ Shaw Wm. Rous, 134 Bath street 
Shaw C. (accordians,) 13 Division st 
Smith Geo. Hy, 3 St George's ter 
Smith Joseph, 10 Dixon lane 
Swift Nichls. (singing,) 46Fitzwm.st 
Taylor Wm. (violin,) 12 Burgess st 
Webster John, 11 West-field ter 
Welsh Sophia, 3 New Church st 
NAIL MANUFACTURERS. 
(Marked * are Cut Nail manfrs.) 
Bage James, 27 Broad lane 
*Greaves Edw. & John, 17 Broad st 
*Kay and Wild, 26 Forge lane 
*LiuleyGeo.(Exors. of,) 22Coalpit In 
♦Linley SI. & Robt. Clough Works 
*Radley Saml. 36 Doncaster street 
Walker Abraham, 74 Scotland st 
NEEDLE AND FISH HOOK 
MANUFACTURERS. 
(See Ami Blade makers also.) 
Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works 
Cocker and Sons, Hathersage 
Cook Robt. and Co. Hathersage 
Worrall, Hallam,&Co.5lEffinghamst 

NEWS ROOMS. 
Conservative, 39 Fargate 
Subscription, East par.^Sc MusicHall 
Mechanics', Tudor street 

NEWSPAPERS. 
Independent, (Saturday,) R. Leader, 

jun. 41 High street 
Iris, (Thursday,) John Bridgeford, 

22 Fargate 
Mercury, (Saturday,) George Ridge, 

5 King street 
NEWSPAPER, &c, AGENTS. 
Barraclough Wm. 40 Fargate 
Bellamy John, 79 Broomhall street 
Garlick Mary Ann, 98 Scotland st 
Hanson J. 66 Silver street head 
Harvey F. 26 Broad st. & 23 King st 
Innocent John, 7 Campo lane 
Lingard Eliz. 34 Townhead street 
Lingard Joseph, 16 Division street 
Otley Richard, 2 South street 
Pashley James, 39 Snig hill 
Pye Robert R. 52 West street 
Rodgers Thos. 11 Fruit market 
Rowbotham Henry, 34 Pond st 
Sellers George, 56 Broad lane 
»V hi taker Anthony, (Doncaster Ga- 
zette,) 22 Fargate 
Wiley Thos. 27 Old Haymarket 
Wilkinson Joseph, 82 South street 
Wreaks Miss E. Post office 



NIPPER, &c. (See Snuffer mfrs.) 

OIL CLOTH & CART COYER 

MANUFACTURERS. 

Mudford John, 6 Waingate 
Varley Thos. C. 19 Lord street 
Winterbottom Thos. 139 South st. P 

OPTICIANS. 
Marked * are Optical Instrument 
mfrs, and Glass Grinders, and f 
only Spectacle Frame manfrs. 
*Ashmore Wm. 104 Fargate 
Barton & Woodcock, ct 71 Chas. st 
*Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st 
*Cutts I. P., Sons, and Sutton, (to 

her Majesty.) 39 Division street 
Creswick Edward, 122 Thomas st 
fDarbyshere J. 38 Nursery street 
tFanshaw Robert, 232 Moorfields 
fFanshaw John, 16 Siddall street 
*Frith Brothers, 105 Arundel st 
*Frith Peter & Co. 81 Arundel st 
*Froggatt Thomas, Saville street 
*Hobson W. H. 86 Scotland street, 

and Dr on field 
fJessop Joseph, Balm green 
^Lenton John, 8 Waingate 
fLee Joseph, 27 Chester street 
Liddall George, 63 South street 
Mitchell George, 53 South st. Park 
♦Osborne T. P. G. 57 Scotland st 
fPriest and Ashmore, lane 85 Nor- 
folk street 
Smith Arthur, 64 Scotland street 
Thorpe James, 21 Westbar green 
White S. R. 21 Monmouth street 
Wright David, 72 Fargate 

" ORGAN BUILDERS. 
Heald Wm. 58 Fitzwilliam street 
Jones Francis, 29 Westfield ter 
Smith Joseph, 10 Dixon lane 

PAINTERS, (HOUSE, &c.) 
(See also Artists and Plumbers, fyc.) 
Abbott Jas. 252 Sylvester street 
Ackroyd Wm. court 50 High st 
Addy Wm. 105 Campo lane 
Armitage Hy. 45 Furnival street 
Arons Mark, 25 Campo lane 
Bates James, 58 Hermitage street 
Baxter Wm.43 Burgess street 
Bembridge John, 130 West street 
Bennett Eliz. 162 Rockingham st 
Bennett John, 14 York street 
Bennett Wm. Cauning street 
Brookes Luke, 256 Bright street 
Brownhill Horatio, 43 Coalpit lane 
Carbutt John, Hanover street 
ChambersWm. Kilham, 144 Broad la 



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Clark James, 97 South street 
Colquhoun Wm. 12 Kenyon street 
Cousins John, 163 Water lane 
De Busk Thos. 227 Gell street ter 
Denton John, 27 Charlotte street 
Dobson Robert, 6 Cornish street 
Douthwaite George, 4 Red hill 
Drury, Smith, & Swallow, 34 Ho- 
ward street 
Evers Moses, 110 Pond street 
Farr Benj. 109 Broomhall street 
Finningley Edward, 36 Meadow st 
Fletcher Benjamin, 48 Broad street 
Fletcher Charles, 84 West street 
Fletcher Wm. 5 Mulberry street, & 

148 West street 
Foulston George, ct 16 Fargate 
Gilpin John, ct 49 Bailey street 
Gilpin Joseph, 6 Bowden street 
Glare Wm. 7 Duke street. Park 
Greaves Wm. 14 Fitzwilliam street 
Guest Richard, 102 Devonshire st 
Hall Jas. Jno. 90 Fitzwilliam street 
Hall John, 143 Fitzwilliam street 
Hardy Samuel, 62 Queen street 
Hewitt Hy. 56 Russell street 
Hobson John, 90 Rockingham street 
Hobson Thos. 150 Portobello street 
Hodgson Wm. 133 Devonshire street 
Holbem Thos. court 13 Fargate 
Hunsley John, 18 Castle street 
Hunter Wm. 36 Sycamore street 
Hunter Henry, 19 Porter street 
Kirby Thos. court 10 Castle street 
James Wm. yd 36 Duke street, P. 
Jenkinson Chas. 29 Beehive lane 
Langton Edw. 28 Mount Zion bldgs 
Mallinson Miles, 99 Hoyle street 
Marshall John, 42 Division street 
Naylor Edwin, 41 Queen street 
Nay lor S., King's Arms yard, Fargt 
Owen Thomas, 6 George street 
Rhodes John, ct 84 Allen street 
Richardson George, 99 Fitzwm. st 
Roberts George, 111 South street 
Sayles Joseph, 44 Wicker 
Scott Andrew, ct 90 Fitzwilliam st 
Seaton John, 78 Carver street 
Skinner George, 5 Charlotte street 
Sykes Thomas, 74 Carver street 
Taylor Wm. ct 10 Waingate 
Topham Edward, 35 Lambert street 
Turner J. (coach, &c.) 33 Carver st 
Tummon B. (coach, &c.) 153 Devon- 
shire street 
Watts Luke W. 55 Eyre street 
Wildsmith Wm. B. 116 West street 



Young James, 126 Carver street 
PAPER MFRS. & DEALERS. 

Marked * are Dealers only. 
Gladwin John, Damflask, and 98 

Fruit market 
Ibhotson Mathw. & J. Rivelin Mills 
•Marshall & Son, 74 Westbar 
Thompson & Hawksley, Owlerton 
*Webb John, Arundel st. (agent to 

Bainbridge and Son, Tees Mill, 

Yarm) 
Woodward Joshua, Olave Mills 
* Wiles & Co. Stanley street 
PAPER CASE. 
(See Cabinet Case, fyc.) 
PATTEN & CLOG MAKERS. 
(See also Boot and Shoe Makers.) 
Askey George, 10 Commercial st 
Aspinall Peel, 78 South street 
Coates Geo. 276 Shales moor 
Cooper Francis, 252 Moorfields 
Cragg John, 130 Gibraltar street 
Eaton Joseph, 76 Fargate 
Hague Joseph, (rings) School croft 
Holmes John, 49 Snig hill 
Ripley Robt. 73J Snig: hill 
Rodgers E. (rings) 4 Devonshire In 
Rogers Abel, Balm green 
Tinker Charles, 49 Snig hill 
Tinker John, 14 Market street 
Wright Jacob, 246 Solly street 

PATTERN CARD MAKERS. 
(See Bookslrs. fy Cabinet Case Mkrs.) 

PAWNBROKERS. 
Ashmore James, 69 South street 
Beet Wm. C. 25 Pinfold street 
Beldon George, 10 Wicker 
Bowman Sarah, 12 Workhouse crft 
Brewin Samuel, 5 Waingate 
Chapman Samuel, 97 Westbar 
Eaton George, 9 Westbar 
Firth Wm. & John, 11 Coalpit lane 
Hammond C. Hy. 44 Church street 
Jackson Wm. 88 Fargate 
King Thomas, 68 Tenter street 
Lief George T. 24 Church street 
Marshall & Wright, 115 Westbar 
Milner Samuel, 205 Moorfields 
Mitchell Edw. 226 Moorfields 
Naylor Robert, 51 Fargate 
Oakes Mark & Son, 85 South street 
Simpson James C. 172 Gibraltar st 
Spink John, 68 Westbar 
Storey William, 13 Broad street 
Wood William, 10 Hartshead 
Wright Jno. & Jph. R. 47 Broad In 
Wroot Israel, 12 Union street 



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Yeardley and Armitage, 52 Westbar, 
and 1 1 Broad street 

PEARL CUTTERS, &c. 

(See Page 275.) 
PEN (STEEL) MANUFRS. 

Gillott Jph. Birmingham ; Hutton & 

Son, agents, 27 High street 
Skinner Ebenezer, 69 Stanley street 
Tbornhill SmL & Sod, 6 St Thos. st 
PERFUMERS AND HAIR- 

DRtSSRS. 
Addy Joseph, 6 Coulston street 
Astwood Win. 63 Division street 
Barker Edwin, 132 Barker's pool 
Barker Wm. 10 Netherthorpe 
Bay ley Wm. 70 South street 
Bellamy John, 79 Rroomhall street 
Bestall Francis, 39 Orchard street 
Betts Alex. 208 Gibraltar street 
Braithwait John, 12 Change alley 
Burniston Wm. 87 Broad lane 
Clayton Henry S. 128 Portobello st 
Cooper Charles, 164 Gibraltar st 
Cooper Chas. W. 35 South street 
Cooper Robert, 4 Broad street 
Copley Frederick, 6 South street 
Copley Henry, 8 Hoyle street 
Copley Robert, 14 Campo lane 
Cowling Wm. 3£ Sheaf bridge 
Crisman Wm. 77| West street 
Cupit Charles, 6 Pinfold street 
Daffin George, 38 King street 
Ellis Benjamin, 1 Waingate 
Evans William, 10 Meadow street 
Foster Robert, 22 Union street 
Fletcher William, 34 Waingate 
Fieldsend John, 16 Market street 
Garnett Brice B. 146 South street 
Garnett John, 136 Porter street 
Gell James, 172 West street 
Herring James, 69 Wicker 
Hinde Charles, 49 Church street 
Hives Fredk. 128 Gibraltar street 
Hobson Henry, 76 Snig hill 
Hobson Win. 150 Portobello street 
Holmes Wm. Little Sheffield 
Howson John, 8 Old Hay market 
Jackson Wm. 40 Bridgehouses 
Judson Charles, 33 Bakers' hill 
Kent Wm. 1 Wellington street 
Lemons John, 28 Church street 
Xent John, 41 Snig hill 
Major Edward, 8 South street, Park 
Marples John, 3 Norfolk street 
Maunder Robert, 2 Westbar 
Moore John, 6 Union buildings 
Norton Henry, 68 Norfolk street 



Pilmore David, 41 Scotland street 
Rowbotham Henry, 34 Pond street 
Saynor Joshua, 14 Scotland street 
Shaw W T alter, 65 West street 
Sheldon William, 79 Peacroft 
Smith Thomas, 28 Pinstone street 
Starr Abm. 28 Division street 
Sleeford Henry, 5 Westbar green 
Soutter Gabriel, 33 West street 
Stanyon Richard, 80 South street 
Stephenson Robert, 16 Fargate 
Stocks Henry, 15 Old Haymarket 
Taylor George, 31 Broad lane 
Tindall Henry, 14 Wicker 
Tindall John, 229 Moorfields 
Walker Thos. & Jno.3 Castlefolds 
Wild Wm. 42 Duke street, Park 
Wilgros Joseph, 44 Kenyon alley 
Wilkinson Henry, Little Sheffield 
Wilkinson Thos. 167 South street 
Wilson John, 46f Snig hill 
Woodcock Mellinsr, 68 Westbar 
Wright Wm. 65 Tenter street 
PHYSICIANS. 
(See also Surgeons.) 
Bartolome M. Martin de, 3 Eyre st 
Branson Ferguson, 7 Howard street 
Favell Chas. Fox, 2 Howard street 
Harwood Hy. Paul, 14 Norfolk row 
Holland Geo. Calvert, 13 Evre st 
Kidley Thos. 201 Bath buildings 
Lennard Wra.31 Orchard street 
Mc Dowall Robt. 251 Glossop road 
Thompson Corden, 72 Norfolk street 
PLANE MAKERS. 
(See Joiners' Tools Makers also.) 
Barstow W. & Son, ctl26 Barker's pi 
Burton Wm. and Son, 15 Westbar 
Hasler Wm. ct 16 Fargate 
Heathcott Charles, court 50 Fargate 
Turner Thomas, 35 Queen street 
PLASTERERS & COLOURERS. 
Anderson John, 47 North parade 
Bamford Joseph, 44 Fargaie 
Barber Joseph, 140 Rockingham In 
Bendelow Chas. 104 Rockingham In 
Bendelow Joseph, 36 Holly street 
Benney J. (figure mkr.) 36 Ltl Pond 6t 
Charlesworth John, 23 St Thomas st 
Clarebrough Robert, 33 Johnson st 
Denton Wm. Little Sheffield 
Godley Wm. 81 Campo lane 
Harrison Thos. S. 97 Devonshire st 
Hearnshaw Thomas, 65 Chester st 
Holley Wm. 171 Tudor st. LtlShef. 
Holmes Thomas, 16 Fitzwilliam st 
i Jenkinson George, Broomhill 
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Large John, et 50 Fitzwilliam st 
Radley John, ct 2 Belfield street 
Shaw John, Harmer lane gardens 
Shaw Wm. 109 South street, Park 
Sheard Henry, 49 Orchard street 
Stevenson Chpr. 19 Little Pondst 
Stevenson John, 33 Duke st. Park 
Taylor Edward, Button lane 
Taylor George, 264 Bright street 
Unwin Carter, 15 West John street 
Wear Joseph, 113 Carver street 
Wilkinson James, 144 Devonshire st 
PLATERS ON STEEL. 
(See Silver Cutlery* page 271.) 
PLUMBERS & GLAZIERS. 
Marked 9 are Painters also; and f 

Gas Fitters. 
Abbott James, 252 Sylvester street 
Armitage Henry, 45 Furnival street 
Armitage John, 12 Devonshire st 
Ashmore Cornelius, 15 Andrew st 
Ashmore Henry, 68 Broad st. Park 
Barnsley Wm. 6 Cumberland street 
•Bennett E. and H. 84 Burgess st 
fBramley Wm. 94 Broad street 
*Brownhill Horatio, 43 Coalpit lane 
Colquhoun Wm. ]2 Kenyon street 
*Drury, Smith, and Swallow, 34 

Howard street 
•Faber & Townsend, 195 Glossop rd 
f Gascoigne Robert, 50 Holly street 
Gillatt Jonathan, 10 York street 
Goddard Jph. 158 Tudor st. L. S. 
Green Henry, 9 Commercial street 
fHarrison& Johnstone, 68 Pinstone st 
Heyworth George, 133 Allen street 
Higginbotham John H. 54 Westst 
*Hobson Thos. 150 Portobello st 
* Holmes Joseph, 182 West street 
fHolmes Thos. 8 New Haymarket 
*Horsfield Wm.237 Upper Allen st 
*Lord Samuel, 110 Wellington &t 
Marrison John, 82 West street 
Mason Wm. 25 Shude hill 
Mearbeck James, 44 York street 
*Mycock Thos. Edw. 106 Fargate 
•Needham Henry, 13 Joiner street 
Norton John, 84 Division street 
Parrott Thos. 1 10 Fitzwilliam st 
Pitt John, 20 Waingate 
Primrose Edward, 43 Porter street 
Primrose Wm. 73 Westbar 
Pryor Wm. 8 Bower spring 
Richardson Geo. 99 Fitzwilliam st 
Seale Bernard, 25 Church street 
Sheldon Edward, 24 South street 
fShirley W. H. 219 Moorfields 



fTaylor Wm. 231 Moorfields 
Titterton Mary, 13 Westbar green 
Watkinson Wm. 8 Pinfold street 
fWright Wm. 38 Westbar 
POLISHING PASTE,&c.MFRS. 
Adams John (patent composition,) 

Corn Exchange 
Brown John (rouge) 143 Harvest In 
Hirst George (patent composition,) 

Glossop road 
Hodgson Geo. Walk mill, 12 o'Clock 
Needham John, 120 Harvest lane 
Stones Wm. (& ink) 10 Old Haymkt 
Underwood W. (ink,&c) iOfPorterst 

POTATO MERCHANTS. 
Barstow Solomon, 29 Button lane 
Cawthorne D., Canal wharf 
Cowling Joseph, Furnival road 
Finningley Samuel, Furnvial road 
Fisher Robert, 1 Bower street 
Gibson Wm. (& salt) 45 Exchange st 
Glew Wm. Canal wharf 
Goodworth Ellen, 46 Westbar green 
Greenhough Wm. 9 Gilbert street 
Hartley Richd. 12 High st. Park 
Johnson Henry, Canal wharf 
Malkin George, 8 Button lane 
Malkin Henry, 85 Trippet lane 
Malkin Wm. 133 Gibraltar street 
Marshall Jonathan, 8 Shepherd st 
Maw John, 51 Westbar green 
Milner Chas. & Son, Green market 
Robson & Malkin, Canal wharf 
Scholfield George, New Haymarke 
POULTERERS. 

(For Game, see Fishmongers.) 
Askey George, 24 Watson walk 
Ingham Thomas, 184 West street 
Parkinson Joseph, 3 Bow street 

POWDER FLASK, SHOT 
BELT, &c. MANFRS. 
Bartram John, 100 Wellington st 
Bartram Wm.25 Chester lane 
Cutts I. P., Sous, and Sutton, 39 

Division street 
Dixon James & Sons, Cornish place 
Foster Wm. and Co. 225 Solly st 
Frith Brothers, 105 Arundel street 
Hawksley G. & J. W. 35 Smithfield 
Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street 
Sykes Wm. 116 Rockingham st 
PRESS MAKERS & CUTTERS. 
Atherton Isaac, 42 Coalpit lane 
Darwin H. and F., foot of Pond hill 
Smith Samuel, 37 Peacroft 
PRINTERS (LETTER PRESS.) 
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PRINTER'S JOINER. 
Garnett Wm. Hy. 140 Rockgm. In 
PUMP MAKERS. 
(See also Millwrights, fyc.) 
Briggs Thomas, 7 Stanley lane 
Greaves George, Green lane 
Rose Wm. 69 Park hill lane 
Sa*ille George, 73 South street 
RAG AND SCRAP DEALERS. 
Bishop Luke, 65 Peacroft 
Bramwell Samuel, 48 Hoyle street 
Broadhead John, 8 Holiis croft 
Cowen James, 211 Eyre street 
Gladwin John, 98 Fruitmarket 
Good all Geo. 282 Shales moor 
Gould Wm. 17 Button lane 
Jackson Wm. 52 Allen street 
Lamb George, 92 Fargate 
Littlewood Samuel, 3 Westbar green 
McDermott Edward, 3 Shude hill 
Marshall and Son, 74 Westbar 
Milner Charles, 33 Fargate 
OliverChristopher, 109 Barker's pool 
Robinson Robert, 64 Orchard street 
Robinson Wm. 29 Bakers' hill 
Straw Emma, 87 Westbar 
Taylor John, 44 Westbar 
Taylor John Holbert, 26 Westbar grn 
Wilson Charles, 79 Trippet lane 
Wilson Thomas, 90 Tenter street 
RAILWAY (SeeCoach Spring&c.) 
REGISTER(SERVTS.) OFFCS. 
Hadfield Ann & Eliz. 183 Glossop rd 
Innocent John, 7 Campo lane 
Rippon Fanny, 44 Regent street 
Saxton Wm. 5 High street 
Whiteley Har. & Cath. 155 West st 

ROPE & TWINE MANFRS. 
Ashton Wm. 82 Broomhall street 
BagshawThos.31 South st. &12 Fargt 
Brady Curtis, 27 Bakers' hill 
Ives Jonathan, 225 Moorfields 
Millward R. 53 South st.&46 King st 
Mudford John, 6 Waingate, and 27 

Shude hill 
Rhodes John, 215 Moorfields 
Sayles Alfred, 151 Gibraltar street 
Sayles Samuel, 119 South street 
Worth David, 38 Bernard street 
RULE (BOX & IVORY) MFRS. 
Belcher Zach. & Sons, 270 Bright st 
Roberts W T m. ct 14 Steelhouse lane 
SADDLERS & HARNS. MKRS. 
Banks John, 40 Duke street, Park 
Barlow Edwin, 25 Westbar 
Bower Wm. 65 South street 
Bretnell John, 11 Commercial et 



Davy Dennis, 21 Change alley 
Guest Charles, 64 Bridge street 
Hanson Edward, 21 Waingate 
Hill Alfred, 7 South street, Park 
Hodgson Robert, 159 Gibraltar st 
Major Wm. 16 Broad street 
Owen Daniel, 42 High street 
Roebuck John, 23 Old Hay market 
Shutt John Hy. 262 Shales moor 
Thomlinson John, 53 Fargate 
Wadsworth Thos. 32 Furnival road 
White Thos. 127 South street 
White Thos. 24 Effingham street 
Wilson John, 87 West street 

SAW MANUFACTURERS. 
Marked 1 , are Hay fy Straw Knife; 

2, Ledger Blade fy Tobacco Knife; 

3, Calico Web ; 8f 4, Elastic Steel 
Busk Manufacturers also, 

2, 3, 4 ArmitageWm. 72 Harvest In 

3, 4 Beardshaw Jonathan and Son, 
16 Garden street 

2, 3 Beckett A. 14 Oborne street 
Beet Jonth. & Sons, 184 Broad lane 
Biggin S. and Son, 115 Scotland st 

1, 3, 4 Blackford Wm. 9 Smithfield 
Blake & Parkin, 31 Meadow street 
3 Brittain S. S. and Co. Shoreham st 
BroadhurstWm. & Son,27W T estfld ter 
Brown Wm., Bailey lane 
Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane 

3, 4 Buxton John, Suffolk road 

1 Cadman P, and Sons, 83 Norfolk st 
and 4 Surrey street 

2 Carr J. and Riley, 41 Bailey laoe 
Carr Wm. (spiral cutter) Vicar lane 
Cocker,Grayson, & Co. 42 Carr lane 

3 Constantine Fras. 68 Holiis croft 

2, 3, 4 Crookes, Roberts, & Co. 44 
Porter street 

Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill 
Cutler John, jun. 42 Charlotte st 
1, 3, 4 Davenport Brothers, 188 

Rockingham street 
1, 3, 4 Davenport John A. 56 Jessop st 

3 Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st 
1,2,3,4 Eadon Moses, 109 Norfolkst 

1 Fearnehough Joseph, 124 Westbar 

2 Fearnehough Wm. 21 Garden st 
Fletcher Chas. 143 Rockingham st 

4 Gray Jonth. & Sons, 36 Malinda st 
Gregory & Redfearn, 30 Edward st 
4 Groves Rd. & Sons, 71 Snow lane 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 

Hill Abraham, 19 Union street 
Hinchliffe Geo. W. 87 Eyre street 
Hobson Francis, Saville street 



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Holy Daniel & Geo. 4 Eyre lane 
Hoole & Brooksbank, Malinda st 
Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, 31 

Arundel street 
Horn Win. I. & Co. 67 Bridge st 
Ibbotson Brothers, Globe Works 
Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 

1.3 Ibbotson Rd., Sylvester gardens 
Ibbotson Thos. & Co. Paternoster rw 
Kerry on John & Co. 4 Sheldon st 

1. 4 Kitchen Richard, Earl street 
Law Philip, 60 Carver street 
Long, Gregory, & Co. 105 Eyre st 
1, 3, 4 Loukes & Russell, 23 Wicker 

lane 

3 M akin Thos. & Son, (webs only, 
38 Carr lane 

Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe 

1, 2 Marshall & Cheetham, 184 Gib- 
raltar street 

Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge In 

4 Memmott Wm. 46 Pond street 

3 Millington Jas. & Co., The Isle 
Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st 
Mort Henry, Castle hill 
Morton Matthew, Burnt tree lane 
Mottram Thos. & Sons, 157 Arun- 
del street 

Moulson Brothers, 49 Division st 

4 New Jeremiah, 22 Radford street 
3 Newbould SI. & Co. 170 South st 
Pagdin Wm. 56 Howard street 
Peace S. & Sons, 9 Forge lane, and 

48 Meadow street 
3, 4 Pearson Robert, 39 Meadow st 
3Pinder John, 100 West street 
Rodgers, Russell, & Horsfield, 60 

Eyre lane 
Roebuck Jonathan, 103 Saville st 
Sanderson John, 38 Charles street 
1, 2, 3, 4 Sheldon Thomas and Son, 

105 Trafalgar street 

2, 3 Slack, Sellars, & Grayson, 37 
Townhead street 

1, 2, 3 Smith John, 62 Russell st 
Sorby John & Son, Spital hill 

1 Sorby Robert & Sons, 2 Carver st 

2 Spear & Jackson, Saville street 
Spencer Matthias & Son, 107 Peacft 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard place 
1, 4 Taylor Jph.& Jno., Burnt tree In 
4, 5 Turner, Davies, & Co. 27 Nor- 
folk lane 

Turner Jonathan, Burton head 
Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works 
Turton Thos. & Sons, 1 Russell st 



1,2, 3Tyzack Wm. & Sons, 230 

Rockingham street 
3, 4 Tyzack Thomas, Sharrow lane 
Wade, Wingfield, and Rowbotham, 

82 Arundel lane 
1,2,3 Wall & Cooper,Sylvester gdns 
Ward A. 13 Wicker, & 53 Carver st 
Webster & Johnson, 14 Sycamore st 
Wheatman John, 45 Russell street 

2, 3 Woodhouse & Caterer, Brook st 

3, 4 Wilson & Schofield, 160 Rock- 
ingham lane 

Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 1 

Arundel lane 
4 Wright John, New George street 
4 Wright Thomas, Highfield 
Wharton Geo. & Co., Cadman st 
SAW HANDLE MAKERS. 
Burkinshaw George, Little Sheffield 
Burkinshaw John, 100 West street 
Garton Joseph, 3 back St Geo.'s ter 
Gill Thomas, 159 Broomhall street 
Shirt Elias, 21 Coalpit lane 
Turner James, 10 Fornhain street 

SAW MILLS. 
Jepson John, (veneer,) Soho wheel 
Plant SI., Crofts Sawmill, Soho whi 
Reed L. G. & Co. 188 Broomhall st 
Smith Joseph, 49 Effingham street 
Smith Joseph, 79 Sydney street 
Tummon George, Norris field 
Turner Thomas, Blast lane 
Walker Samuel, Millsands 
Wild Jph., Whiteley Wood Works 
SCALE & HAFT DEALERS. 
(See Cutters fy Pressers, Page 274.) 
SCALE & SPRING MAKERS. 
Barnes Alexander, Claywood 
Boaler John, 56 Holly street 
Crookes Geo. 5 Duke st. lane, Park 
Davidson James, 48 Carver street 
Dewsnap Charles, ct 6 Trippet lane 
Dewsnap Simeon, 10 St Thomas st 
Deakin Wm. 33 Peacroft 
England George, court 17 Fargate 
Hall John and Sons, 119 Cornhill 
Hancock George, yd 82 Edward st 
Hepworth Henry, 13 Schoolcroft 
Hirst Samuel, 34 Bailey lane 
Moore Elijah, 91 Hollis croft 
Robinson Wm., Gas office yd. Bow st 
Truelove Joseph, ct 3 Norwich st 
Undy Dennis, 24 Peacroft 
Walker Robert, 50 West street 
Warris Hannah, 30 Smith street 
Watson Denis, 31 Lambert street 
Whaley Samuel, 56 Shepherd street 



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White Peter, 13 Bailey lane 

SCREW & BOLT MAKERS. 
For Saw Screws, see Brass Fndrs. \ 
Ashforth aiid Barnes, 51 Bridge st 
Darwin H. and F. foot of Pond hill 
Davy Brothers, 1 Pear street 
Drury Robert and Co. (screw stock, 
lathe, &c. mfrs.) 6 Leadmill road 
Fellows Stephen, ct 2 Furnace hill 
Gibson Sarah, 199 Watery lane 
Hattersley John, Kellam island 
Homer Brothers and Co. (lathe, 
screw press, &c.) Button lane, 
and Furnival street 
Johnson Geo., Love st. & ct 6 Dun st 
Roebuck VVm. 5 Love street 
Sanderson Joseph, 47 Wicker 
SCULPTORS, AND MARBLE 
CHIMNEY PIECE, &c. MFRS. 
Oldfield G. & Co. 3 Norfolk lane, 

and Ashford, Derbyshire 
Smith Edwin, 105 Devonshire st 

SCYTHE & SICKLE MFRS. 
(See also Eckington, Norton, Beigh- 

ton, and Dronfield Parishes.) 
Biggin S. and Son, 115 Scotland st 
Burrows Thos. Smithy wood bottom 
Dyson John, Abbey dale Works 
Fearnehough Joseph, 124 Westbar 
Fearnehough Wm. 21 Garden street 
Fisiier Brothers, Millhouses 
Garfitt Thomas, 48 Thomas street 
Horn Win. I. & Co. 67 Bridge st 
Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 
Jackson Robert, Norton Hammer 
Linley Wm., Pond hill 
Linley Saml. & Robt. Clough fForks 
Loukes & Russell, 23 Wicker lane 
Marshall J. and W. 83 Allen street 
Makin Wm. Attercliffe 
Marshall & Cheetham, 184 Gib- 
raltar street 
Moore Wm. Little London Works 
PeaceS.& Sons, Burnt tree&Forge In 
Sorby Robert and Sons, 2 Carver st 
Tyzack Wm. & Sons, 230 Rocksrm. st 
SCYTHE AND ENGINE 
STRICKLE MFRS. 
Marshall SamL (& emery paper, &c.) 

Castle mills, and 40 Eyre street 
Osborn Joseph, Balm green 

SHARE.-f&>£ Stock and Share.) 
SHEAR MANUFACTURERS, 

Marked fare Wool Shear Mfrs. 
(See also Scissor Manufacturers.) 
Bishop Elisha, 45 Hawley croft 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm, st 



fGreaves I., Park Works, Broad st 
Lingard Joseph, Matilda street 
tLinley George, 22 Coalpit lane 
fLockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
Matkin Thomas, 76 Campo lane 
fMarshall and Stones, 60 Arundel In 
fNewbould S. and Co. 170 South st 
Shearer John, 166 Eldou street 
•fSorby John and Sons, Spiral hill 
fSorby Robert and Sons, 2 Carver st 
Stocks John, 57 Orchard street 
fStones Frederick, 31 Orchard pi 
Weldon J. (weaver's,) Button lane 
f Wilkinson W. & Sons, Grimesthorpe 
Wreaks Wm. 35 Broomhall street 

SHERIFF'S OFFICERS. 
Askham James, 15 Bank street 
Bellamy Wm. S. 3 Paradise square 
Dodgson Henrv, 39 West street 

SHOPKEEPERS. 
Flour, Grocery, fy Provision Dealers. 

Marked * sell Beer (out.) 
Adams John, Gatefield 
Addy Frederick, 174 Upper Allen st 
ADott Alfred, 7o Tenter street 
Arnold Thomas, 55 Furnival street 
Ashforth James, Burton head 
Ashforth John, 27 Portobello st 
Ashmore Cornelius, 15 Andrew st 
Ashton Ann, 44 Hawley croft 
Ashton Elizabeth, 42 Bridgehouses 
Ashton Elizabeth, 87 Broad street 
*Atkins Wm. 135 Watery lane 
Bacon Stephen, 60 Hoyle street 
Bacon Wm. 80 Trippet lane 
♦Bagnall Julia Ann, 147 Solly st 
Bagnall Thomas, 50 Pye bank 
Bailev John, 267 Shales moor 
Bakewell W. 227 Upper Allen st 
Bamford Joseph, 44 Fargate 
Bamford Edward, Hiilfoot 
Bamforth Wm. 290 Shales moor 
Barker Wm., King street, Portmhn 
Barlow Henry, 26 Lambert street 
Barnes John, Infirmary road 
Barnes Joseph, 82 Edward street 
| Barnes Samuel, 66 Russell street 
*Barnes Wm, 176 Granville street 
Barnet George, 10 Orchard lane 
Barthorpe James, Blast lane 
Battie John, 67 Bernard street 
Batty Sarah, 104 Hollis croft 
Baxby Jonathan, William street 
Baxter Wm. 55 South street, Park 
Beadle Wm. 89 Spring street 
Beard George, 29 Hartshead 
Beardshaw Wm. 46 Bramall lang 
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Beavers John, 85 Pea croft 
Belk Elizabeth, 24 Rockingham st 
Bell John, 44 Brown street 
BellamyBartholomew, 36Colliers' rw 
Bennett Elizabeth, 162 Rockgm. st 
Benson James, 150 Bernard street 
Benson Joseph, New George street 
Berry Hannah, 85 Spring street 
Best John, Pitsmoor 
Bingham Wm. 33 Netherthorpe 
Bingley George, 146 Duke street 
Birtles Francis, 198 Fitzwilliam st 
Blackwell Henry, 24 Anson street 
Blake James, 93 Granville street 
Boulding Mary, 247 Upper Allen st 
Bolsover Matthew, 174 Solly street 
Bonsor Thomas, 21 Shepherd street 
Bonsor Wm. 48 Allen street 
Booth John, 82 Shepherd street 
Booth Sar. & Emma, 29 Hermitage st 
Bower Luke, 68 Harvest lane 
Bower Thomas, 31 West street 
♦Bradbury James, 50 Morpeth st 
Bradshaw Wm. 92 Broomhall street 
Braithwaite Charles, 38 Water lane 
Bramall John, 19 Forge lane 
Bray Eliza, 45 North parade 
Bray Samuel, 143 Gibraltar street 
Brittain Joseph, 3 Wellington street 
Broadbent Henry, 162 Lord street 
Broomhead Robert, 67 Coalpit lane 
Brownell Abraham, 178 Rockgm. st 
Brownlow Wm., Little Sheffield 
Brumby Wm. 18 Pond hill 
Burgin John, 34 Cross Smithfield 
Burgin John, 162 Duke street, Park 
Burgin Judith, 90 Duke street, Park 
Burkinshaw George, Little Sheffield 
Burrows Ann & Eliz. 23 Division st 
Burton John, 29 Holly street 
Butler Wm. 74 Russell street 
*Buxton Richard, 9 Brook street 
By water Harriet, 27 Netherthorpe pi 
Cam Harriet, 1.00 Pea croft 
Cam Sarah, 70 Burgess street 
Capper James, 130 Pond street 
Cardwell Elizabeth, Cricket Inn 
Carr James, 58 Arundel street 
Cartledge Eliz. 107 Duke street, P. 
Cartledge Richard, 110 Green lane 
Cawton Cecilia, 41 Bailey street 
Chadwick Adam, 83 Wellington st 
Chambers Amos, 10 Chester street 
•Champion Saml. 108 Carver street 
Chapman Thomas, 77 Division st 
Chatterton Benj. 172 Skyedge, P. 
Chatterton John, 41 Pitt street 



Clapham Diana, 59 Pea croft 
Clayton Charles, 32 Norwich street 
Cocker Ezra, 6 St Philip's road 
Cocker John, 215 Eyre street 
Coldwell Wm. 21 Pinfold street 
Colgrave H. G. 95 Hoyle street 
Colver Thomas, 159 Duke street, P. 
Conley Charles, 22 New Church st 
♦Cooper Ann, 42 Furnace hill 
Cooper Robert, 34 Bailey lane 
Corbitt Samuel, 30 Westbar green 
Courtnall Edward, 141 Lord street 
Courtnall J. 8 Spring street 
Corbitt Samuel, 30 Westbar green 
Crabtree Joseph, 29 Johnson street 
Crampton Ann, 3 Scotland street 
Crawford Wm. 40 Orchard street 
*Crookes William, 51 Hoyle street 
Cross Joseph, 41 High street, Park 
Crossland John, 52 Park hill lane 
Cusworth Charles, 32 Chapel street 
Cutts Joseph, 54 Tenter street 
Cutts John, 265 Shales moor 
Dakin Thomas, Infirmary road 
Dal ton John, Gatefield 
Darwin Wm. 63 North parade 
Day Wm. 53 Fitzwilliam street 
Deakin Samuel, 27 Flat street 
Deakin Wm. 3 Bridgehouses 
Deakin Wm. 192 Granville street 
Dearman Wm. 7 Union buildings 
Denby Sarah, 64 Brown street 
Dent John, 49 Bridge street 
Denton James, 45 Scotland street 
Dennitf John, Joiner street 
Dervin Frederick, Ellison street 
Dewsnap John, 275 Upper Allen st 
Dickinson Eliz. 22 Shude hill 
Dickinson Sarah, 23 Bridgehouses 
Dixon Wm. 28 Trippet lane 
Dodworth John, 122 Fitzwilliam st 
Downend John, 12 Edward street 
Downend Samuel, 1.04 West street 
Drabble Edward, 222 Shrewsbury rd 
Drabble James, Burton head 
Drabble Joseph, 25 Castle folds 
Dunfield John, 114 Pea croft 
Dungworth Joshua, Little Sheffield 
Dyson Charles, 7 Commercial st 
Dyson Mary, 28 New street, Park 
Eagle Hannah, 145 Duke street, P. 
Edgill John, 14 Castle folds 
Edwards Eleanor, 30 Meadow st 
Eldridge Samuel, 39 Howard street 
Elliott Eliz., Ecclesall New road 
Elliott Mark, 16 Penistone road 
Ellis Charles, 168 Arundel street 



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Ellis Henry, 7 Andrew street 
Ellison Alfred, 121 Lord street 
Elsworth Mary, 96 South street 
Elvidge John, 26 Hollis croft 
Ep worth Benj. 72 Arundel lane 
Exley Peggy, 105 Barker's pool 
Farr George, 164 South street 
Fidler John, 62 Holly street 
Fish Martha, 89 Hia[ii street, Park 
Fisher Elizabeth, 80 Allen street 
Fletcher George, 21 Netherthorpe pi 
Ford Samuel, 132 Solly street 
Foulstone Samuel, 15 Pea crofc 
Fox George, 22 Siddall street 
Fretwell Sarah, Sheldon street 
Frost George, 13 Doncaster street 
Frost Thomas, 140 Edward street 
Furniss Isaac, 27 Leicester street 
Furniss Mary, 12 Scotland street 
Furniss Robert, 2 Suffolk road 
Garnett Mary, 40 Effingham street 
Gee Thomas, 114 Harvest lane 
Gibbons Eliz. 4 St Philip's road 
Gibson Charles, 147 Lord street 
Gibson Win. 175 Duke street, Park 
Gill Mark, 81 Granville street 
Gillott Jonathan, 88 Bridge street 
Gillott John, 12 Coalpit lane 
Girdham "Wm. 19 Pea croft 
Gray Edwin, 36 St Phillip's road 
Gray Thomas, 22 Chapel street 
Greaves Elizabeth, 90 South street 
Greaves Eliz., Little Sheffield 
Green Thomas, 190 Eyre street 
Gregory George, 60 Coalpit lane 
Guion Walter, 67 Townhead street 
Hadfield Joseph, 3 Cross Smithfield 
Hague Wm. 85 South street, Park 
Hall Elizabeth, 46 Bernard street 
Hall Mary, 49 St Philip's road 
Hallam John, 57 South street, Park 
Hallatt John, 21 High street, Park 
Hancock Edmund, 8 Effingham st 
Hancock Harriet, Hillfoot 
Hancock Samuel, 55 Pea croft 
Hancock Wm. 53 Broad lane 
Hardy Ann, 34 Brown street 
Hargate Thomas, 21 South street,P. 
Harrison John, 23 Thomas street 
Harrison Robert, 78 Duke street, P. 
Harrison Samuel, 194 Eyre street 
Harrison Wm. 128 Duke street, P. 
Hartley Thomas, 41 Coalpit lane 
Harvey Wm. 45 Broad lane 
Hatfield Eliz., 37 Bridge street 
Hattersley Isaac, Saville street 
Hawksworth Thos. 223 Meadow st 



Hawksworth Thos. 44 Duke st. P. 
Hawksworth Wm. 32 Sycamore st 
Haynes Roger, 15 Cumberland st 
Heald John, 177 Gibraltar street 
Heathcote Francis, 28 Duke st. P. 
Heaton Sarah, 92 Harvest lane 
Hessey Ann, 142 Rockingham st 
Hessey Thomas, 130 Tudor st. L.S. 
Hewitt Saml. 216 Fitzwilliam st 
Hibbard Lydia, 158 Portobello st 
Hibbert Rowland, 248 Solly street 
Hickson Sus. 35 Silver street head 
Hill Abraham, 52 Furnival street 
Hill James, 102 Broad street 
Hill Thomas, 72 Button lane 
Hill Thomas H. 32 South street, P. 
Hill Wm. 26 Beltield street 
Hobson Mary, 61 Lead mill road 
Hodgson Hannah, 46 Bailey street 
H olden James, 113 Broad lane 
Holland Amos, 2 Cross Smithfield 
Holmes Joseph, 21 Effingham street 
*Hopkin John, 40 Weigh lane 
Hoult John Smith, 27 Scotland st 
Hoyes Thomas, 17 Wellington st 
Howe George, 73 Jessop street 
Hudson John, 20 Porter street 
Hulley Samuel, 170 Young street 
Huns worth Abel, Infirmary road 
Hunter Joseph, 118 Trafalgar st 
Hunter Ernest, 32 Bailey lane 
Hurt Francis, 130 Allen street 
Hutchinson Charles, 27 New st. P. 
Hutchinson John, 40 Kenyon alley 
Hutton Charles, 110 Duke street, P. 
Ibbotson Thomas, Infirmary road 
Ingham Thomas, 184 West street 
Jackson Ann, 115 Barker's pool 
Jackson Eliza, 26 Chapel street 
Jackson James, 4 Duke street, P. 
Jackson Mary, 120 Portobello st 
James Elizabeth, 38 Bridgehouses 
Jenkin Henry, 280 Solly street 
Jennings Joseph, 73 South street, P. 
Jepson Wm. 11 Meadow street 
Jessop Thomas, 40 Chapel street 
Johnson Henry, 63 Westbar green 
Johnson John, 141 West street 
Johnstone John, 43 Wellington st 
Jordan Ann, Hanover street 
Jowitt Charles, 81 St Philip's road 
Kay Ann, 14 Meadow street 
Kay Francis, 158 Duke street, Park 
Kelsey Wm. 43 Devonshire lane 
King James, 39 Broomhall street 
Kirby Charles, River street 
•Kirkby Martin, 55 Fitzwilliam st 



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•Kirkby Michael, 173 Broomhall st 
Kitson James, 23 Castle folds 
Knapp Isaac, 30 Doncaster street 
Langton Mary, 54 Division street 
Laver Mary, 15 New Church st 
Law John, Little Sheffield 
Lawrence Alfd. 26 Rough bank, P. 
Lawton Wm. 40 Westbar green 
Lavezoli John, 20 Harvest lane 
Laycock Elizabeth, 46 Burgess st 
Laycock Hannah, Hillfoot 
•Ledger Edward, 64 Bailey lane 
Lee John, Infirmary road 
Lee Wm. 57 Furuival street 
Lewers Wm. 59 Tenter street 
Lilleyman Geo. 158 Arundel street 
Littlewood George, 44 Edward st 
•Lock wood Arabella, 58 Duke st 
Lockwood Benjaman, 2 Shude hill 
Lodge Francis, 17 Pondhill 
Lomas Jonth. 66 Scotland street 
Loy Mary, 104 Westbar 
Lucas Edward, 46 Peacroft 
Lygo Thomas, 18 Button lane 
Malkin George, 9 Button lane 
Mallinder Martin, 182 Granville st 
Mann Jane, 118 Broomhall street 
Manuel Jph. 106 Fitzwilliam st 
Mappin Wm. 102 Bernard street 
Marriott Isaac, 74 Garden street 
Marriott Abigal, 17 Eyre lane 
Marriott John, 129 Gibraltar st 
Marrison Joseph, 77 Peacroft 
Marsden Robert, 50 Wicker 
Marsden Wm. 38 Thomas street 
Marsden Wm. Burnt tree lane 
Marsh George, 5 Shude hill 
Marshall My. 64 Wellington street 
Martin John, 14 High street, Park 
Mason George, 162 Harvest lane 
Mason Henry, 37 Meadow street 
Mason Jas. 44 Silver street head 
Mason Sampson, 100 Porter street 
Mather Elizabeth, 7 Coalpit lane 
Maw Thomas, 191 Eyre street 
M'Cabe Patrick, 10 Sussex street 
McManus James, (egg mercht.) 38 

Bridge street 
Merryman Charles, 155 Porter st 
Middleton Jph. 47 Fitzalan street 
Millington Thomas, 43 Pye bank 
Milner Charles, 32 Trippet lane 
Milner John, 61 Spring street 
Milner John, 7Q Edward street 
•Moore Abm. Cross Geo. st. Phila 
Moore John, George street, Phila 
Moore Peter, 23 Holly street 



Moorhouse Sarah, 12 Spitalfields 
Morton Mary, 95 Broad street 
Morton Thomas, 22 Ellis street 
Morfitt Ellen, 156 Portobello st 
Mosley Benj. C. 15 Old street, Park 
Mosley Mary, 58 Pinstone street 
Muscroft VVm. 4 Newhall street 
Naylor Hannah, 26 Jericho street 
Newton Robert, 101 Broad lane 
Nightinghale Wm. 294 Shales moor 
North John, 196 Eyre street 
Nutt Joses, 41 Wentworth terrace 
Nutt Wm. 40 High street, Park 
Oakes Mary, 101 South street, P. 
Oates Benj. 122 Harvest lane 
Oates Eliz, 19 Wellington street 
Osborne John, 1 Sussex street 
Overton George, 64 Hollis croft 
Owen Richard, Hillfoot 
Owen Thomas, 27 Pinstone street 
Oxley Abraham, 62 Meadow st 
Page James, 27 Broad lane 
Parker John, 25 Johnson street 
Parker Thomas, 95 Duke street 
Parkin Jobn, Upperthorpe 
•Parkin John, 218 South st. Park 
Parkinson Jas. 178 Granville st 
Parnell George, 54 Meadow street 
Paramore Luke, 151 Young street 
Pashley George, 45 St Philip's rd 
Pass Eliz. 37 Cumberland street 
Pattisel John, 54 Chester street 
Petty John, 58 Garden street 
Pickering Joseph, 54 Regent lane 
Piuder Thomas, 104 Broad street 
Platts Hannah, 19 Holly street 
Platts Joseph, Broomhill 
Platts Thomas, 69 Hollis croft 
Plumpton Eliz. 93 Thomas street 
Plumpton Eliz. 75 Milton street 
Priest Mary, 32 Radford street 
Priestley Caroline, 99 Carver st 
Pryor Hannah, 150 Duke st. Park 
Quibell Mary, 72 Broad street 
*Raddish Wm. 26 Hermitage st 
♦Radford Peter, Ecclesall New rd 
Redfearn Geo. 257 Rockingham st 
Renshaw Wm. 57 Townhead st 
Rhodes John, 120 Lord street 
Rishforth Charles, 75 Porter st 
Roberts George, 259 Arundel st 
Roberts James, 1 Dee street 
Roberts John, 83 Porter street 
Roberts Thomas, 49 Stanley street 
Robinson Edward, Infirmary road 
Robinson John, 140 Dnke street, P. 
Rose John, Ecclesall New road 



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Rowley Saml. 251 Arundel street 
Rvalls Ann, Little Sheffield 
Ryalls Mary, Little Sheffield 
Sanders Wm. 68 Carver street 
Sanderson Wm. 44 Charles street 
Sansom Joseph, 30 Peacroft 
Savage John, 111 South st. Park 
Sayles Joseph, 44 Wicker 
Saynor Joseph, 122 Solly street 
Scholey Joseph, 118 Matilda street 
Scott Ann, 35 Duke street, Park 
Shaw James, 21 Smithfield 
Shaw Wm. 102 Spring street 
Shaw Wm. George st. Philadelphia 
Sheard Henry, 49 Orchard street 
Sheldon Samuel, Little Sheffield 
Sheldon Wm. 61 Towuhead street 
Shemeld Wm. 77 Broad lane 
Shepherd Elizabeth, 41 Lee croft 
Shiers Mary, 62 Coalpit lane 
Shipley John, 79 Duke street 
Shirtcliffe James, 87 Jessop street 
Shore Roger, 164 Pond street 
Siddell George, 122 Allen street 
Siddali Wm. 21 Bridgehouses 
Simmonite John, 35 Sussex street 
Sissons Benjamin, 92 Edward st 
Skidmore Sarah, 172 Broad lane 
Skinner Alfred, 15 Shude hill 
Slinn Louisa, 30 Cornish street 
Slinn Sarah, 211 Moorfields 
Small George, 72 Campo lane 
Smilter John, 71 Daisy bank 
Smith Ann, 122 Trafalgar street 
Smith Jonathan, 72 Carver street 
Smith John, 10 New street, Park 
Smith Joseph, 20 Broad lane 
Smith Samuel, 87 Garden street 
Smith Wm. 159 South street 
Smith Wm. 235 Allen street 
Smithson Mary Ann, 9 Lambert st 
Snow Joshua, 12 Bridge street 
South John, 76 Broad street 
Spencer James, 35 High st. Park 
Spooner Wm. 10 Dunfields 
Sorsby Ann, 67 Broom hall street 
Steward John, 33 Coalpit lane 
Stones Elizabeth, 3 Pondhill 
Stones Mary, Willey street 
Storey Thomas, 10 Maltravers st 
Stringer Joseph, 28 Doncaster st 
Swallow John, 22 Regent street 
Swift Joseph, 90 South street, Park 
Swift Samuel, 38 Bailey lane 
Talbot Fanny, 31 Bakers' hill 
Tate Septimus, 69 Porter street 
Taylor Benjamin, 23 Bailey street 



Taylor George, 26 Bridgehouses 
Taylor John, 14 Hartshead 
•Taylor Phoebe, 54 Edward street 
Taylor Matthew, 26 Fornham st 
Taylor Thomas, 242 Fitzwilliam st 
Taylor Wm., 34 Bramall lane 
Thackray Benj. 105 Granville st 
Thackray Thomas, 23 Anson street 
Thompson Mtha & Wm. 72 Rockm.st 
Travis B. 168 Fitzwilliam street 
Trickett Ann, IVelve o'clock 
*Tummon John, 170 South st. Park 
Turner George, 60 Charles street 
Turtle Joseph, 17 North parade 
Tyas Wm. 79 Oborne street 
Tyne Joseph, Hillfoot 
Unwin John, Hillfoot 
Varley Mary Ann, 104 Colliers' row 
Vickers James, 54 Burgess street 
Vickers Mary Aon, 48 St Thos. st 
Wadsworth Ann, 48 Porter street 
Wagstaff Thomas, 46 Hoyle street 
Wain wright Jph. jun.89 Park hill In 
Wait George, 186 Bernard street 
Waite Wm. 89 Duke street, Park 
Walker Hannah, 22 Bower spring 
Walker John, 28 Effingham street 
Walker Thomas, 15 Brown lane 
Walter Sarah, 177 Evre 
Ward Elizabeth, 19 Duke street, P. 
Ward Harriet, 107 South street 
Ward John, 20 Nursery street 
Ward John, 17 Corn hill 
Ward Thomas, 13 Newcastle street 
Ward Reuben, 100 Eyre lane 
Warrington Edward, 121 South st.P 
Waters Daniel, 1 12 Scotland street 
Watson James, 74 South street, P. 
Watson Julia, 49 Pye bank 
Webster John, 32 Pea croft 
Weldon Jarvis, 20 Division street 
Wells Wm. 57 Russell street 
Whait Thomas, 59 Broad street 
Whatham Amelia, 55 Eldon street 
Wheatley George, 118 Porter street 
Wheatman Mary, 19 Westbar green 
Wheen John, 94 Trippet lane 
Whitaker Mary, 6 Newhall street 
White Wm. 36 Furnival road 
Whitehead Charles, Pitsmoor 
Whitehead E. 44 Harvest lane 
Wild Daniel, 73 Spring street 
Wilkinson Wm. 82 Evre lane 
Wilks Elizabeth, 176 South st. Park 
Willey Eliz. 12 Union buildings 
Wilson Joseph, Little Sheffield 
Wilson George 41 Johnson e tree t 



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Wilson Hannah, Coulson street 
Wilson Thomas, 57 Wicker 
Wilson Sarah, 37 South street, Park 
Withington George, 5 Scotland st 
Wood Thomas, 4 Watson walk 
Woodcock Thomas, 90 High st. P. 
Woodhead Samuel, 165 Granville st 
Woodhouse Amelia, 77 Tenter st 
Woodhouse Thos. 243 Upper Allen st 
WolstenholmeWilfred,99 Meadw.st 
Wragg James, Crookes 
Wragg John, 25 Thomas street 
Wragg Matthew, 93 Duke st. Park 
Wright James, 102 Granville street 
Wright James, 64 Duke street, P. 
Wright John, 100 Granville street 
Wroe Sarah, 47 Lambert street 
Yates James, 70 Silver street head 
Youle Ann, 26 Stanley street 
*Younge Geo. 174 Broomhall street 
SILVER & GOLD REFINERS. 
Dixon Joseph Hoult, 106 Wicker 
Read & Co., The Mills, Attercliff.bdg 

SILVER &c. ROLLERS. 
Holdsworth Wm. Old Park mills 
Younge Robert, Rowlee, Bramall In 
SILVER & PLATED WARE 

MANUFACTURERS. 
For Silver Cutlery, see Page 271. 
{Their London Warehouses are 
stated in the Alphabetic Directory.) 
Badger & Worrall, 253 Shales moor 
Bradbury Thos. & Son, 24 Arundel st 
Bradley Thomas, 79 Oborne street 
Creswick T.J.&N.10 Paternostr. rw 
Bixon James & Sons, Cornish place 
Harrison John (and electro plater 

and gilder,) 116 Scotland street 
Hawks worth, Eyre, & Co. 68 Nur- 
sery street 
Howard and Hawks worth, 9 Or- 
chard lane 
Hutton Wm. C. & Son, (platers on 
steel, electro platers, &c.)27High st 
Machon Joseph and Wm. & Co. 49 

Norfolk street 
Needham C. jun. (measures,) Willey 

street 
Rhodes T. & J. 13 Howard street 
Roberts John, Low street, Park 
Roberts, Smith, & Co. 9 Eyre st 
Roberts & Slater, 38 Furnival st 
Rodgers Joseph and Sons (dealers,) 

9 Norfolk street 
Shallcross Wm. 64 Trinity street 
Smith Josephus (measures,) 141 
South street 



Thompson & Brown, 60 Eyre lane 
Walker, Knowles, and Co. 55 Bur- 
gess street 
Walker Geo. & Co. (electro plater* 

and gilders only,) 11 Howard st 
Waterhouse, Hatfield, & Sansom, 

20 1 Portobello street 
Waterhouse G. & Co. 75 Carver st 
Watson John & Son, 51 Arundel st 
Wilkinson Hy. & Co. 20 Norfolk st 
Wilkinson H. D. & Co. 53 Broad st 
SKATES.— (See Joiners' Tools.) 
SLATERS. 
Marked * are also Blue Slate, fyc. f 

Merchants. 
*Brown and Axe, 19 Division street 
*Brown Roger, 81 Division street 
*Brown Samuel, 101 Devonshire st 
Clareborough Robt. 33 Stanley st 
Copley John, 23 Carver street 
Copley Stephen, 6 Cotton mill walk 
Copley Wm. 7 School croft 
Goddard Charles, 74 Pye bank 
Hibberd Wm. 8 Duke street 
Jeeves Joseph, 21 Kellam street 
*Law Abraham, 23 New Church st 
Leigh Henry, 81 Pea croft 
Rollin Joshua, 114 Lord street 
Staniforth James, 37 Andrew st 
Stevenson Matthew, 1 Bailey lane 
Wadsworth John, 101 Meadow st 
Walker John, 11 Orange street 
SMALLWARE DEALERS. 
(See also Hosiers, fyc.) 
Berry Joseph, 43 Church street 
Gladwin John, 98 Fruit market 
Jackson Isaac, 104 Carver street 
Palfreyman Thomas, 39 Westbar 
Paul Martha, 35 Silver street 
Pearce John, 38 Angel street 
Siddall Wm. 272 Shales moor 
Staniforth James, 37 Andrew street 
Taylor John, 44 Westbar 
Walker Wm. 13 Westbar 
Westby Mrs Ann, 9 Regent street 
White Elizabeth, 153 West street 
SNUFF MANUFACTURERS. 
Wilson Jph. & Hy., Westbrook milt 
Wilson & Co. Sharrow mills 
SNUFFER, NUTCRACKER,&c. 

MANUFACTURERS. 
Brookes Wm. & Son, 29 Rockgm.st 
Hutton Wm. C. & Son, (plated,) 27 

High street 
Law James, Grove row, Hillfoot 

SOAP BOILERS. 
Walker & Wall, 35 Exchange st 



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Wood Hy. (agent to Stockdale and 

Sons,) 95 Fargate 
SPADE & SHOVEL MANFRS. 
Bower John, High st, lane, Park 
Davis John, Sheaf street 
Haukrigg Joseph, 65 Duke st. Park 
Hunter Chas. (shovels,) 93 Pea croft 
Mottram Thos. & Sons, 47 Eyre lane 
Parker George, Attercliffe 
Parker VVm., Forge In. & Attercliffe 
Smedley Wm. 24 Pond hill 
Sorhy John and Sons, Spital hill 
Talford Wm., Union lane 
Thomas George, Upper Slack works 
"Williamson Joseph, ct 8 Union lane 
SPECTACLE MANFRS. 
(See Opticians.) 
SPINDLE & FLYER MFRS. 
(Also Loom Springs, fyc.) 
Ashforth & Barnes, 51 Bridge st 
Housley Wm., Wharncliffe side 
Lucas Edward and Sons, Dr on field, 

and 25 New Church street 
Sandereon&Lingard, Wharncliffe side 
SmithThos.&Co.(&machines,rollers, 

&c.) 40 Nursery street 
Taylor, Yeomans, & Shaw, 92 Bridge 

street 
Vickers Benj.& Edward, Mill sands 
Ward and Siddall, Dronfield 
SPOON MAKERS. 
Marked * make German Silver, and 

the other Britannia Metal Spoons. 
Ashberry Philip, 21 Bowlinggreen st 
Birks Wm. court 50 West street 
Broadhead and Atkin, Britannia 

Works, 1 Love street 
Cowlishaw Henry, 73 Broad street 
Cutts Joseph, 25 Hermitage street 
Deakin Joseph, 59 Spring street 
•Dixon James & Sons, Cornish place 
•Gallimore Wm. 42 School croft 
Holdsworth and Atkin, Whiteley 

wood Works 
♦Hutton Wm. C. & Son, 27 High st 
Kay John Rt. (gilt,) 18 Meadow st 
Redfearn Thomas, ct 65 Coalpit In 
Pearce John, 38 Angel street 
•Roberts & Slater, 38 Furnival street 
Stevenson J. & J. 4 Furnival lane 
Wolstenholme Joseph, 31 Broad st 

STAYMAKERS. 
Booth Ann, 229 Portobello street 
Booth Mary Jane, 135 Meadow st 
Broadhead M. E. 47 Broomhall st 
Burnand Maria, 25 Fargate 
FreeboroughMary,75 Duke street,P. 



Grayham Hannah, 173 Duke st. P. 
Greaves Sarah, 75 Pye bank 
Heathcote Joseph, 135 Gibraltar st 
Hill Joseph, Little Sheffield 
Hinchliff Sarah, 131 South street, P. 
Laycock Charlotte, 34 Burgess st 
Littlewood William, 23 High st 
Norman Ann, 84 Carver street 
Sanderson Mary, 88 Carver street 
Schofield Eliza, 139 Arundel st 
Spavold Rebecca, 19 Ebenezer st 
Tomlinson Ann, 180 Fitzwilliam st 
Unwin Elizabeth, 95 Porter street 
White Reuben, 44 Carver street 
Wright Hannah, 8 Furnival street 
STEAM ENGINE & BOILER 

MANUFACTURERS. 
Arnold Thomas (boilers only,) Har- 

mer Jane 
DavyBrothers (locomotive,) 1 Pear st 
Wood James & Benj. 137 Duke st. P. 
Steam Engine Working Model Mfrs, 
Chadburn Brothers, 26 Nursery st 
Cutts I. P. and Co. 39 Division st 
STEEL CONVERTERS AND 

REFINERS. 
Ashforth & Barnes, 51 Bridge st 
BeardshawJonth.& Son,l 6 Garden st 
Binney John and Co., Wicker 
Bedford John, 12 Bower spring 
Beet Jonth. & Sons, 184 Broad lane 
Blake and Parkin, 31 Meadow st 
Brittain Saml. S. & Co., Shoreham st 
BroadhurstW.&Son,27 Westfield ter 
Brown John, 21 Orchard street 
Brown Wm., Bailey lane 
Brownell Rt. R.& Chas. 10 Carver st 
Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street 
Butcher Wm. & Saml. 41 Eyre lane 
Cadman Chas. & Sons, 56 Andrew st 
Cadman Peter and Sons, 4 Surrey st 
Cam John, 20 Eyre lane 
Carr John and Riley, 41 Bailey In 
Cocker John, Blonk street 
Cocker Samuel & Son, Porter Wks. 
Cutler Hiram G., Castle hill 
Davenport Brothers, 188 Rockgm. st 
Doncaster Daniel, 41 Doncaster st 
Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st 
Eadon Moses, 109 Norfolk street 
Earl and Co., 2 Little Pond street 
Ellin Thos. & Co. 273 Arundel street 
Elliott B. G. & Co. 189 Gibraltar st 
Firth Thos. & Sons, 30 Charlotte st 
Fisher and Bramall, Burnt tree In 
Fox Benjamin, court 19 Arundel 

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Gatley Thomas, 105 Edward street 
Greaves John and Son, 56 South st 
Greaves Win. & Sons, Sheaf Works 
Groves Richd. & Sons, 71 Snow lane 
Hall Wm. 54 Porter street 
Haywood Joseph, 25 Victoria st 
Hinchliffe George "Wm. 87 Eyre st 
Hobson Francis, Saville street 
Hodgson Edm. "W. 14 Plum street 
Holy Daniel & George, 4 Eyre lane 
Hoole and Brooksbank, Malinda st 
Hoole, Staniforth, and Gray, 31 

Arundel street 
Horn Wm. I. and Co., 67 Bridge st 
Howgate Samuel, jun. 45 Pea croft 
Hudson Matthew, 53 Carver street 
Huntsman Francis, Atter cliff e 
Ibbotson, Peace, & Co. 84 Russell st 
IbbotsonThos.&Co., Paternoster row 
Jessop W. and Sons, 34 Blast lane, 

and Brightside 
Johnson, Cammell, & Co., Cyclops' 

Works, Saville street 
Kenyon John and Co. 4 Sheldon st 
Law Philip, 60 Carver street 
Lockwood Brothers, 74 Arundel st 
Long, Gregory, and Co. 105 Eyre st 
Makin Thomas & Son, 38 Carr lane 
Marriott and Atkinson, Attercliffe 
Marshes & Shepherd, Forge lane, and 

Navigation Steel Works, Blast In 
Mitchell Robert, 211 Portobello st 
Mottram Thos.& Sons, 1 57 Arundel st 
Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Don 

Works, Mill sands 
Newbould Saml. & Co. 170 South st 
Newton Francis, 127 Portobello st 
Parker and Linley, Canada place, 

25 Carver street 
Parkin John and Wm. 92 West st 
Parkin Brothers, 21 Wicker lane 
Peace S.& Sons, Burntree & Forge In 
Roebuck Jonathan, 103 Saville st 
SandersonBrothers and Co. 132 West 

street, and Brightside, Attercliffe, 

and Darnall 
Smith H. & J. 112 Rockingham st 
Sorby John, 17 Cross Smithfield 
Sorby Robert and Sons, 2 Carver st 
Spear and Jackson, Saville street 
Spencer Matthias & Son,107Peacroft 
Stenton W. & Son, 25 Carver street 
Stones Frederick, 31 Orchard pi 
Taylor Joseph and John, Burntree in 
Tingle Samuel, 42 Carr lane 
Turner Thos. & Co., Suffolk Works 
Turton Thomas & Sons, 1 Russell st 



Tyzack Wm. & Sons, 230 Rockgm. st 
Unwin Henry & Co. 18 Orchard st 
Wade, Wingtield, and Rowbotham, 

82 Tenter street 
Walker, Eaton, & Co. 79 Wicker 
Ward and Payne, 110 West street 
WardlowChas.& Son, 32 Malinda st 
Wharton Geo. & Co. Canal Works 
Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 1 

Arundel lane 
Wilson Thos. & Co. 45 Norwich st 
Wilson Thomas and Co., Kilnhurst; 

Jas. Allen, agent, 47 Queen st 
Winder John H., Royds Works 
Wing Wm. 40 Hollis croft 
Wood & Atkinson, 110 Rockgm. st 
Woodhouse & Caterer, Brook street 
Wrangham Bartlett & Co., 20 Fur- 
nival street 

STEEL PLATE (Engravers') 
MANUFACTURERS. 
Crookes, Roberts, & Co. 44 Porter st 
Davenport Brothers, 188 Rockm. st 
Drabble & Sanderson, 37 Russell st 
Kirk Peter & Son, 41 Norfolk lane 
Newbould Sml. & Co. 170 South st 
Register Chas. 4 Shepherd street 

STEEL TILTERS & ROLLERS. 
Marked 1 are Tillers §* Forgers ; Sf 

2 Hollers and Slitters. 
2 Armitage M. & H., & Co., Mouse- 
hole Forge 

1 C adman & Co., Little Matlock 

2 Charles Wm. and Sons, 8 Kellam 
island 

2 Cocker John, Blonk street 

2 Cocker Sml. & Son, Porter Works 

1 Dickinson Geo., W harncliffe side 

2 Ellin Thos. & Co., Vulcan Works 

1 Ellis Thos., (late Binney,) Heeley 
Tilt 

1,2 GreavesW. & Sons, Sheaf Works 
1,2 Horn Wm. I. & Co.,Wisewood 
1,2 Jessop W. Sons, Brightside 

2 Kenyon John & Co., Middlewood 

Works 
2 Lee John, Birley Meadow 
Marriott & Atkinson, Attercliffe 
Marshall Brothers, (sheet rollers,) 

Castle Mills, Blonk street 
2 Marshes & Shepherd, 10 Forge In 
1,2 Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Mill- 
sands, and Wadsley Bridge 
1 Newbould Sm\.8iCo.,Loxtet/ Works 
1,2 Parker Wm., Forge lane, and 
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1,2 Philadelphia Steel Works Co., 
Philadelphia ; G. Wilkinson, agnt 

1 ,2 Sanderson Brothers & Co., Atter- 

cliffe, aud Wadsley Bridge 
ISandbed Tilt Co., Hillfoot 

2 Smith Wm. & Edw., 86 Wicker 
J Smith John, Birley Meadow 

1,2 Tarton T. & Sons, Upper Slack 
} Unwin H. & Co., WhiteleyWood 
1 Walkley Bank Tilt Co., Malin 
Bridge 

1 Ward, Blonk, & Co., Wicker 

2 Whitton Jas. (sheet) Brightside 

1 Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 

Beeley Works 
1 Wilson John & Son, Loxley Glass 

Tilt 
STOCK & SHARE BROKERS. 
Marked * are Members of the Sheffield, 

and f of the Sheffield fy Hallam- 

shire Stock Exchange. 
•Bardwell T. N. & Sons, 20 High st 
fBarlow Charles, 6 George street 
Barlow Samuel, Change alley 
fBussey Edwin, 40 Angel street 
fClarkson Benj. 10 East parade 
*Eadon George, jun. 4 Fargate 
•Field John, ct 64 High street 
fFenton Jph. 7 East parade 
fEvans Thomas, 5 Campo lane 
Foote W. W. 35 Norfolk street 
•Garton & Wright, ct 28 High st 
fGillott Wm. 30 Change alley 
Hyde John, 84 Norfolk street 
•May John, 1 Bank street 
tMicklethwait H. 15 St James' row- 
Mitchell Samuel, 8 Campo lane 
♦Muncaster Richd. 10 George street 
fSawyer John, 2 High street 
Schofield E. B., Music hall 
♦Senior James, ct 28 High street 
♦Smith Ebenezer, 1 Bank street 
fSmith Chas. E., Hartshead 
Smith John, 6 Castle street 
Taylor John, 2 East parade 
fWales Charles, 7 Wicker 
•Warburton & Crosland, 1 George st 
White James, 188 West street 
White Wm. 36 Furnival road 
STONE MASONS AND 

BRICKLAYERS. 
Marked * are Marble Masons. 
(For Builders, see Joiners also.) 
Armstrong Jph. 205 St Mary's road 
Auty John, Broom hill 
Barker Joseph, ] 14 Meadow street 
Birtles Francis, 198 Fitzwilliam st 



Blythe John, 52 Chapel street 
Boot Charles, Edge bank 
i Boot Joseph, Cherry tree hill 
Booth Joseph, Tudor place 
Brooke John, 49 South street, Park 
Brooke Thos. 25 Talbot street 
Brough Ralph, 85 Duke street 
Byron John, 15 Ebenezer street 
Byron John, jun., 50 Hoyle street 
Calvert William, 28 Carver street 
Camsell Enos, 71 St Thomas street 
Carr James, 58 Arundel street 
Chad wick John, 2 Effingham street 
Chicken John, 1 Coalpit lane 
Clarebrough Francis, 248 Portohello 
Clarebrough Robt. 33 Johnson st 
Clark Henry, 67 Meadow street 
Clark John, Crookes moor side 
Coates George, 38 Howard street 
Colver William, 10 Nag's head yd 
Craven Dd. ct 4 Hermitage street 
Crawford Wm. 40 Orchard street 
Crowder John, 20 Snow hill, Park 
Daff Robert, 54 Pinstone street 
Dempsey John, 15 Porter street 
Dracass John, ctl Pinstone street 
Earnshaw Wm.36 Newcastle street 
Eaton Adam, ct 165 Arundel street 
Eaton Samuel, 165 Arundel street 
Edgill John, 14 Castle folds 
Ellis Chas. 168 Arundel street 
•Ellis Joseph, Willey street 
Esberger John, 124 Bath street 
Flockton John, court 7 Bow street 
Gibson Charles, 147 Lord street 
Gleadhill Wm. 4 Bower spring 
Gregory Benj. 145 Portohello street 
♦Hadfield Joseph, 3 Norfolk lane 
Hague Geo. 138 Broomhall street 
Hague Wm. 83 South street, Park 
Hanson John, 19 Bow r street 
Hanson Wm. 18 Pinfold street 
Harvey John, 76 Division street 
Hollins Benjamin, 62 Suffolk road 
Holroyd Geo. 232 Solly street 
Horsfall Joseph, 43 Campo lane 
Husler Wm. 20 Russell street 
Jackson Robt. 157 South street, P. 
Jeffcock Joseph, 152 Duke street, P. 
Johnstone John, 43 Wellington st 
Kirshaw Fdk. 42 Belfield street 
Kershaw John, 142 Watery lane 
Leach John, School croft 
Leesley John, Ecclesall New road 
Lynn John M. 30 Acorn street 
Mastin Jph. 29 Charlotte street 
Medley John, Crookes 
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Needham Dnl. 23 Monmouth street 
Ormerod Jsa. 18 Porter street 
Palfreyman Chas. Occupation road 
Pearson Joseph, 86 Pye bank 
Pearson Wm. 42 Broomhall street 
Peckett Timy., Ecclesall new road 
Perkin Solomon (and filter manufac- 
turer,) 50 Division street 
Renshaw Caleb, 106 Devonshire st 
Reynolds Thomas, Surrey lane 
Reynolds Wm. 40 Trafalgar street 
Rodgers James, 136 South st. Park 
Sheldon George, Burngreave road 
*Smith E. (sculptor,) 105 Devonsh. st 
Smith George, 62 Russell street 
Sockhill Thomas, 46 Nursery street 
Sollitt Thomas, Regent terrace 
Stothard Henry, 68 Chester street 
Taylor Benjamin, 49 Furnival st 
Thompson George, 33 School croft 
Truelove Isaac, 46 South street, P. 
Wadsworth John, 101 Meadow st 
"Watson Geo. & John (pavers,) 109 
Trafalgar st. & 219 Hammond st 
Wolstenholme Thomas, 30 Clarence 

street, Portmahon 
"Woodhead John, 141 Portobello st 
"Wright James, 102 Granville st 
STONE QUARRY OWNERS. 

(See also Nether Hallam, fyc.) 
Bennet Abm. & Samuel, Ranmoor 
Berrisford Robert, Brincliffe edge 
Boot Charles, Edge bank 
Boot Joseph, Cherry tree hill 
Burrows John, Silver hill 
Cockayne C. &F. Brincliffe edge 
Crookes John, Thornsett 
Cundy Thomas, Whitehouse lane 
Drury Robert, Claywood <3r Arbour- 
thorn Sf Hampton quarries. Park; 
office 34 Howard street 
Green Christopher, Fulwood 
Hancock Isaac and Chpr. Whiteley 

wood and Brincliffe edge 
Laycock Wm., Pitsmoor, and 114 

Barker's pool 
Machon John, Brincliffe edge 
Quibell Vincent, St John's walk P. 
Sanderson Jonathan, Crookes 
Taylor Wm. Brincliffe edge 
Vickers Thomas, Brincliffe edge 
Wain w right Joseph, Manor wood, P. 
STOVE GRATE, &c. MFRS. 
Allen John & Co. 156 Eyre street 
Bagnall Frederick, Norwich street 
Darwin & Kent, New Queen street 
Fowler John, Exchange lane 



Hattersley George, 61 Wentworth st 
Hoole Henry E., Green lane Works 
Longden Henry & Co., Furnace hill 
Milner Ann, 50 Garden street 
Robertson & Jobson, Love street 
Stringer Joseph, Matthew street 
Stuart and Smith, Roscoe place 
Turton Edward, 26 Nursery lane 
Walker, Eaton, and Co. 79 Wicker 

STRAW HAT MAKERS. 
Abdy Elizabeth, 97 Meadow street 
Badger Mary Ann, 9 Talbot street 
Baines Elizabeth, 5 West John st 
Baines Ann, 44 Fitzwilliam street 
Bingley Elizabeth, 50 Harvest In 
Blackwood E. 36 Rock street 
Bray Mary, 115 Broomhall street 
Burkinshaw Harriet, 157 South st 
Bush Misses, 1 15 Devonshire street 
Collingburn Ann, 43 South street, P 
Cockayne T. B. & W. 1 Angel st 
Coulson Elizabeth, 10 Duke street 
Crookes Mrs M. A. 47 Orchard st 
Cox Martha, 128 Carver street 
Dyson Emma, 43 Bramall lane 
Ellis Mary, 2 Fargate 
Fothergill Mary, 12 Netherthorpe 
Ford Sarah, 8 York street 
Freeman & Brownell, 25 Meadow st 
Garlick M. A., 98 Scotland street 
Gibson Harriet, Little Sheffield 
Gill Catherine, 61 South street 
Grayson Ann, 9 Andrew street 
Hallam Mrs A. 40 South st. Park 
Hallam S. A. 43 Broad street 
Hardington Maria, 56 Orchard st 
Hardy Sarah, 23 Eldon street 
Hargate Mary, 21 Regent street 
Hawkins Hannah, 6 High street 
Hobson Sarah A. 58 West street 
Hopkins Elizabeth, 24 Angel st 
Hufton M. and E. 16 Carver street 
Humfrey W. L. 60 High street 
Jones John, 63 Market street 
Knapton Mary & Har. 2 Bramall In 
Laycock Harriet, 1 1 4 Barker's pool 
Laycock Sarah, 191 Glossop road 
Lee Elizabeth, 45 Burgess street 
Littlewood Mary, 13 Coalpit lane 
Marshall Mary, 36 Church street 
Mills Martha, 148 Solly street 
Morgan and Swift, 33 High street 
Nevin Sarah, 27 Eldon street 
Owen Louisa, 35 Westbar green 
Owen Mary Ann, 221 Moorfields 
Potts Mary, 25 Spital hill 
Parkin Louisa, 90 Norfolk street 



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Rackstraw E. & H. 67 Scotland st 
Kaynes Elizabeth, 141 Solly street 
Rowland Eliza, 179 Eyre street 
Sanderson Margaret, 62 Howard st 
Sharp Mary, 44 Trippet lane 
Slinn Ann, 17 Hereford street 
Stanyon Jane, 26 Duke street 
Sylvester Ann 3 6 Fitzalan street 
Steer Mary, 27 Wicker 
Taylor Eliza, 42 Orchard street 
Turner and Barker, 79 West street 
Turner Thomas, 33 Westbar 
Walker Ellen, 55 Rockingham st 
Walker M. A. 32 Scotland street 
Webster Mary Ann, 44 Johnson st 
White Ann, 43 Regent street 
W T hite Elizabeth, 153 West street 
Wilcockson Mercy, Little Sheffield 
Wilkinson Hannah, 92 Wicker 
Wingtield Mrs C. 46 Trafalgar st 
Wolstenholme M. A. 79 Granville st 
Womack Lucy, 42 Stanley street 
Wolstenholm Hanh. 88 Division st 
STROP.- (See Cabinet Case, fyc.j 

SUGAR REFINERS. " 
Walker and Wall, 35 Exchange st 

SURGEONS. 
Axe Wm., M.D. 11 Union street 
Beckitt Charles Wm. 10 Norfolk st 
Booth Wm. Henry, 103 Westbar 
Boultbee Henry, 6 Surrey street 
Carr John, 20 Paradise square 
Cheetham Joseph, 41 South street 
Chesman Thomas, 12 East parade 
Dawson Wm. 2 1 Westfield terrace 
Beakin John, 25 Howard street 
Favell Wm. 58 Far^ate 
Gillott Edward, 69 Norfolk street 
Gleadall J. Dispensary, 109 West st 
Gregory Samuel, 17 Eyre street 
Hall & Willmer, 219 Rockingham st 
Harrison Edward, 27 Church street 
Haxworth John, 29 Queen street 
Hiller Henry, 45 Westbar 
Jackson Henry, 1 St James' row 
Jackson Wm. 18 Bank st. & 15 Gell st 
Jeeves James, Little Sheffield 
Jessop George, Wilkinson street 
Law Joseph, at the Infirmary 
Lewis John P. 12 Broomhall street 
Mainwaring Wm. 14 Westbar green 
Martin Edward, 27 Union street 
Melier Hugh, near Owlerton bar 
Mort Wm., M.D. 91 Devonshire st 
Nicholson John, 263 Glossop road 
Overend Wilson, 39 Church street 
Parker Samuel, jun. 97 Norfolk st 



Payne Henry, 191 Gibraltar street 
Pearson Nathaniel, 13 Bank street 
Porter John Taylor, 1 Surrey street 
Ray Jas. 23 Victoria st. Glossop rd 
Reedal Gabriel, 14 Church street 
Roper Robert, 85 Westbar 
Skinner Wm. 2 Redhill 
Smith John H. 265 Glossop road 
Sykes John, 29 Wicker 
Taylor JohnS.and Son, 6 Old Haymkt 
Taylor Robert S. 142 Broad lane 
Thomas Henry, 79 Norfolk street 
Thompson Edward, 23 Union st 
Turton George, 1 Townhead street 
Varah George, 154 West street 
Walker James, 14 Union street 
Whitehead George, 80 Norfolk st 
Whitehead Thos. 261 Shales moor 
Wild James, 9 Howard street 
Wilson Knowlton, M.D. 1 Porter st 
Wilson Wright, 16 Dixon lane 
Wood Hugh, 6 Norfolk row 
Wright James F. 8 Ryre street 
SURGEON DENTISTS. 
Dick Mr. 64 Norfolk street 
Eskell Philippus, 209 Glossop road 
Evatt Henry Royle, 54 Queen st 
Garnett Henry Wm., Fernley place 
Gray John, 14 Howard street 
Sayles Lewis Charles, 71 Fargate 
Kirkby James, 284 Rockingham st 
Sherwin James, 14 Surrey street 

SURGEONS' INSTRUMENT 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Marked * are Truss Makers only. 
(For Lancet Mfrs, see p. 265 J 
Allcard and Edgill, 6 Union lane 
Dungworth J. ( vety.) Cabbage alley 
Ellis Joseph, 41 Spring street. 
Green Alfred, 86 Pond street 
Grubb John, Norfolk lane 
Hall Charles, 1 New Church street 
Hobson W. H. 86 Scotland street, 

and Dronfield 
Hutchinson W. & H. 76 Norfolk st 
* Kitchen Richard, Earl street 
Lawton Edward, 26 Arundel street 
*Povey Wm., Pinfold street 
Sellers John, 225 Rockingham st 
Smith Arthur, 13 Norfolk lane 
*Wright John, New George street 
Wright Thomas, Highfield 

TAILORS AND DRAPERS. 
Marked I, are Woollen Drapers, 

and 2, Clothes Dealers also. 
Allen Wm., William street 
Anderson Hamilton, 72 Lord street 



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Anderton John, 10 Shepherd street 
Anderton Robert, Pitsmoor 
Andrews Samuel, 6 Hartshead 
Armitage Thomas, 65 Rockingm. st 
1,2 Askham George, 21 Fargate 
Atkin Fredk. 29 Bowlinggreen st 
Badger Jonathan, ct 11 Burgess st 
1 Badger Thomas, 47 West street 
Barkworth James, 18 Lambert st 
Barkworth Joseph, ct9 High st 
Barnsley George, 106 Carver street 
Batty James, 14 Button lane 
Beaumont George, 7 Nag's Head yd 
Beckett Richard, 14 Peacroft 
Bennett Charles, 18 Nursery street 
1 Birks Wm.B. 29 Regent street 
Blackarell Charles, Hillfoot 
Blackwell Wm. 32 Sycamore street 
1 Blakeley Wm. 55 Norfolk street 
Booth Alfred, 203 Moorfields 
Booth Joel, 15 St Philip's terrace 
Booth Joseph, 95 Meadow street 
1 Booth Richard, 87 Fargate 
1 Booth Samuel, 28 Carver street 
1 Booth Thomas, 10 Change alley 
Booth Wm. 281 Shales moor 
Brearley Wm. 137 Solly street 
Brears James, 122 Broomhall street 
Brooke George, 13 Charles street 
Brown Wm. 37 Chester street 
Bryars Edward, 6 Jessop street 
Bulloss John, 29 Carver street 
Bulloss Joseph, 84 Pye bank 
1 Burgin James, 5 George street 
Burgin Wm., Broomhill 
1 Burgoin Henry, 30 Norfolk street 
1 Burrell Wm. 49 Snig hill 
Cade Robert, 41 Rockingham street 
Cobb Joseph, 4 New Haymarket 
1 Cochrane Chas. 118 Barker's pool 
Cocker Wm. 49 School croft 
Collinson John, 83 Bowden street 
Coope Wm. 48 Hollis croft 
Cooper and Ridge, 238 Rockgm. st 
1 Cowen and Dixon, 39 High street 
Creassey Francis, 9 Grindlegate 
Davison George, 28 Pond street 
1 Dawes George, 8 Workhouse croft 
Denby Spence, 106 Pond street 
3 Denholme Robert, 45 North st 
Dennis Joseph, 7 Baker's hill 
Dent John, 49 Bridge street 
Dey Michael, 4 Bowlinggreen st 
Dickinson David, 68 Russell street 
1 Dickinson Henry, 36 Change alley 
Dixon John, 76 Effingham street 
1 Dixon Thomas, 27 Silver st. head 



1 Downing Wm. 73 West street 
1 Dunkley Edward, 41 Orchard st 
Dunn Thomas, 53 Wellington street 
Eastwood James, 6 Westfield ter 
Ellis George, 254 Bright street 
England Edward, 18 Cornish street 
1 Fielder John, 51 Thomas street 

1 Fillingham Thomas, 53 Meadow st 
Fletcher Edward, 11 Cross Chapel st 

2 Flint Thomas, 17 Westbar 

1, 2 Foster George, 10 High street 
1, 2 Foster Wm. 12 High street 
1 Frank John, 34 Chapel walk 
Froggatt Wm. 3 Bowling green st 
Frost Edward, 290 Rockingham st 
1 Galbraith John, 87 Norfolk street 
Geary Michael, 70 Howard street 

1 Gibbs W T m. Heury, 8 Howard st 
Gilberthorpe John, 15 Steelhouse In 
Gilchrist James, 159 Portobello st 
Gledhill Wm. 87 Tenter street 

2 Goodwin Charles, 44 South street 
Goodwin John, 26 Charlotte street 
Gordon John, 4 Meadow street 
Gray Wm. 2 Chester street 
Greaves George, 190 Fitzwilliam st 
Greaves Thomas, 130 Scotland st 
Greaves Thomas, 103 Porter street 
Greenhough George, 28 Earl street 
Hadfield George, 175 Gibraltar st 

1 Harris Charles, 27 Norfolk street 
Harrison Edward, 13 Cheney square 
1 Harrison John, 81 Norfolk street 
Harrisou Wm. 189 Allen street 
Harrott Thomas, 16 York street 
1 Haslam Edward, 10 Bow street 
Hawcroft Martin, 139 Portobello st 
Hayes Wm. 55 Campo lane 
Heathcote J. 135 Gibraltar street 
Hemingway Chas. 20 Penistone rd 
1 Heppenstall Wm. 13 Market st 
Heselgrave Wm. 165 Rockgm. st 
Hickling George, 56 Hermitage st 
Hickson Wm. 77 Campo lane 
Hobson John, 144 Portobello street 
Hobson Thomas, 142 Eldon street 
1 Hodgkinson Edward, 31 Lee croft 
Hodgson Jobn, 36 South street, P. 
1 Hodgson Wm. 149 West street 
Hollingsworth Jas. 39 Duke st. P. 
Hopkinson Thos. 54 Nursery street 
Hough Benj. 139 Broomhall street 
1 Hoyland G. W. R. 5 Surrey street 
Hynes Patrick, 43 Lee croft 
Irving James, 29 South street, P. 
Jennings Wm. 34 Furnace hill 
Jepson Samuel, 36 River street 



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Johnson James, 4 Cross Burgess st 
Keane Wm. 7 Flat street 
Kelly John, 27 Smith street 
Kirkham Wm. 17 Castle folds 
Kitson John, 13 High street, Park 
Langford George, 37 Lee croft 
Langley John, 8 Blonk street 
Lee John, 86 Pond street 
Levey Felix, 23 Pond hill 

1 Levy Jonah, 3 Westbar, and 13 

Angel street 

2 Levy Reuben & Sons, 26 High st 
Lofthouse John, 229 Gell street ter 
1 Mackay Hugh, 19 Norfolk street 
Marler Joseph, 9 Bailey lane 
Marsden Edw. 74 Granville street 
Mason Thomas, 71 Meadow street 
Maxfield Thomas, Infirmary road 
Medley James, 18 Shepherd street 
Middlebrook James, 70 Chester st 
Midgley Wm. 6 School croft 
Mitchell Jonathan, 26 Leicester st 
Moore Charles, 21 Fitzwilliam st 
Morland John, 79 Westbar 
Morris Henry, 34 Leicester street 
Morris Richard, 171 Fitzwilliam st 
Morton Mark, 54 Broad street 
Morton Matthew, 84 Bernard street 
Morton Wm. 9 Corn hill 
Moulson George, 95 Duke street, P. 
Moulson John, 5 Gilbert street 
Myers Benj. 6 White Bear walk 

1 Naylor Wm. 17 Westbar green 
Newboult Wm. 7 Broomspring lane 
Newton Thomas, 15 Waingate 
Newton Wm. Green lane 
1 Nicholls George, 107 Barker's pool 
Nuttall Joseph ,^33 High street, P. 
Outwin John, court 50 High street 
Paine Wm. 56 Trafalgar street 
Parkin Joseph, 53 Townhead street 
Parks Wm. 81 Spring street 
Parr Thomas, 187 Glossop road 
Pearce Wm. 46 Carver street 
Peat James, 2S8 Rockingham street 
Pike Wm. 121 Porter street 
1 Preston Thomas, 61 Norfolk st 
Price Thomas, 120 South street 
1 Raper Thomas, 90 Fargate 
Rayner Charles, 11 Division street 
1 Renton John, 4 Workhouse croft 
1 Renton & Neill, 28 Change alley 
Revill John, 162 Pond street 
1 Richardson John, 7 Pinstone st 
Richardson Wm. 123 Fitzwilliam st 
1 Riding George, 9 Burgess street 
Roberts Chas.ct 8 South street, P. 

2 



Robinson Benj. 45 Broad street 
Robinson Wm. 69 Eyre street 
1 Rodgers & Armi'tage, 179 South st 
Rosindale Wm. C. 16 Sycamore st 
Rotherham Wm. 71 Lead mill road 
Russell Robert, 30 Bank street 
1 Seale Joseph, 241 Shales moor 
Seaton Thos., Queen st. Portmahon 
1 Senior James, 41 Wicker 
Senior Jonathan. 49 St Philip's road 
Senior Joseph, 9 Rockingham street 
Sharrow W. J. 34 Westbar 
Shaw John, 5 Market street 
Simmonite Wm. 65 Wellington st 
Sissons Richard, 46 North gtreet 
Stowe Charles, Broomhill 
1 Smith Wm. 11 Cheney row 
Sparrow Joseph, 30 Holly street 
1 Sparrow Wm. J. 34 Westbar 
1 Staniforth Joseph, 39 Norfolk st 
Stewart George, ct 9 High street 
Stokes Stephen, 76 South street, P. 

1 Storey James, 117 Westbar 
Storey Robert, Hanover street 
Storey Wm. 13 Broad street 
Stubbing George, 31 Joiner street 
Summers John, 222 Moorfields 
Swift William, 97 South street 
Taylor Matthew, 26 Fornham st 
Taylor Wm. ct 58 Fargate 
Townsley Jonathan, 13 Meadow st 

2 Travel Joseph Thos. 40 High st 
Turkwin James, 83 Duke street 
Unwin Samuel, 40 Newcastle st 

1 Upton James, 81 South street 
1 Walker Samuel, 2 Fitzalan street 
1 Ward James, 3 Campo lane 
1 Ward James, 114 Meadow street 
Wardle John, 52 Rockingham st 
1 Watson Standy«:e, 27 South street 
Welsh John, 3 New Church street 
1 VVhitworth Wm. 5 Castle street 
Wigley John, 18 York street 
1 Wild Robert, 21 Broad street 
1, 2 Wild Thomas, 45 Fargate 
Wildgoose Benj. 14 Bridge street 
Wills James, 47 Recent street 
Wilson Enoch, Little Sheffield 
Wolstenholme Saml. 16 Westbar gn 
Wood John, 8 Orchard lane 
Woodhead Henry, 30 Hartshead 
Woodhouse John, 12 Nursery lane 
Wright John, 39 Johnson street 
*Younge John, 44 Townhead street 



D 2 



TALLOW CHANDLERS, 
(See Grocers.) 



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TANNERS. 
Cooper Hy. and Win., Neepsend 
Greenwood Daniel, Upperthorpe & 

Philadelphia 
Lord Joseph, Bishop street, L.S. 
Sanderson Joshua, Upperthorpe and 

Balby 

tape measure, &c. mfrs. 

(Self-acting Spring.) 

Cutts I. P. & Co. 39 Division street 

TEA & COFFEE DEALERS. 

(See also Grocers* Shopkeepers, and 

Tobacconists.) 
Ballans & Co. 3 Angel street 
Bennett Joseph, 26 Church street 
Dalzell Wm. 243 Shales moor 
Gould Micah, 49 Market place 
Hall Jonathan, 31 High street 
Middleton Edward, 5 Pinstone st 
Ridal Charles, 138 Portobello st 
Staniforth Alfred, 26 Angel street 
TEA DEALERS & DRAPERS. 
(Travelling.) 
Marked * are Drapers only. 
•Brown James, 12 St James street 
•Brown Wm. (wholesale,) 18 St 

James' street 
* Carson John, 20 St James' street 
•Corsan Wm. 9 St James 7 row 
Gilchrist John, 12 Duke street 
•Johnstone John, 5 Carver street 
•McTurk Andrew, 21 St James st 
•McTurk & McKinnell, 72 "West st 
Murray Peter, 5 Charles street 
Murray Robert, 38 Eyre street 
•SloanJames, 9 Westfield terrace 
•Smith and Dixon, 12 Westfield ter 

TILLAGE MERCHANTS. 
Garton and Wright, (guano, &c.) ct 

28 High street 
Fisher Rt. (linseed, &c.) 36 Angel st 
Hodgson Geo. (manfr.) 12 o'Clock 
Napier James, (guano, &c.) 3 Corn 
Exchange, & 15 Old Haymarket 
TEAPOT HANDLE MKRS. 

See Turners, (Wood, fyc.) 
TEMPERANCE HOTELS. 
(See Eating Houses, fyc.) 
TIMBER MERCHANTS. 
Marked f are Mahogany and Hard 
Wood Dealers. 
(See also Saw Mills.) 
Brown & Axe, 19 Division street 
Chapman Henry, 21 Castle folds 
tCartwright John, Soho wheel 
Corker George, Canal wharf 
fClarke Joseph, jun. 13 Howard st 



Pape Septimus, 69 Porter street 
fPlant Samuel, Soho wheel 
tReed L. G. & Co. 188 Broomhall st 
fShepherd John, Saville street 
fSingleton & Co., Tudor street, (and 

Rotherham) 
Smith Joseph, 79 Sydney street 
Smith Joseph, 11 Furnival street 
fTummon George, Soho wheel 
Tate Septimus, 77 Eyre street 
Walker Samuel, Love street 
Wallis J. & R., Wicker 
f Woodcock Samuel 8c Sons, Ponds 
TOBACCO & SNUFF DLRS. 
Marked 1 , are Manufacturers ; and 

2, Tea Dealers also. 
2 Akeroyd John, 179 Gibraltar st 
2 Akeroyd Joe, 47 Westbar 
Betbley Jph. Fredk. 24 Chapel walk 
Bingham John, 42 Broad street 
2 Bird Bernard, 70 Fargate 
Burn George, 81 Tenter street 
Fenton Arthur, 18 Dixon lane 
Fenton Charles, 99 West street 
Gill Wm. T. 20 Westbar 
Goulder Wm. 70 Scotland street 
Haywood Wm. 33 Queen street 

1 Ingleson Andrew, Lady's bridge 

2 Maples Hannah, 48 Silver st head 
2 Otley Richard, 2 South street 
Powell John, 22 Fruit market 

2 Riley J.(cigar importer,) 17 Waingt 
Scott Wm. 21 Division street 
Smith Jph. 68 Silver street head 
1 Swift John, 69 Arundel street 
Taylor J. W. 70 Pinstone street 
Thorpe Wm. 29 Bow street 
Townsend James, 186 West street 
Wales Charles, 7 Wicker 
1 Wilson George, 19 High street 
1 Wilson Joseph & Henry, (snuff,) 
Westbrook Mills 

1 Wilson & Co. (snuff,) SharrowMilh 

2 Woodward George, 66 Burgess st 
1 Woolley James, (cigar importer,) 

15 High street 
TOBACCO PIPE MANFRS. 
Barrick Geo. 167 Portobello street 
Dee Joseph, 30 Little Pond street 
Spurr Charles, 19 Granville street 
Trueman Wm. 8 Lambert street 

TOY DEALERS. 
Barton Frederick, 143 South street 
Cohen Benj. (fancy depot,)HHigh at 
Jackson Wm. 51 Market place 
Philips John, 43 South street 
Renwick Adam, 62 Fargate 



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319 



Renwick Eliz. 80 Fruit market 

TRUNK MAKERS. 
Henshaw Thomas, yd 93 Fargate 
Jaques Joseph, 64 Broad street 
Sanderson Mrs. 27 King street 
Stones George, 34 King street 

TRUSS MAKERS. 
(See Surgeon's Instrument Manfrs.) 

TURNERS IN WOOD, &c. 
Marked 1, are Wood Haft; 2, Brass 
and Iron Turners , and Cap and 
Ferrule Mkrs ; 3, Drawer Knob 
M/rs. ty Circular Sawers ; and 4, 
Teapot Handle Manufacturers 
(See also Brass Founders , fyc*) 
2Beatson George, Sheaf street 
2 Boardman Charles, 48 Pond st 
2Bromley Thomas, Wellington st 
Brookes Thomas, ct 4 Lee croft 
Brown Wm. 124 Trafalgar street 
Brunton George, 21 Flat street 
Brnnton John, 29 Sycamore street 
Burley Thomas, court 58 Fargate 
2 Cam John, 111 Wellington st 

1 Cartwright John, Soho wheel 

2 Charlesworth Ts. Sylvester gardens 
Cooke and Dilcock, 15 Westbar 
Drury Thomas, 54 Eyre lane 

4 Dyson George, Infirmary road 

2 Egginton Jas.&Wm.l5 Rockgm.st 

3 Gascoigne John, Paternoster row 

4 Greasby John, 31 Sheaf street 
Gregory George, ct 37 Burgess st 
2 Hancock John, 20 Waingate 

2 Hancock Wm. court 4 Waingate 
Hill Wm. 23 Chester street 
Hill Mark, 109 Thomas street 
4 Hollely Samuel, 46 Eyre street 
2 Holland John, 33 Silver st. head 
2 Horner Brothers and Co. Button 
lane and Furnival street 

1 Housley Geo. 154 Tudor st. L. S. 
4 Hunt James, 53 Milton street 
Humberston & France, 4 Norfolk In 
1, 3 Jepson John B., Soho wheel 

2 Jessop Jas. court 73 Jessop st 
Keats Joseph, 78 Broad lane 

2 Law r ton Clayton, 52 Button lane 

1 Lant Ishmael, Twelve o'Clock 
4 Lee James, 15 Fitzwilliam st 
Lee Wm. 35 Burgess street 

2 Matthews Thomas, 11 Carver In 
Nixon Joseph, court 4 Charles st. 
Patrick Francis, 46 Pond street 

3 Pearson John, Kellam street 
Parkin John, Norrisfield 

2 Rodgers John, 24 Carver lane 



1 Roper John, (and haft presser,) 

175 South street 
Ryan John, 50 Rockingham lane 
Schorah George, 66 West street 
3, 4 Smith Joseph, 79 Sydney st 
3 Story Henry, 70 Snig hill 
3 Swinscoe John, 40 Westbar 
Swinscoe John, jun. 35 Burgess^st 

2 Sykes and Son, 36 Duke street 
Taylor Jamps, Johnson street 

1, 3 Tummon George, Norrisfield 

3 Turtle Joseph, Soho wheel ... 
Unwin Geo. (horn, &c.) 48 Garden st 

1 Yarah Joseph, 16 Wellington st 
Varah Thos. 13 Fornham street 

2 Ward J. (gas fitter,) 12 Button In 
2 Warrington Geo. 25 Broad lane 
Watson T. (hat block,) 1 Oborne st 
White Sarah, 99 Fargate 

1 Whittington George, 74 Pond st 
Whittington Henry, 11 Pond hill 
Wilkinson Edwin, 46 Thomas st 
1 Wilson Wm.York pi. & Wadsleybdg 
Wing Wm. 4 Burgess street 
Winterbottom Jph. ct 16 Bailey st 
4 Woodward and Lockwood, 62 Or- 
chard street 
1 Woollen James, (and presser,) 141 

Matilda street 
Woodhouse George, ct 93 Fargate 
Wright George, 39 School croft 

TYPE FOUNDERS. 

Bower Brothers, 14 Nursery lane 
Garnett Wm. H. (stereotype, &c.) 

140 Rockingham lane 
Rolley, Hoyle, & Co. Railway street, 

Bridgehouses 
Stephenson, Blake, & Co. 209 Allen st 

UMBRELLA, &c, MAKERS. 
Berry Joseph, 43 Church street 
Smith John, 6 Castle street 
Starr Abraham, 28 Division street 
Trown John, 45 West street 
Turner Thos. 55 Westbar green 
Walker Wm. 13 Westbar ' 
Warrington Wm. 29 Division st 
Weston Thos. 11 Nag's head yard 
Wright Wm. 65 Tenter street 

Umbrella Steel Frame Manfrs, 
Kitchen Richard, Earl street 
Linley Edward, 22 Coalpit lane 

UMBRELLA HOOK MFRS. 
(See Horn Pressers and Pearl Cut- 
ters, page 274 and 275.) 



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UPOLSTERERS. (SeeCabt.Mkrs.) } 
VETERINARY SURGEONS. 

Marked * are Farriers only. 
Frearson Thos. 166 Duke st. Park 
*G-ray James, Nag's head yard 
*Hallett Thomas, 76 Effingham st 
*Kay John, 145 Gibraltar street 
*Nelson John, Little Sheffield 
Peech Samuel, Pitsmoor 
*Staniforth Benj. 40 Water lane 
Taylor Henry, 13 Market street 
TurneivSept. E. 2 Bakers' hill 
Wheatley G. D. 23 Norfolk street 
*Wright Jph. & Co. 46 Norfolk st 
WASHING MACHINE AND 

PATENT MANGLE MFRS. 
Bradney John, 59 Market place 
Fox George, 26 Button lane 
Green George, Cherry tree hill 
Horner Bros. & Co. 105 Button lane 
Meggitt J. B. 80 Fargate 
Swindell George, 58 Granville st 
WagstafF John, 34 Division street 

WATCH & CLOCK MKRS. 
Marked * are Jewellers also, and f 

are German Clock ?nkrs. 
Atkin John, 58 Furnace hill 
Atkin Paul, 242 Rockingham st 
Barton Frederick, 143 South st 
Beal Samuel, 13 Cumberland st 
Bethley Jph. F. 24 Chapel walk 
* Bright and Sons, 64 High street 
*Brookhouse John, 52 Fargate 
Brown Wm. court 13 High street 
*Chumbley Joseph, 52 Church st 
*Chumbley Wm. 18 South street 
Dyson Zacheus, Upperthorpe 
fGanter John, 62 Bridge street 
Goddard Edward, 120 Solly street 
Green John, (watch glass maker,) ct 

27 High street 
*Holden George, 47 Fargate 
*Johnson David, 12 Campo lane 
Johnson Richd. 41 Fitzwilliam st 
*Lief George T. 22 Church street 
tKaye Wm. 157 Gibraltar street 
Lomas T. E. 56 Broad street 
•Moss Isaac, 27 Angel street 
Plewes John, 33'King street 
*Raven Wm. 10 Waingate 
*Robinson Thomas, 3 High street 
Russell John, 16 Coulston street 
Shiers M. W. R. 29 Pinstone st 
fSchwarar John, 122 Westbar 
fSchwarar Lwnce. 14 Watson walk 
Skinner John, 40 Morpeth street 
Smith Eli, 20 AlleD street 



Snidall Samuel, 22 Fitzwilliam st 
*Symmons Samuel, 4 Campo lane 
Thomas Philip, 21 Hartshead 
Travis Thomas, 255 Shales moor 
Wilson E. S. 47 King street 
Wilson John, 37 South street 
Wilkinson Joseph, 82 South street 
WEIGHING MACHINE MFRS. 
Drury Robt. & Co. 6 Leadmill road 
Horner Brothers and Co. Button In 
Roberts J. (and scale beam,) 92 

Scotland street 
Smilter George, 4 Pond hill 
Ward Alfred, 13 Wicker 
Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival street 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Beardow George, 146 Gibraltar st 
Briggs Thomas, 7 Stanley lane 
Cooper Joseph, 1 Nursery street 
Eastwood Wm. ct 5 Newcastle st 
Frith Robert, Little Sheffield 
Goodwin George, 33 Broad street 
Hall Joseph, Kellam island 
Hall Leonard, 66 Hermitage street 
Hallatt John, 24 Effingham street 
Hodgshon Geo., Cricket Inn road 
Hodkin John, 15 Weigh lane 
Hodgkinson Wm. Matilda street 
Hollingsworth Wm. 31 South st. P. 
Knowles Thomas, Broomhill 
Laycock Joseph, 2 Allen street 
Lowcock James, Little Sheffield 
Marshall Isaac, 68 Broomhall st 
Parkin Lawrence, Little Sheffield 
Rawson Isaac, Sands paviours 
Rose Wm. 77 Duke street, Park 
Spink Bartw. 21 Garden street 
Ward Charles, 5 South street, Park 
Wilson Benjamin, Broomhill 
Wilson Jonathan, New Haymarket 
Woodhead Samuel, 165 Granville st 
WHITESMITHS & BELL-HGS. 
Marked f are Gas Fitters, and % 

Locksmiths. 
(See also Anvil, Axle, Press-screw, 

Sf-c, Manufacturers. 
Amory Sarah, ct 40 Little Pond st 
Amory Wm. 38 Sycamore street 
Battersby Wm. 293 Beet street 
Binney Thomas. 48 Holly street 
Burgin Charles, 66 Queen street 
Chambers Charles, 1 Howard lane 
Clarkson Joseph, court 40 Fargate 
Darwin H. & F. foot of Pond hill 
tj Dixon John, 14 Chapel walk 
JDixon Joseph, 53 Rockingham st 
Drury Robt. & Co. 6 Leadmill road 



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Eggleston "Wra. & Jas. Snow lane 
fJEllis Jas. 9 and 12 George st 
tJEllis Charles, 9 Angel street 
JEUiott John, 73 Division strpet 
JFirth Robert, 11 Union buildings 
Gibson Wm. 118 Scotland street 
Green Wm. 10 Red hill 
Graveson Wm. 18 Thomas street 
fJHardwick John, 14 Market st 
fHarrison&Johnstone, 68 Pinstone st 
tHolland John, 33 Silver st. head 
Horner Bros, and Co. Furnival st 
Irish "Wm. 15 "Ward street 
Keyworth & Rodgers, 45 St Thos. st 
Ludlam & Reaney, ct 18 High st 
fMaleham George, 5 "Westbar 
Marriott George, 16 Bridge street 
Marsden Edwin, Norristield 
Marsh Joseph, 22 Westbar green 
Mate John, 14 River street 
Merrill T. 16 Pinstone st. and court 

93 Fargate 
Middleton Jas. 82 Rockingham In 
Mitchell James, 47 Granville st 
J Moore Joseph, 113 West street 
Newton G. and T. 10 South street, 

Park, and 38 Campo lane 
Oakes Edward, 14 Westbar 
Oates James, 42 Button lane 
Ramskar Bryce, Corn hill 
Ramskar John, 9 Grindlegate 
tRaywood John, 88 Eldon street 
JRobinson Robt. 64 Orchard st 
Robinson Thomas, 63 Thomas st 
Roebuck Wm. 5 Love street 
Sanderson Charles, 6 Tudor street 
Simpson and Birks, 7 Orchard lane 
Smilter George, 4 Pond hill 
tJSmith Ann, 65 Norfolk street 
Smith John, 29 Snow lane 
tStacey Wm. & G. 88 Fruitmarket 
Stringer Joseph, Matthew street 
Stainrod John, 5 Hicks lane 
tJStimson Geo. court 19 High st 
Swan Archbd. 18 Westbar green 
Swindell George, 58 Granville st 
Thompson George, 5 Bow street 
Toothill John, 11 Broad lane 
JWalker Abraham, 74 Scotland st 
"Wallis Wm. 31 Bridge street 
JWard Alfred, 13 Wicker 
Wells Joseph, 44 North street 
Whitham & Harwood, 37 Arundel st 
Wilks Joseph, 42 Furnival road 
fj Wilson John, 50 Fargate 
Wood Jas. and Benj. 137 Duke st 
J Wood Thomas, 16 Bow street 



J Wood James, court 7 Angel street 

WINE AND SPIRIT AND 

PORTER MERCHTS. 

Marked * have wholesale Licenses 
only. 
Aldam Thomas, 19 Church street 
Ashley Paul, 26 Watson's walk 
Baines Charles, 13 Union street 
Barton James, 112 West street 
Barton Wm. 26 Wicker 
Bawer George, 50 High street 
Bunting Sarah, 30 Castle street 
Butterworth Joseph, 5 Fargate 
Chamberlain James, 35 Fargate 
Clifton Wm. 9 Fargate 
Fitzpatrick B. 29 Fargate 
Fordham John, 17 Castle street 
*Garton & Wright, ct28 High st 
Goepel James S. 49 Silver st. head 
•Gunn J. T. 67 Norfolk street 
*Hagger John & Son, 84 Campo In 
Mellor John, 120 Pond street 
Mower Edmund, 49 Scotland street 
Newbold H. & Co. 1 Westbar 
Porter John, 46 High street 
*Sampson Wm. 22 South street 
Sawyer John, 2 High street 
SharmanI.(porter only)21 1 Glossop rd 
Turner Martha, 20 W r atson walk 
Whitmarsh John, New Queen street 
Whitmarsh Maurice, 2 Market st. 

and 102 Westbar 
Wiley Thomas, 27 (Old No. 12,) 

Old Haymarket 
Williams John, 15 Mulberry street 
Younge Robert, 3 Old Haymarket 

WIRE DRAWERS. 

Marked * Cast Steel ; f Silver ; and 

% German Silver Wire mfrs. 
Beet Mary, Wort ley 
*Cocker John, Blonk street 
Cocker Robert, 52 Scotland street 

* Cocker Saml. & Son, Porter Works 
*Cocker & Sons, Hathersage 
*Cook Robert & Co. Hathersage 

f Dixon Joseph Hoult, 106 Wicker 
Fox Samuel, Deepcar * 

X Gallimore Wm. 42 School croft 
Jubb George, Thurgoland 
X Mabbott W. T. 50 Rockingham In 
Rose Wm. Rivelin 
Sanderson George, Hunshelf 
Sanderson Joseph, Thurgoland 
Smith Matthew, Storrs Bridge, and 
26 Button lane 

* Wordsworth Geo.&Jj>h..Ringinglow 



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SHEFFIELD DIRECTORY. 



WIRE WORKERS. 
Broomhead Robt. 67 Coalpit lane 
Horsfield Fredk. W. 78 South st 
Lee Wm. 61 Pond street 
Shaw John, 18 Church street 
Turner James, 13 Church street 
WOOD HAFT. (See Turners.) 
WOOLLEN DRAPERS. 



(See Linen fy Woollen Drapers, and 

Tailors. 
Greaves D. (clothier,) 3 Haymkt 
Hepworth John, 29 High street 
Whelan and Whitty, 43 High st 

COACHES AND CARRIERS. 

(See Pages 24 to 26.) 



SHEFFIELD PARISH.— Out-Townships. 



ATTERCLIFFE-CUM-DARNALL township and chapelry occupies a trian- 
gular area of 1,336| acres, and a population of 4156 souls. It includes the vil- 
lages of Attercliffe and Darnall, the hamlet of Carbrook, a number of scattered 
dwellings, the Park Iron Works, (commenced about 65 years ago, by Binks and 
Hartop,) and Sunderland Moor, distant from one to three miles E. and S.E. of 
Sheffield. It is intersected by the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal. The Duke of 
Norfolk is lord of the manor, and impropriator ; but the soil belongs to Earl Fitz- 
william and a number of freeholders, except Darnall, which forms a small manor, 
of which the hen* of the late Gen. Spencer is lord. The common and waste lands 
were enclosed in 1811, when many of the ancient footpaths were closed. 

ATTERCLIFFE, the largest village in the parish of Sheffield, is on the Don- 
caster and Worksop roads, l| mile E. of the Market place. It is about three- 
ejuarters of a mile in length, and many of its inhabitants are employed in the ma- 
nufacture of pen and pocket knives, scissors, anvils, scythes, spades, shovels, 
east steel, <fec. The old chapel of ease, at the eastern extremity of the village, was 
built in 1629 ; but it is now only used for sepulchral purposes, having an exten- 
sive burial ground. The inhabitants now assemble for divine worship in Christ 
Church, a handsome Gothic fabric, with lancet windows, a profusion of stained 
glass, and a handsomely groined roof. This church, built at the expense o 
£14,000. granted by Parliament, stands near the bold cliff which overhangs the 
Don, and is said to have been formerly the resort of otters, from wbich circum- 
stance the village had its name. The first stone was laid by the Duke of Nor- 
folk, assisted by Earl Fitzwilliam, on Oct. 30, 1822 ; and the church was opened 
July 26th, 1826. The perpetual curacy, valued in 1831 at £18] , is in the patro- 
nage of the Vicar, and incumbency of the Rev. John Blackburn, A.M. The In- 
dependents and Methodists have each a chapel in the village, erected about 1803, 
but enlarged and mostly rebuilt in 1824 and 1832. The Town School was built by 
subscription, about 1779 ; and the master has, for teaching a Sunday School, 
£3. 3s. yearly, from the bequest of Robt. Clay, Esq., in 1786, and £13. 9s. 6d. 
yearly from £449. 3s. 4d. three per cent, stock, purchased with £300 left by Mrs. 
Elizabeth Fell, in 1795. The Girls' National School was built by subscription, in 
1824. The poor have several small benefactions ; and at Darnall are four alms- 
houses, with an allowance of 21s. and a load of coals yearly to each inmate, from 
Mr. Staniforth, of Liverpool. The four old almshouses in Attercliffe, anciently 
the town school, were rebuilt by the overseers, in 1836, at the cost of about £170. 

Carbrook is a hamlet and estate, on the Rotherham road, 2£ miles E. by N. 
of Sheffield, which belonged to the late Admiral Sotheron, and has an ancient 
hall, formerly occupied by the Brights, and still retaining traces of its former con- 
sequence. In one of the rooms is a curious wooden chimney-piece. 

Darnall is a scattered village, on the Worksop road, 3 miles E. of Sheffield. 
Wm. Walker, the supposed executioner of Charles L, was a native of Darnall, 
and died there in 1700. Here is a small Chapel of Ease, built in 1840-1, at the 
cost of £2800, (Rev. W. L. Gibson, curate;) a Methodist Chapel, built in 1822 ; 
and an Independent Chapel, built in 1828. 

BRIGHTSIDE BIERLOW township comprises 2680 acres, and, in 1841, had 
10,089 inhabitants. It includes the villages of Grimesthorpe, Brighiside, Neeps- 
end, Pitsmoor, and Crabtree ; the seats of Neiv Hall, Burngreave, Norwood, 
Shircliffe, Firs Hill, Wood Hill, &c. ; the ivoodsof Wincobank, Hall Carr, Cook, 
Old Park, <fec, and those populous suburbs of Sheffield, called the Wicker, Nur- 



SHEFFIELD PARISH. 323 

scrp, and Bridgehouses, lying on the left bank of the Don. This populous town- 
ship is without any episcopal place of worship ; but a Church is about to be 
built in the Wicker, at the sole expense of the Misses Harrison, of Weston Hall, 
the founders of those at Wad sley and Crockes. The only benefactions now pos- 
sessed by the township are, £40 vested with the overseers, and left by some per- 
son unknown ; and £3. 10s. yearly from land purchased with £50 left by John 
Mirfield, in 1785. For these* twelve poor children are educated in the school at 
Grimesthorpe, which was built by subscription, in 1802, on land given by the 
Duke of Norfolk, the lord of the manor. The Occupation Road, which leads 
from the Wicker to Grimesthorpe, is studded with handsome villas ; and at the 
foot of it is the Station of the Sheffield and Eotherham and North Midland 
Railways, enclosing the ivy-mantled mansion of Hall Carr, above which is the 
Barnsley New Road, opened in 1837, through the sylvan dell of Burngreave. to 
Pitsmoor, thus avoiding the precipitous hill of Pye bank. The Station of the 
Sheffield and Manchester Railway is in the Bridgehouses. 

Brightside is a scattered village on the Don, 3 miles E.X.E. of Sheffield. 
Here are extensive iron forges, and a railway station. At a short distance, is 
Hall, erected by the late John Fell, Esq., who amassed considerable wealth 
in the iron works here, and whose widow, after appropriating much to charity, 
bequeathed the residue of her ample fortune to the father of the late Richard 
Swallow, Esq. The extensive lawn and pleasure grounds of Xew Hall, (now oc- 
cupied by John Sanderson, Esq., merchant,) are watered by the Don, and bounded 
on the east by the village of Attercliffe. 

Grimesthorpe lies in a picturesque situation, under the woody hill of Winco- 
bank, 2 miles X.E. by N. of Sheffield, and i3 inhabited chiefly by grinders, and 
fork and shear makers. It has a Wesleyan Chapel, and two Sunday Schools, the 
former a neat Gothic edifice, erected in'lS33. The inhabitants of the villages of 
Brightside and Grimesthorpe attend Attercliffe Church, and consider themselves 
as within that chapelry. 

ECCLESALL-BIERLOW township forms the south-western portion of the 
parish, lying chiefly betwixt the Sheaf and the Porter, but including a large por- 
tion of what may properly be called the town of Sheffield. It comprises 4180 
acres, and from 1736 to 1841, it increased its population from 2352 to 19,9841 souls. 
It includes the hamlets, dec of Alley Dale, Banner Cross, Bents Green, 
Button Hill, Cherrytree Hill* Grey Stones. High Field, Little Common, Little 
Sheffield, Mill Houses, Sharrow Moor, Sharrow Head and Vale, Machon Bank, 
Upper and Nether Edge, Brincliffe Edge, Broad Oak Green, Carter Knowl, 
Bobbing Hill, Silver Hill, WMrlow, and JVliiieley Wood, extending from the town 
of Sheffield to the distance of 4 miles W. and S.W. It also comprises Broom 
Hall, and a large portion of Crookes Moor ; and has many handsome villas and 
well-built streets, which are amongst the best portions of the town and suburbs, 
especially on and near the Glossop road. The beautiful Gothic mansion of Ban- 
7ier Cross was rebuilt by the late General Murray, who died in 1818, before the 
work was completely finished. This charming sylvan retreat is now the seat of 
the Rev. W. Bagshaw. There is no village properly called Ecclesall, the Cha- 
pel of Ease being near Banner Cross, on a pleasant eminence, where it was 
built in 1788, at the cost of £1553, on the site of a small ancient fabric, in which 
the monks of Beauchief had long filled the pastoral office. It is a neat stone 
building, about three miles from the town, and has recently been new roofed 
and thoroughly repaired. The Vicar of Sheffield is patron of the perpetual cu- 
racy, valued at £160 : and the Rev. W. H. Vale, M.A., is the incumbent From 
several benefactions, the poor have £'. 14s. yearly ; the master of Sharrow School, 
£9. 10s., for eight free scholars; and the master of Broad Oak Green School, 
£2 for six free scholars. Earl Fitzwilliam is lord of the manor ; but a large por- 
tion of the soil belongs to other proprietors. Whiteley Wood, near the head 
of the delightful vale of the porter, 4 miles S.W. of Sheffield, is the sylvan seat of 
Miss Silcock. who, in 1838, built and endowed Fuhoood Church, which stands on 
the opposite side of the river, in Upper Hallam township. The Ecclesall Poor 
Law Union is already noticed. 

NETHER HALLAM township has 1902 acres, and had 7275 inhabitants in 
1841. It includes the hamlets and suburbs of Upperthorpe, Walkley, Malm 
Bridge, Hill Bridge, Hill Foot, Portmahon, Philadelphia, and most of Owlerton, 
stretching from 1 to 2 miles N.N.W. ; Steel Bank, Spring Vale, Spring Hill, 
Barber Nook, Crookes, and Hallam Gate, 2 miles W. by N. 5 Endcliffe, Lydgaie, 



324 SHEFFIELD PARISH. 

and Tapton, 2 miles W. ; the populous village of Upper and Nether Heeley, 
nearly 2 miles S. ; and Newjietd Green, 3 miles S. by E. of Sheffield. Crookes 
Church, dedicated to St. Thomas, is a neat Gothic building, erected and en- 
dowed in 1840, by the Misses Harrison, and now in the incumbency of the Rev. 
F. Owen, M.A. The School at Crookes is endowed with land let for £22 a year ; 
and near it is a Methodist Chapel, built in 1836, and the Hadfield Reservoir, at 
the head of the numerous dams on Crookes Moor, belonging to the Sheffield Wa- 
terworks. Heeley is a large village, and has a school, endowed with £20 per an- 
num, and a Methodist Chapel, built in 1826. The erection of a Church at Heeley 
is in contemplation. 

UPPER HALL AM is an extensive, wild, and thinly populated township, 
forming the north-western portion of the parish, bounded on the north by the 
Rivelin, and on the south by the Porter, and containing 8836 acres, 1401 souls, 
and the scattered hamlets of Carsick Hill, Crosspool, Fulwood, Nether Green, 
Ran Moor, Sandy Gate, Stephen Hill, and Stuinperlowe, from 3 to 5 miles W. of 
Sheffield. The Independents have a chapel at Fulwood, and the Methodists ano- 
ther at Ran moor. The School at Fulwood, built in 1793, is endowed with land 
let for £13. 13s. a year, purchased with several benefactions, for the education of 
18 poor children ; and in 1836, £5. 18s. yearly was left by Mr. Hatfield, for 15 addi- 
tional free scholars. Higher up, in the romantic vale of the Porter, opposite her 
mansion of Whiteley Wood, is Christ Church, in Fulwood, built and en- 
dowed by Miss Phoebe Silcock, under the act of the 1st and 2nd of Wm. IV., 
cap. 38, and vested in trustees. The first stone was laid August 16th, 1837. It 
is a handsome building, in the lancet Gothic style, 82 feet long by 39 broad, with 
a tower at the west end, 67 feet high. It cost about £2200, and will seat upwards 
of 300 hearers. The Rev. E. B. Chalmers, B.A,, is the incumbent. Beyond 
this church is Lord's Seat, Fulwood Head, and Ringinglowe, adjoining the moun- 
tainous moors of Derbyshire ; and north of these is the Redmires Reservoir, a 
fine sheet of water, covering about 50 acres, and being now the principal source 
of the Sheffield Waterworks. It is near the source of the Rivelin ; and lower 
down the stream, on the lofty and precipitous banks of that rivulet, is Bell Hag 
Inn, 3 miles west of Sheffield, commanding extensive views over the hills and 
dales of Stannington, Loxley, and Bradfield. The inn and large reservoir at 
Redmires are about six miles west of Sheffield ; and a delightful walk of a mile 
further to the west, carries the tourist to the lofty summit of Stanage Pole, where 
many of the mountain peaks and dales of Derbyshire are opened to his view. 

The MANOR is a small village, nearly 2 miles E.S.E. of Sheffield, and formed 
principally in the ruins of the ancient Manor House of Hallamshire. It is in 
Sheffield township, nearly in the centre of the Park, which is now enclosed, and 
contains a populous suburb of the town, on the acclivity rising from the Sheaf, 
and many scattered farm-houses, handsome villas, (fee. 

Directory of the Villages and Out-Townships in Sheffield Parish, 
except such Parts as are included in the Directory of the Town and Suburbs. 



ATTERCLIFFE. 
Marked 1 , are near the Aqueduct ; 
2, at Carbrook ; 3, Hilt Top; 4, 
Oakes 7 green; 5, Canal side; 6, 
on the Common; andl, at Green- 
land. 
Appleton Joseph Hill, druggist 
Atkinson Charles, mercht. & manfr 
1 Bacon Wm. bookkeeper 
oBlagden Mrs Elizabeth 
3 Battie Alfd. bookpr. & 6 Mrs Sar. 
Blackburn Rev John, M.A. incumbt 
1 Blake Mrs Sarah. || Brown Eliz. 
Blythman Geo. plumber & painter 
Boucher Henry, bookkeeper 
Bower Geo. hairdresser, Post office 
Bower Charles, silversmith 
Burgin Samuel, colliery manager 



6 Carr Wm. spiral cutter, &c. mfr 
Charlesworth Mrs Mary 
3 Clayton Septimus, accountant 
Clayton James, cart owner 
Deakin Misses Mary & Maria 
Dearden Joseph, confectioner 
Elvidge Henry, cart owner 
Foster James, miller at "Woodhouse 

3 Foster Samuel, mill chisel maker 
Foster Thomas, mill chisel maker 
Fox Sarah, tinner and brazier 

4 Glave Mrs Ann || Broadhead Hanh. 
Gleadall Leonard, chain maker 
Greaves George, bookkeeper 

3 Gunston Mttw. scale & spring mkr 
Hague Andrew, millwright 
Hall John, bookkeeper 
3 Handley James, policeman 



ATTERCLIFFE DIEECTOET. 



325 



2 Hargreaves Samuel, besom maker 
Heathcote Edwin, traveller 
6 Hill George, corn miller & earth- 
enware manufacturer 
Howard Thomas, bookkeeper 
Hoyland Heury, comb manfr 
Huntsman Fras. steel converter, &c 
Ingall Edward, steel converter, &c 
Jackson Samuel, saw, &c. manfr 
Jefferson John, Independent minister 
Johnson John, scale presser, &c 
Jowitt Thomas, tile manager 
Knott Samuel, ironmonger & smith 
Lindley Thos. Standage, hairdresser 
Lister Stephen, Temperance Hotel 
Makin Wm. steel converter, and 
roller bar, mill chisel, machine 
knife, file, scythe, &c. manfr 
4 Manifield George, paver 
Marriott Wm. maltster 
Marriott & Atkinson, raerchts. steel 
converters, rollers, forgers & tilt- 
ers, and file, edgetool, &c. manu- 
facturers, Fitzalan Works 
Marsh Sarah, midwife 
Marshall George, registrar 
Milner John, Esq. barrister 
Milner W. P. solicitor, (fy Sheffield) 
Nettleship George, excise officer 
Oakes Mark, casting pot, fire proof 

chimney pot, &c. manufacturer 
4 Osborne Joseph, bookkeeper 
Owen "Wm. painter 
Parker George, spade, shovel, hame 
clout, blistered steel, &c. manu- 
facturer, Crown Works 
Parker Wm. spade, shovel, mill chi- 
sel, anvil, chain, patten ring, &c. 
manufacturer, (and Sheffield) 
Richardson Edwin Wm. surgeon 
Rodgers James, cowkeeper 
Ryalls Charles, town crier & pinder 
Sanderson Brothers & Co. steel mfrs. 
tilters, forgers, rollers, &c. (and 
Sheffield) 
Senior Joseph, traveller 
Shaw John, surgeon 
2 Sheffield Coal Co. colliery owners 
Smith George, maltster 
Sorby Hy. coal owner, Woodbourn 
Steel Jesse, broker at Sheffield 
W r ales Henry, stone cutter 

1 Walkland John and Wm. red and 

black earthenware manufacturers 
4 White Henry, bookkeeper 
Wilde Mrs Fanny 

2 Woodcock Wm. bookkeeper 

2 E 



Wooffinden Joshua, steel manager 
2 Wragg Samuel, basket maker 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Albion, Charlotte Naylor 
Blue Bell, William W r hiteley 
Coach & Horses, Hugh Bradford 
Cutlers' Arms, George Miller 
Golden Ball, George Dawson 
Green Dragon, Mary Drabble 
Grey Horse, Wm. Milner, Blast In 
Hope & Anchor, Mary Elam 
Horse & Jockey, Thomas Hickson 
Old White Hart, Sarah Bretnall 
Plough, Sarah Gray 
Queen's Head, Wm. Pickering 
Robin Hood, Wm. Perkins 



Travellers' Inn. 

Academies, 
Barnsley Chtte. 
Heaton Squire, 
Linley John 
Wild Wm. 

Beer Houses. 
5 Critchlow My. 
Eyre Elizabeth 
2 Fowler John 
Handley James 

Blacksmiths. 
Hague George 
Haselwood Jas. 
BootfyShoeMkrs. 
Cavill James 
Gascoyne Saml. 
Johnson James 
Johnson Benj. 
Kelk George 
Mawson Leonard 
Xewton John 
Osborne Sarah 
Seaman Samuel 
Stoakes Robert 
Swallow Ruth 
Turton Wm. 

BUTCHERS. 

(* Pork.) 
*Bland Rachel 
Booker John 
Charlesworth C. 
Elam Mary 
Foster James 
*Jackson Chas. 
5 Johnson Geo. 
Seaman Samuel 
Willey George 

FARMERS AND 
COWKEEPERS, 

Beard George 



Stephen Terry 
7 Barber John 

2 Bradford Geo. 
Bradford Jph. 

| 7 Coates James 
! 2 Fowler John 
i Gleadall Ann 
; Hoyland Jonth. 
i 5 Johnson Geo. 
I 5 Kitching Geo. 
; Lee Henry 
j 1 Linley Joseph 
I 3 Maurice Wm. 
! 3 Simpson Saml. 
| 4 Unwin Joseph 

3 Whitworth G. 
3 Willey John 
1 Winter Mary 

GARDENERS. 

Bailey George 
Batty John 
3 Boden Samuel 
3 Foster Samuel 
grocers, &c. 
BaconMy.(&dpr) 
Bailey Isaac 
Curtis Mary 
Drabble John 
Foster James 
HagueG.(sextn.) 
| Healey James 
; Hobson John 
Holmes Henry 
HowsonEliz. 
Johnson John 
LeggoeW.(&dpr) 
Morton Thomas 
Osborne Sarah 
Ren wick John 
Rodgers George 
Seaman Samuel 



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ATTERCLIFFE AND DARNAL. 



Stoker Elizabeth 
Stubbing Stephen 
Turner Joseph 
Walker Samuel 
Walker Mv.(dpr) 
3 Willey John 

JOINERS. 

Clark & Hague 
Elliott Benjamin 
Hague Thomas 

MASONS. 

Hickson Thomas 
3 Jilley Thomas 
Johnson George 

6 Johnson James 
StringfellowWm. 
Wales Joseph 

Milliners, fyc. 

3 Corker Mary 
Hobson Sarah 
Oakes Harriet 
Smith Eliza 
Wales M.& S.A. 
"Walker Ann 
Pen and Pocket 

Knife Manfrs. 

7 Coates Wm. 
Gascoigne Jph. 
Gascoigne Hy. 

1 Goddard Cbas. 

4 Green Stephen 
Hudson Geo.Fdk. 



4 Kirkby Godfrey 
Miller John 
Marsh Wm. 
Miller George 
Miller John,jun. 
Raynor Henry 
Ryalls Charles 
Wilde Henry 

SADDLERS. 

Marshall Benj. 
Ren wick John 
Scissor Manfrs. 
Howden John 

3 Willey John 
Straw Hat Mkrs. 
Oldknow Emma 

4 Osborne Rebc. 
Johnson Ellen 

TAILORS. 

Chapman David 
Charles Benj. 
Handley James 
Handley Wm. 
Hobson John 
Taylor Edward 
Wheelwgts. fyc. 
Curtis Wm. 
Gladwin Wm. 
Goodwin Robert 
Thomlinson Chs. 
3 Walkland Wm. 



DARNALL. 

Attercliffe-cum-Darnall Township. 
Allen Esther, vict. Ball 
Allen Joseph, scale presser 
Booker Jas. vict. Old Bradley Well 
Brashaw Thos. vict. Duke of York 
Brashaw Mr Geo., & Saral. woodman 
Crownshaw Wm. razor scale presser 
Dyson Thomas, cowkeeper 
Elliott John, beerhouse 
Gaunt John, gentleman 
Gibbins Joseph & Sons, scissor mfrs 
Gibson Rev Wm. L.,B.A. incumbt 
Hard castle Wm.vict. Wellington Inn 
Hardcastle Henry, file manufacturer 
Howard Joseph, scale presser 
Innocent Frances, dressmaker 
Kitching John, surgeon & asylum 

keeper, Darnall Hall Retreat 
Linley Wm. cartowner 
Reaves Misses Sarah, Mary and 

Ellen, ladies' boarding school 
Roebuck Samuel, gardener 
Staniforth Charles, scale presser 



Wright John, chapel clerk 



Blacksmiths, 
Reaney John 
Shaw Elizabeth 

Butchers. 
Booker John 
Hawke George 
Hawke John 
Linley John 
Taylor Mary 
Pen and Pocket 

Knife Manfrs. 
Booker John 
Grayson Wm. 
Innocent John 
Innocent James 
Redforth Wm. 

Shoemakers. 
Hadfield Thomas 
Hill Thomas 
Pickford Samuel 
Storey Robert 
Wade Samuel 

Shopkeepers. 
Beaumont Richd. 



Booker George 
Brashaw John 
Hardcastle Wm. 
Machin Thomas 

FARMERS. 

Booker John 
Booker Wm. 
Bower James 
Brashaw John 
Brashaw Thos. 
Charles worth Js. 
Cheetham Geo. 
Hardcastle Wm. 
Hawke George 
Hawke John 
Linley Joseph 
Linley Sarah 
Machin Thomas 
Roebuck John 
Wade Samuel 
Watson Wm. 
Wheelwghts. fyc. 
Dodson Richard 
Hardcastle Saml. 



BRIGHTSIDE BIERLOW. 

Marked 1, are in Grimesthorpe, 
Sf the others in or near Brightside. 

(Pitsmoor, Bridgehouses, §•<?., are in- 
cluded with Sheffield.) 

1 Ashforth Geo. mason and builder 

1 Ashforth John, mason and builder 

1 Ashforth Wm. mason 

Ashmore Wm. beerhouse 

1 Barker Mrs Margaret 

1 Belk William, millwright 

1 Beardshaw Miss M. schoolmistress 

I Beardshaw Paul, table knife manfr 

1 Bell Mrs Ann 

Brown John, railway clerk 

Butler Capt. Thos., Brightside bank 

1 Cowlishaw Henry, weaver's shear, 
butcher's steel, &c. manufacturer 

Fox George, blacksmith 

1 Gregory Joseph, tailor 

Jessop Wm. & Sons, steel manfrs. & 
rollers & tilters, BrightsideWorks, 
and Sheffield 

Knowles Joshua, forge manager 

Kirk Saml. land valuer • 

1 Leas ley James, mason 

1 Linley John, cart owner 

1 Mallin^on Jph. beerhs. & Mrs E. 

Moselev John, forgeman 

Oliver David, miller, Club Mill 

Oliver John, corn miller 



BRIGHTSIDE AND ECCLESALL BIBuLOW. 



327 



1 Kay Robert, Temp. Coffee House 
Roberts James, forge manager 
Sayle Benjamin, gentleman 
Sanderson John, mercht. New Hall 
Sanderson Brothers & Co. steel mfrs. 
forgers, tilters, &c. Brightside 
Forge, and Sheffield 
1 Shaw George, table knife manfr 
] Swann Thomas, schoolmaster 
1 Vaughan John, beerhouse keeper 
1 Walker Chas. charcoal burner, &c. 
IWigfall J. shoe & butcher knife mfr 
Whitton James, iron and steel roller 
1 Wilkinson J no. butcher; & Mrs M. 
1 Wilkinson Paul, warehouseman 
1 Wilkinson Wm. & Sons, manfrs. of 
plain and patent sheep shears, and 
shoe, butcher, bread, and drawing 
knives, steels, &c. Spring Works 
1 Wilkinson Joseph, manufacturer 

PUBLIC HOUSES 

1 Grimesthorpe Tav Henry Hobson 
Old Crown, Samuel Humstances 
Old White Swan, John Ashmore 
American Hotel, John Seaman 
1 Robin Hood, William Steel 

FARMERS. 

1 Barker John 
Bickley Wm. L. 
1 Colver Edw. & 

butcher 
1 Colver Robert 
1 Clarke George 
Creswick Eliz. 
Ellis Mrs Ann 
Ellis G. Wincobk. 
1 Kent William 
Marshall Robert 
1 Swift G.butchr 
1 Wheateroft T. 
1 WilkinsonPaul 
Fork Makers in 

Grimesthorpe. 
Broadhead John 
Barker Joseph 
Bulloss Robert 
Cantrill William 
Challiner John 
Challiner Jph. 



Challiner Wm. 
Firth Joseph 
Garfitt John 
Hall James 
Hall James,jun. 
Hall Jonathan 
Marsden John 
Marsden William 
Rhodes William 
Sellars Joseph 
"Vaughan J.& G. 
VaughanWm. 

Shopkeepers. 
1 Hudson Joseph 
lMarkland Mchl. 
Shepherd John 
1 Wilkinson Jas. 

Shoemakers. 
1 Linley Henry 
1 Linley Thomas 
1 Newham John 
Peniston James 
1 Thacker John 



ECCLESALL BIERLOW. 
Marked 1, live at Bents Green; 2, 
Banner Cross; 3, Abbey Dale ; 4, 
Button Hill; 5, Bobbing Hill ; 6, 
Grey stones; 7, Little Common ; 8, 
Millhouses; 9, Whirlow; 10, White- 
ley Wood; 11, Park Head; 12, 



Silver Hill; §-13, Carter Know I e 
(Sharrow Moor, Cherrytree Hill, 
MachonBank ,Highfield,Brincliffe 
Edge, fyc. are included with Shef- 
field.) 
Bagshaw Rev William, M.A., Ban- 
ner Cross Hall 
Bayley Richard, gent., Castle Dyke 

11 Barker Jph. vict. Wheat Sheaf 
2 Bachelor Jph. scripture reader 

8 Bingley C. W., solr. (& Sheffield) 

1 Blakelock Martha, gentlewoman 
6Blagden Joseph, shopkeeper 

6 Blacktin Sml. coal owner, & beerhs 

6 Blacktin Henry, saw maker 

10 Bramall Mrs Margaret 

12 Burrows John, quarry owner 

2 Cockayne Farewell, quarry owner 
Cocker Mrs Sarah, Hunter's House 
Creswick Thos. silver mfr. Lich View 
1 Crookes Mr Jonas 

1 Dalton Job, machine spring maker 

11 Dent Thos. pocket knife cutler 
8 Downing Ann, vict. Robin Hood 

1 Dungworth Thos. teapot handle mfr 

3 Dyson John, scythe, &c. manfr 
Ellin T. sen., mfr. Brincliffe Edge 
Ellse Albert, vict. Prince of Wales 
8 Fisher Brothers, scythe manfrs 
Fisher Mrs Ann, Chapel Houses 
Fisher Francis, mfr. Carter Knowle 

4 Fisher George, shopkeeper 

1 Fisher Misses Eliz. & Sar. Marsh 

House 

2 Fieldsend Joseph, gardener 

7 GarfittT. saw tile mfr. Wellfield hs 
10 Hancock Isaac & Cphr. masons 

and quarry owuers 

1 Hancock George, stone mason 

2 Hancock Thos. toll col ector 

4 Hawke Edw. teapot handle manfr 

1 Hill John, shopkeeper 

8 Hodgkinson J. millwright & beerhs 
10 Holdsworth & Atkin, spoon mfrs 

12 Hopkinson Jonathan, tailor 
Hughes Rev J., assistant curate 

2 Lennard Mrs Catherine 

8 Linley Saml. and Rbt. scythe mfrs. 

and Sheffield 
1 Loukes Edward, vict. Barrel 
7 Loukes Wm. vict. Rising Sun 
Makinson Jonathan, brush manfr. 

Broad Oak 
Marples Robt. shoemaker, Rustlings 
6 Marsden and Barber, coal owners 
6 Marsden Ebenezer, coal owner 
1 More wood Godfrey, shoemaker 



338 



ECCLESALL BIERLOW. 



12 Mottram Wm. blacksmith 
2 Needham John, toll collector 

1 Osborne Joseph, blacksmith & vict. 

Hammer and Pincers 

2 Osborne Thos. file manufacturer 

11 Radley Wm. shopkeeper 

12 Revill John, coal owner 

8 Saxton John, scythe manufacturer 
Silcock Miss Phoebe, gentlewoman, 

Whiteley Wood Hall 
1 Smith Albert, solr. (and Sheffield) 
8 Smith Samuel, woodman 
8 Smith My. vict. Waggon & Horses 

8 Speight Chas. corn miller 
Stephens Joseph, cork screw manu- 
facturer, Rustlings 

6 Stevenson Miss Mary 

1 Stones Richard, policeman 

2 Tomlinson Joseph, road surveyor 

3 Turner George, beerhouse 

1 TyzackSc Sons, saw mfrs. (& Shefld.) 
Vale Rev Wm. Humphrey, M.A., 

incumbent, Ecclesall Parsonage 

10 Unwin Henry & Co., steel tilters 
and forgers, (and Sheffield) 

5 Walker Joseph, gardener 

2 Ward George, sexton 

9 Waterfall Henry, solr. (& Sheffield) 

6 Webster Robt. highway surveyor 
White J. quarry owner, Hunter's Bar 

2 Wild Thos. blacksmith and shopr 
lOWillis Jno. & Stpn. land valuers 

9 Wilson Fdk. W. solr. (& Sheffield) 

8 Widdowson John, blacksmith 

9 Wilson John, & 1, Robt., tailors 
9 Wilson Samuel, shopkeeper 

3 Wrigglesworth Wm. bookkeeper 
6 Younge Robt. spirit merchant 

Academies. 
6 Guest Ann 
Hardy Thomas, 

Broad Oak 
1 Harrison Miss 
lOParkinsonSar. 

FARMERS. 

Barker Alex., 
Broad Oak gn 

11 Barker Joseph 

12 Bartin Mary 
4Bartin Thomas 
Bartin W. Hall In 
1 Bartin W. sen. 
6Blacktin Wm. 
1 Booker James 
5 Burgess Wm. 

4 BurkinshawJp. 
12 Burrows Jno. 



3 Clark Isaac 
9 Clark Joseph 
9 Clark Samuel 

6 Creswick Jno. 

2 Denton John 

8 Downing Ann 
9Dungworth SI. 
9DungworthSar. 
Elvidge Samuel, 

Lower Edge 
1 Fisher S. & A. 

3 Fox Thomas 

7 Firth John 

9 Furniss Wm. 
9 Gill Ann 

8 Gill Mary 

9 Hallam John 
1 Hallam Wm. 

1 Hancock Geo. 



7Hallatt Wm. 
2 HawkeEdward 

12 Humphrey SI. 

1 Hill John 
11 Humphreys 

Wheatley 
Ibberson Willm., 
Archer lane 

2 Jones John 
LeeJn.ThriftHs 

13 LoukesRichd. 
Loukes Ths.Bin- 

Tiey,HighSt&rrs 
2 LoukesEdward 

1 Makinson Jno. 
MarsdenCharles, 

Ringing lowe 

2 Mason John 
10 Mason Wm. 

6 Middleton Jno. 
10 Mills Wm. 
Mottram Guite, 
Ringing lower d 
Mottram Joshua, 

Trap lane 
Mottram Wm., 

Green Head 
4 Roberts Wm. 



13 Siddell Danl. 
2 Smith John 
2 Smith John 
8 Smith Samuel 

8 Swinden Benj. 
13 SykesThomas 

9 Wall George 

9 Wall William 
1 Whitworth Ts. 
lOWillis J. &S. 
Pen and Pocket 

Knife Manfrs. 
1 Bartin William 
8 Beighton John 
1 Dal ton Job 
5 Oldfield Wm. 
Wheelwrights fy 

Joiners. 
12BurrowsThos. 

1 Crookes John 

2 Elliott John 
5 Ellis Thomas 

7 MakinsonThos. 
3NaylorWm. 
7 Stephens Jno. 
1 W^hitworth Ts. 

10 Wild Joseph, 
and sawyer 



UPPER HALLAM. 

Marked 1, live at Bell Hag ; 2, Car- 
sick Hill; 3, Cross Pool; 4, Ful- 
wooi ; 5, Gool Green; 6, Nether 
Green ; 7, Ran Moor ; -8, Sandy- 
Gate ; 9, Stephen Hill; and 10, at 
Stumper lowe. 

4 Andrews Philip, coal owner 

3 Atkin Matthew, schoolmaster 

2 Barber Thos. joiner's tool maker 
7 Barnes Geo. spring knife manfr 
7 Beal Joshua, scissor manfr 

7 Beal Jno. & Jph. scissor and cook, 

butcher, and spear knife manfrs 
7 Bennett Abm. andS. quarry owners 
7 Berresford John, quarry owner 
1 Birks Thomas, spring knife mfr 
6Blagden Thos. joiner and wheelgt 

4 Chalmers Rev Edw. Boteler,incbfc 
7 Crawshaw Jas. schoolmaster 

4 Chad wick & Booker, quarry owners 

5 Collins Joseph, plasterer 
6Dalby Richard, policeman 

7 Dear man Jas. fork mfr. (& Shejld) 

3 Dickinson Miss, schoolmistress 
Fox Joseph, gamekeeper, Redmires 

4 Fergie Mr. schoolmaster 

4 Green George, corn miller 



UPPER HAI,LAM. 



329 



2 Green Geo. mason and builder 

4 Green Christopher, quarry owner 

3 Hambleton Robert, toll collector 

4 Hancock C. mason & church clerk 
6 Heaton Matw. butcher & cattle dlr 

3 Hinchliff Joshua, file manufacturer 

6 Hobson Thos. pocket knife manfr 
Holy D. & G. merts. Burntstones 
Hoy land Wm. file mfr. Tom lane 
9 Lockwood George, tailor 

4 Rhodes Rev Hugh Garside, Inde- 
pendent minister 

8 Russell Wm. blacksmith 

9 Russell James, joiner 

7 Spencer Joseph, tailor 

6 Stringer Saml. pen & pkt. knife mfr 

6 Stringer Wm. pen knife, &c. mfr 

7 Thompson Robt. drawing master 
Unwin Alfred, steel manfr. &c, 

Bottoms Forge 
6 Warbleton Mr John 

6 Warbleton Philip, file manfr 

7 Waterfall Jas. file manufacturer 
2 Waterfall Stephen, file manfr 
lOWilson MrsE., Stumperlowe Grg 
Wilson Joshua, tailor, Hallam head 

10 Woodcroft John, gent. ; house 
Bennett Grange 

Woollen G. Hawke, miller, Rivelin 
Wordsworth Geo. & Jph. steel wire 
drawers, Ringing lowe 

4 Wright Edward, schoolmaster 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

8 Ball, Charlotte Wright 

1 Bell Hagg Inn, George Colbridge 
Grouse & 1 rout, Hy. Boot, Redmires 

7 Highland Laddie, J. Swan, (cutler) 

5 Hammer and Pincers, Farewell 
Harrison, (and smith) 

Norfolk Arms, Charles Marsden, 
Rininglowe 

8 Plough, Joseph Creswick 
Ollin Tavern, J. Topham, Rivelin 



Beer Houses. 
9 Bennett John 
6 Biggin Alethea 
4 Earnshaw Hh. 

3 Sarson Sarah 

4 Swindell John 
4 WoodhouseDd. 
Boot fy Shoe Mkrs. 

8 Andrews Wm. 

6 Hodgetts John 

9 Ridal William 
4 Swift Thomas 

7 WorrallGeorge 



FARMERS. 

5 Andrews Thos. 
8 Andrews John 
4 Andrews Php. 
10 Andrews Jno. 
Betteney Wm., 

Lodge moor 

6 BlagdenDothy. 
4 Booth Geo. jun. 
4 Broomhead Jno. 
4 Creswick Jas. 
8 Creswick Jno. 
2 Creswick Wm. 
8 Downend Wm. 



3 Elliott Wm. 

4 Elliott John 
4 Klliott Sarah 
4 Fox George 
4 Fox Stephen 
7 Garrett Wm. 

7 Gatley Thomas 
4 Grayson Geo. 
4 Green Cphr. 

4 Green James 

8 Green George 
4 Green Samuel 
4 Gregory Eliz. 
Hall Geo. Red- 
mires 

10 Hallam Jph. 
4 Hallatt John 
4 Harrison Ralph 
6 HawksworthE. 
4 Haywood Jph., 

Brook House 
Hinchliffe Benj., 

Sley Lees 
4 Hinchliffe Jno. 
4 Hinchliffe Sml. 
6 Hobson Thos. 

6 Holmes Robert 
8 Hoy land John 
Howe W. Rivelin 

7 Ibbotson Henry 

8 Kirkby Cath. 

4 Lee J. Brook hs 
Lowe G.Crimcar 
Marsden Joseph 



4 Marsden Wm. 
8 M arsden Geo. 
4 Marshall John 
Meynall Robert, 

Lord's Seat 
4 Mottram Geo. 
4 Ogden Joseph 
2 Parker George 
Parker George 
4 Pitohford Wm. 
1 Pitchford Wm. 
1 Rogerson Jas. 

1 Russell John 
8 Russell Thos. 
7 Stead Joseph 

2 Stringer Saml. 
6 Swift William 
Thorpe Benj., 

Lodge moor 
4 Turner Wm. 
4 Ward Robert 
Yardiow Edevd., 

Yamcliffe 
W T hite J ames, 

Brook House 
4Woodhouse Dd. 
Woodhouse Jth. 

6 Woodhouse Ts. 

7 WorrallGeorge 
4Wragg Joseph 

Shopkeepers. 
2 Ashforth Sarah 
7 Deakin Isaac 
7 Howson Joseph 



NETHER HALLAM. 

Marked 1 , live at Bull Hill; 2,Clough 
Field ; 3, Lydgate ; 4, Malin 
Bridge ; o, Tapton Hill; 6, Walk- 
leyi 7,Crookes; 8, Hill Bridge. 

(Crookes Moor, Upperthorpe, fyc, 
are included with Sheffield. 
(See also Owlerton and Heeley.) 

7 Atkin Mattw. schoolmr. & sexton 

7 Barber Mrs farmer, Barber nook 
6 Bradshaw Mrs Grace 
7Bramwell John, shoemaker 

6 Brown Samuel, schoolmaster 
5 Burrows Thomas, gentleman 

5 Burrows Jno. horn dlr. (& Sheffield) 

6 Butler John, table knife manfr 

8 Cooper James, grocer & flour dlr 

7 Deakin George, comb manfr 

5 Dickinson Mrs Hannah 

6 Dickinson Joseph, tilter, Walklev 

Bank Tilt 

7 Fenton Joseph, solicitor, (&She/ld) 

2 e *2 



330 



NETHER HALLAM TOWNSHIP. 



7 Foster Joseph, bookkeeper 
7Foulds Samuel, butcher 

5 Glossop George, tailor 

2 Gosnay Wm. colliery owner 

7 Holland Edw. solicitor's clerk 

8 Jennings Joseph, butcher » 
7Harwood Mrs Eliz. & Saml. gent 

6 Hawksworth George, tilter 

7 Howlden Mrs Ann 

5 Houlgate Miss E. schoolmistress 

7 Lomas Robert, beerhouse 

7 Loxley Wm. joiner and builder 

3 Marsh John, mert. Lydgate Hall 
7 Moxley William, tailor 

7 Middleton Wm. bookkeeper 
7 Mitchell Isaac, gentleman 
7 Owen Rev Fras. M.A., incmbt 
7 Parker Joseph, schoolmaster 

5 Pearson William, blacksmith 
Ronksley Geo. gent. Moor Oaks 

6 Shelley Elizabeth, file manfr 
Shore Mrs Mary, Tapton Grove 

7 Skelton Samuel, land surveyor 
7 Smith Ellen, ladies' school 
Smith Mr John, Spring Vale 

7 Spooner Joshua, Wm. and Peter, 

gentleman, Hallam gate 
7 Stafford Mrs Elizabeth 
Thompson Mr David, Hill Bridge 
7 Toyne David, butcher, Spring Hs 

4 Walkley Bank Tilt Co., titters, &c. 

5 White Francis, gentleman 
7 Wilde Joseph, etcher, &c. 
Wilkinson Mr John, Hill bridge 

3 Wilson Benjamin, joiner, &c. 
Wright Wm. academy, HowardHill 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

7 Ball, Joseph Skelton 

6 Cottage, Peter Bradshaw 

7 Grindstone, Sar. Stead, Hallam gt 

8 Free Mason's Arms, D. Thompson 

8 Hillsbro' Hotel, John Wilkinson 

5 King's Head, James Furniss 

7 Punch Bowl, Jno. Medley, (mason) 

6 Sportsman's Inn, Wm. Bradshaw 

4 Stag, Benjamin Hague 

4 Yew Tree, Benjamin Shaw 



FARMERS. 

4 Bower Joseph 
4 Bower Isaac 
6 Bradshaw Wm. 

6 Bradshaw Ptr. 

7 Braraweli Ths. 

4 Cooper James 

5 Ratcliffe Edw. 
RyallsJno. Cross 

Pool 



7 Skelton Thos. 
Shields James, 

Heavy gate 
Slinn James 

6 Spooner Hugh 
2 Spooner John 
1 Spooner Sarah 

7 Stafford Henry 
6ThompsonWm. 
7 Walker John 



7 Whitworth Ts. 

2 Wragg Benj. 

3 Wrath man Rt. 
Pen and Pocket 

Knife Manfr s. 
6 Burgin John 

Hallam 
6 Copley John 
5Etchell Benj. 

6 Fearn John 

5 Furniss James 

7 Oates William 
5 Platts John 



5 Ryalls Wm. 
7 Skelton John 
7 Slack Isaac 

5 Wragg Henry 
Quarry Owners. 
4 Bower Joseph 
4 Bower Isaac 

6 Brown Samuel 
7Sanderson Jthn. 
1 Spooner Sarah 

Shopkeepers. 

7 Brown Joseph 
7 Wragg Jamas 



HEELEY. 

(IN NETHER HALLAM TOWNSHIP.) 

Marked 1, live in Nether Heeley ; 2, 
Upper Heeley; 3, Middle Hee- 
ley ; and 4, at Newfeld Green, 
3 Allott Mrs Sarah 
3 Berley Jph. vict. Waggon&Horses 
3 Badger Thos. vict. Shakspeare Tav 
3 Bolsover Mary, shopkeeper 

3 Boot Wm. mason and farmer 

2 Bowler John& Wm. horn umbrella 
hook manufacturers 

2 Bradbury Mr Henry 

1 Brailsford Mary & Jas. corn millers 

4 Brownell Mrs Marianne, Newfield 
] Cass Wm. toll collector 

3 Chapman Samuel, shopkeeper 

1 Croft Hy. saddler & harness maker 

2 Fligg Hy.Porter &MrsEliz. school 

4 Gill John, farmer ; h Millhouses 

3 Godber Mary Ann, schoolmrs 

3 Godwin Fisher, nursery&seedsman 

1 Hunt Henry, vict. White Lion 

2 Johnson James, butcher 

1 LowcockJ.wheelwgt.(& LtlSheJfld) 

1 Mabbott Wm. Thos. pearl cutter 

2 Memmott Amos, shopr. & scale ctr 
2 Memmott Edward, beerhouse 

2 Memmott Geo. sen. farmer 

4 Milner James, silversmith 

1 Naylor Samuel, butcher 
4 Naylor Joseph, farmer 

2 Proctor Mary, vict. Ball 

3 Pryor Wm. gardener 

3 Reaney George, filesmith 

1 ReynoldsMrGeo.||3 Smith Wm. elk 

1 Smith Edwin, vict. Red Lion 

1 Smith Maria dressmkr. & Mr Jas. 

1 Smith Wm. grocer and butcher 

1 Stanley Miss Mary Ann & Sisters 

1 Styring Thos. grocer aud druggist 

3 Tasker Joseph, policeman 

1 Yardy Jph. & Thos, blacksmiths 



SHEFFIELD PARISH. 



331 



2 Wheatcroft Wm. farmer 

3 Wilson Joseph, toll collector 
1 Wilson John, hat maker 

1 Wright Mr Lear||4WilsonJph.clk 
1 Wright Joseph, shopkeeper 



File Manfrs. 
3 Earl Thomas 
3 Gosling Geo. 
3 Hurst Thomas 
1 Osborne Thos. 
PenfyPocketKnf 
Manufacturers. 

1 Archdale Jph. 
3 Barlow Wm. 
3 Beighton Geo. 

2 Berley Geo. 

3 ChapmanSaml. 
2 Gillott George 



3 Goodison Wm. 

4 Memmott Geo. 

2 Memmott Wm. 

3 Palfrey m an Geo 
3 PalfreymanG., 

junior 
3 Taylor Thomas 
3 ThompsonWm. 
3 Wheatcroft Lk. 

Shoemakers. 
1 Marsden Josh. 
1 Marsden Jph. 
1 Richardson Jn. 



OWLERTON, &c. 
Marked * are in Ecclesfield Parish ; 

fyt he rest in Nether Hallam Twp. 
Armitage Ann, shopkeeper 
Armitage Robt. pocket knife manfr 
Askwith Amos, boot and shoe maker 
Bower Joseph and Isaac, quarry 

owners, Malin Bridge 
*Butler Jph. road survr. Burrow Lee 
*Carr John, vict. Ball 
Gasson James, shopkeeper 
Chapman John, bone setter 
Cooke Abraham, vict. Crown 
Cooper James, shopkeeper 
Crookes Thos. joiner & wheelwright 
Crookes John, beerhouse 
Crowther Mrs Mary 
Dickinson J iph.f &r mer, Raivson spring 
Ellis John, vict. Sportsman's Group 
EdmundsMartin,forger, Slack Works 
Greaves Mr Charles 
Hague Benj. vict. Stag, Malin Brdg 
Hawksley Geo. engineer & millwrgt 
Hawksley Joseph, paper manfr 
Lee John, steel roller, Bir ley Meadow 
Longbottom John, pocket knife mfr 
Loxley Thomas, wheelwright 
Machin Joseph, butcher 
Marsh Ann, shopkeeper 
Mellor Hugh, surgeon 
Nicholson Geo. boot & shoe maker 
Oates Benj. pen & pocket knife mfr 
Oates Benj. jun. pen and pocket knife 

manufacturer, Kitting Crofts 
Pararaore Mr James 
Rhodes Joseph, millwright, &c 
Rose Alfred, bookkeeper 
Shaw John & Wm. brewers 



Smith John, tilter, Bir ley Meadow 
Stead Mrs Hannah, farmer 
Steel Wm. pen and pocket knife mfr 
Taylor Jas. wheelwright and smith 
Thompson & Hawksley, paper mfrs 
Thompson Hudson, paper manfr 
TnrtonThos.&Sons,tilters, Upr Slack 
Unwin John & Chas.tilters, UprSlack 
Woodcock Wm. grocer, maltster, &c 

ANSTON parish contains the 
villages of North and South Anston, 
12 miles E.S.E. of Sheffield, on the 
Worksop road, in the heart of the 
limestone district, and contains the 
quarry from which Messrs. Grissell 
and Peto obtain the beautiful free- 
stone of which the new Houses of 
Parliament are constructing. It 
contains 921 souls, and 3110 acres 
of land, exclusive of Woodseats town- 
ship. The Duke of Leeds is lord of 
the manor. The Church (St. James,) 
is a curacy, in the gift of the Pre- 
bendary of Laughton. At North 
Anston is a Methodist chapel, and 
between the two villages is a school, 
with a small endowment. 

ANSTON NORTH. 
Aire James, nail manufacturer 
Bell Wm. stone mason 
Bennett Thomas, butcher 
Chapman Joseph, schoolmaster 
Fox George, millwright 
Goodacre Thomas, butcher 
Goodwin John, wheelwright 
Grissell and Peto, quarry owners 
Highfield John, stone mason 
Hird Robert, wheelwright 
Holmes Wm. shopkeeper 
Horton C, ladies' school 
Horton Mary, shopkeeper 
Johnson Joseph, corn miller 
Parkin Thomas, tailor 
Rowbotham Rev Thomas, incumbt 
Sykes Mrs Mary 
Waring Wm. millwright 
Watson John, brickmaker 
Wells Wm. & George, shoemakers 
Whitehead Saml. vict. Blacksmiths' 

Arms 
Woodhead Robert, vict. Ball 
Woodhead Joseph, starch manfr 
Wright Geo. & Charles, gentlemen 
farmers. I Woodhead Wm. 
Silvester John | Woodward Geo. 
Turner Thomas (& maltster) 

Woodhead Jph. 



332 



ANSTON AND ASHTON PARISHES, 



ANSTON, SOUTH. 

Battersby Thomas, parish clerk 
Berry John, quarryman 
Chambers George, shoemaker 
Chambers John, butcher 
Chapel John, gentleman 
Clarke John, tailor 
Clayton Joseph, lime burner 
Foulds Charles, tailor 
Foulds George, carpenter 
Hawley Thomas, plumber & glazier 
Hanson Barnet, saddler 
Hepworth J. corn factor 
Jackson Samuel, shoemaker 
Johnson Joseph, corn miller 
Johnson Joseph, saddler 
Latimer Wm. surgeon 
Parkin John, nurseryman 
Salmon Edward, nail manufacturer 
Stephenson Robert, nurseryman 
Twibell Wm. corn miller 
"Whitehead Ann, boarding school 
Woodcock Wm, beerhouse 
Wright George, gentleman 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Deepcar Inn, John Rose 
Gate, John Frith, Canal side 
Kiveton Trooper, Fredk. Hawley 
Leeds Arms, John Whitehead, (& 

maltster) 
Loyal Trooper, Wm. Thorpe 



Beerhouses. 
Parkin Betty 
Parker George 

Blacksmiths, 
Ford George 
Robinson Thos. 

FARMERS. 

Beatson Ann 
Broomhead Geo. 
Booth George 
Harrison James 
Inman Samuel 
May George 
Pashley Joseph 
Rose John 
Salmon Wm. 



Taylor Wm. and 
Thomas 

Whitehead Wm. 
(and maltster) 
Shopkeepers* 

Morton Eliz. 

Roberts John 

Rogers Eliz. 

Rose Henry 

Turner James 

Unwin Wm. 

Wood Wm. 

Carriers to Sheff. 

Green George 

Paulson Wm. 



ASTON, a pleasant village on 
the Worksop road, 8 miles E. by S. 
of Sheffield, has in its parish 678 
souls, and 2879 acres, including 
Aughton hamlet, but exclusive of 
Ulley, which is partly in this parish. 
The Church (All Saints) is a rec- 
tory, valued at .£831, in the gift of 
Duke of Leeds, and incumbency of 



the Rev Wm. Aldereon, B.A. The 

school and poor have several small 

benefactions. 

ASTON. 

Marked 1, are on the Common; 2, 
at Hardwick ; and 3, at Nether- 
thorpe. (See also Ulley.) 

Alderson Rev Wm. B.A. rector 

Carver Wm. schoolmaster 

Charlesworth James, agent, Fence 
Colliery 

Dewiek Thomas, brick & tile mfr 

Ellis John, wheelwright 

3 Johnson James, saddler 

3 Lawke John, gardener 

Pashley Thomas, butcher 

Peniston John, grocer, &c 

Plant Thomas, gardener 

3 Senior Joseph, grocer and draper 

Sidebottora Edw. L. Esq. AstonHall 

Smith Stephen, tailor 

Sorby Horatio, Esq. coal onr. Fence 

Sorby Edwin, Esq. West Park Cotg 

Street William, gentleman 

Tomlinson Thomas, joiner 

Torr Thomas, blacksmith 

Widdowsou Wra. shopkeeper 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Blue Bell, John Seymour, (& shopr) 
Bull and Oak, Thomas Roberts 
Swallow Nest, Jas.Webb, (maltster) 
3 Yellow Lion, Maria Yelland 



Clayton Wm. 
Chumbley Thos. 
2 Hibbard J. 

2 Johnson Jph. 

3 Mills John 
Morton Charles 
Smith George 

1 Unwin Johu 
1 Waller John 
Ward Jonathan, 
Swallow Nest 



BootfyShoeMkrs. 
Levick Wm. 
Memmott Fras. 

(parish clerk) 
Senior Joseph 
Senior Jph. jun. 

FARMERS. 

3 Allen Joseph 
Barnes Benj. (& 

beerhouse) 
Butterell George 

AUGHTON. 
Bower Wm. gardener 
Brougham John, butcher & shopkr 
Dennis Charles, blacksmith 
Duckenfield Joseph, timber mercht 
Duckenfield Jph. jun. wheelwright 
Duckenfield Richard, timber mercht 

and vict. Bull Inn 
Halley John, plumber and glazier 
Harvey Rev Hy. Bridges, curate 
Hoyle Robert Cutforthy, Hall 
Lister Samuel, assistant overseer 
Robinson Thomas, tailor 
Rowbotham Joseph, shoemaker 



BRAITHWELL AND CONTSBROTJGH. 



333 



Youle Geo. & Sou, timber merchts 



FARMERS. 

Bagshaw James 
Duckenfield Jph, 



Handley Benj. 

Moss Francis 

Scholey John 



BRAITHWELL, 6J miles KN. 
E. of Rotherham, is a neat village 
in an airy and pleasant situation, and 
has in its township 447 souls, and 
2010 acres of land, including Mic- 
klebring, where there is an ex- 
cellent stratum of reddle. The Duke 
of Leeds is lord of the manor, and 
owner of most of the soil. The pa- 
rish includes Bramley township, and 
the Church (St. James") is a vi car- 
age, valued at £330, in the gift of 
the Crown. The school and poor 
have several benefactions. 
Marked * are at Micklebring, and 

the rest at Braithwell. 
*Bayes Rt. gent||Holdsworth MrsMy 
Clarkson Joseph, stocking weaver 
Dyson Thos. Esq. Manor House 
Kay George, vict. Red Lion 
Mason Win. vict. Butchers' Arms 
Ridgeway Thomas, stone mason 
Snipe John, schoolmaster 
Somerset Alice, vict. Plough 
Thompson James, butcher 
Thompson Wm. corn miller 
Thompson John, blacksmith 
Toyne Thomas, gent. Moat Hall 
Westby Thomas, tailor 
Wolfe Rev. Robt. Cope, B.A., vicar 
farmers. j Thompson Thos. 
Atkinson Wra. * Webster J. 
Beighton Mark Wild Wm. (and 
*BayesRobt.jun. maltster) 



Fiddler Septs, 
Hawke Rd. 
*Hicks Vvm. 
Kay Charles 
Kay George 
•Laycock Richd. 
Marshall Wm. 
Robinson Robt. 
Spencer Edward, 

(and maltster) 
Thompson, Jas. 

(& butcher) 
Thompson John 



Shoemakers, 

Hall George 
Hall Robert 
Western Wm. 
Shopkeepers, 
Clarkson Jas. 
Kay George 
Thickett John 
Wild John 

Wheelwrights. 
Revill John, sen. 
and jun. 



(and 



beerhouse) 
Snipe Wm. 



' 980 acres of land, forming a manor 

1 in the Duke of Leeds' Honor of Co- 

, nisbrough. The Grange belongs to 

; the Spencer family. The Chapel is 

a curacy, endowed with the rectorial 

tithes and annexed to Braithwell 

vicarage. 

Askew Thomas, tailor 
Barlow Mary, shopkeeper 
Chalmers Wm. wick Ball 
Day Robert, blacksmith 
Frost John, butcher 
Jessop Joseph, shoemaker 
Ratcliffe Zach. wheelwright 
Roberts Joseph, gentleman 
Quinton John, vict. Travellers' Inn 
Robinson Thomas, schoolmaster 
Sellars James, wheelwright 
Waterton Henry, farrier 
Woollen Mary, shopkeeper 
Woollen Wm. constable 

farmers. i Spencer Edw. 
Baker James ' Spurr Charles 
Earnshaw Wm. Stone Masons. 
Hoyland James Banks Wm. 
Outrara Thomas Firth Robert 
Roberts Mattw. Roberts George 
Roberts Thomas I Willis John 
Shaw John 



BRAMLEY, a village and town- 
ship in Braithwell parish, 4 miles E. 
of Rotherham, has 353 souls, and 



COXISBROUGH, or Conings- 

borough, is a handsome and well-built 
! village, mostly on a bold acclivity 
betwixt the river Don and the Don- 
caster road, 12 miles N.E. of Shef- 
field, and about 1 mile from Strafford 
Sands, from which, part of the name 
of the wapentake of Strafforth and 
Tickhill is derived. Its parish con- 
tains about 4000 acres of land, and 
1445 inhabitants ; and includes Clif- 
i ton, a village upon a lofty emi- 
nence, 1J mile to the south, contain- 
ing 101 souls. Conisbro' is celebrated 
for the ruin of its ancient Saxon cas- 
I tie, which stands upon a conical hill 
rising abruply from the Don, at the 
i east end of the village, and forms 
one of the principal scenes in Sir 
Walter Scott's popular romance of 
Ivanhoe, This admired ruin, which 
consists of the lofty shell of a large 
I and strong circular tower, commands 
| an extensive prospect of the fertile 
i vale of the Don, and was once an 
impregnable fortress, occupying the 
| whole crown of the eminence, and 



334 



CONISBROUGH PARISH, 



having the Don on the south and 
east, and a deep ravine between it 
and the village, from which it was 
anciently approached by a draw- 
bridge. The moat is now filled up, 
and the ruin is finely embowered in 
elm, ash, and other trees, some of 
which have grown to a considerable 
size within the castle walls. The 
Duke of Leeds is lord of the manor 
and extensive Hon or of Conisbrough, 
and Jas. Wilson, Esq., of Sheffield, 
is steward of the courts leet and ba- 
ron, held in the Moot Hall. The 
Church (St. Peter) is a vicarage, 
valued at £206, in the gift of the 
Archbishop of York. The school 
and poor have several small bene- 
factions. 

Marked * are at Clifton, 
Adam Thomas, fishmonger 
Appleyard George, cabinet maker 
Badger Thomas, sawyer 
Bamford Ralph, blacksmith 
Bamford Mary, straw hat maker 
*Belden Richard, castrator 
Bingley Mary, confectioner & baker 
Cooper Charles, spill basket maker 
Ellershaw Rev Henry, boarding 

academy, Old Hall 
Firth Miss Margaret || *Hall Sarah 
Fisher Henry Benjamin, surgeon 
Haigh John, plumber and glazier 
Hallam John, joiner, &c 
Harrison Edw. druggist, Post Office 
Harrison Joseph, veterinary surgeon 
Huntsman Fras. Esq. Crook hi 1 1 Hall 
Lockwood and Blagden, lime and 

stone merchants, Levitt Hag 
Marriott Wm. solicitor 
Mullins John & Robt. edgetool mfrs 
Oxley Thomas, cattle salesman 
Parkin Wm., Esq. The Terrace 
Rich Francis, beerhouse keeper 
Smith Eliz. & Co. fire brick, &c. mfrs 
Smith Thomas, brick and tile maker 
Tireman George Wm., Esq. barrister 
Townhend Robert, saddler 
Tyas Richard, wood pump maker 
Walker George, tanner 
Wastney Wm., Esq. ||Spencer MrJno. 
Watkinson John, cooper 
Watson Wm. bed pole, &c. turner 
Wright Rev George, vicar 

INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES. 

Eagle and Child, James Walker 
Fox Inn, John Urton 



Hill Top Inn, Francis Ogley 
Red Lion, George Witherby 
Star, Joseph Chadwick 



Academies, 
Cartledge Paul 
Ellershaw Rev 

Hy. (boarding) 
Hill Mary 
Booths hoeMkrs. 
Armitage Jph. 
Blackley George 
Dearden Jonthn. 
Hill Joseph 
Holmes Wm. 
Oxley Abraham 
Simpson Simeon 
Taylor Edward 
Watson John 
Butchers, 
Dawson John 
Goodlad Richard 
Rogerson Wm. 
Tyas Jonathan 
Whitaker James 

Corn Factors, 
Booth Thomas, 

(and miller) 
Cudworth Jph. 
Dawson Jno. sen 
Wigfnll Joshua, 

Orchard place 

FARMERS. 

Appleyard Jane 
Awty Richard 
*BlenkhornThos. 
Dawson John 
Goodlad John 
Goodlad Wm. 
Hallam Benj. 
Hopkinson Thos.. 
*Milward James 
Ogley Francis 
Piper John 
* Roberts James 
Roebuck Thos. 
RotherhamRd. 
Sargan John 



Smith Thomas 
Wastney Wm. 
Watts Joseph 
Whitaker James 

Grocers, Sfc. 
Booth Thomas 
Clark James 
Flinton Thomas 
Guest Ann 
Howson Israel, 

(and druggist) 
•Wild Matthew 

Maltsters. 
Nicholson Jph. 
Roberts Thomas 
Rogerson Wm. 

Stone Masons. 
Armitage Wm. 

and Joseph 
Chadwick Matw. 
Downing Nathan 

and Son 
Tailors. 
Halfpenny John 
Laughton Wm. 
Laughton P. G. 
Oxley George 
Smith Francis 

Wheelwrights 
and Carpenters, 
Hobson George 
Morley John 
Peace Henry 
Smith Wm. 
Smith Wm. jun 

Post Office 
at E. Harrison's. 
Letters desp. at 
4 afternoon. 

Coaches and 
Carriers call dai- 
ly at the Lion 
and Star Inns. 



HANDSWORTH,orFaws«wM, 
is a pleasant village, occupying a 
commanding eminence on the Work- 
sop road, 4£ miles E.S.E. of Shef- 
field. Its parish, which is very fer- 
tile, and abounds in coal, contains 
2862 inhabitants, and 3510 acres of 
land, divided into the four constable- 
wicks of Hauds worth, Gleadless, 



HANDSWORTH PARISH. 



335 



Richmond, and Woodhouse. It is 
one of the Duke of Norfolk's manors 
of Hallamshire, but a great part of 
the soil belongs to other proprietors. 
The Church is a small ancient fa- 
bric, which was partly rebuilt and 
thoroughly repaired in 1832, but the 
tower and spire were rebuilt in 1825. 
The rectory is worth upwards of £600 
a year. The Duke of Norfolk is pa- 
tron, and the Rev. John Hand, 
L.L.B., is the incumbent. The pa- 
rish school is endowed with about 
£20 per annum 

Gleadless, 4 miles S.S.E. of 
Sheffield, is a village, occupied partly 
by colliers, and has a neat Chapel of 
Ease, finished in 1840, and an Inde- 
pendent chapel, built in 1824. In- 
take is a hamlet and district of mo- 
dern enclosures, three miles S.E. of 
Sheffield, and has near it several col- 
lieries. Richmond is a rural ham- 
let, 3 \ miles E. by S. of Sheffield. 
"Woodhouse, or Handsworth Wood- 
house, is a neat scattered village, in 
the delightful vale of a small rivulet, 
5 miles E.S.E. of Sheffield ; and has 
a Methodist chapel, built in 1814, 
and an Independent chapel, erected 
in 1836. Near Woodhouse Mill is a 
Station on the North Midland Rail- 
way. 

HANDSWORTH. 
Ball Wm. surgeon 
Birtles Thomas, quarry owner, &c 
Brougham Wm. farmer 
Cadman Peter, gent. BaWfield Hall 
Cadman Wm. mercht. H, Grange 
Crookes Thomas, woodman 
Dodson Edward, farmer 
Dodson Eliz. vict. Cross Keys 
Dymond Mrs Ann 
England Joseph, vict. Old Crown 
Fisher, Holmes, &Co. nurserymen, &c 
Fisher Geo. and Jas. nurserymen 
Foster James, nurseryman 
Gillott John, traveller 
Hand Rev John, LL.B. rector 
Hanson John, quarry owner 
Holmes John, nurseryman, &c 
Hotham John, farmer 
Jeffcock Edw. gent. Dore House 
Jeffcock Wm. Esq. High Hazles 
Lister Mr Joseph, Hall Gate 
Musgrave Walter, painter & glazier 
Renshaw Samuel, farmer 



Scott Samuel, collar and harness mkr 
Sibray Geo. par. clerk, Post Office 
Stacey Miss Ann, Allan Cottage 
Stevenson Robert, veteriny. surgeon 
Wallis John & Rd. timber mercht OT 
Warburton and Gray, maltsters 
Warburton John, maltster 
Webster Henry, schoolmaster 
Weldon Thos. Esq. Bramley Hall 
Wombwell Mrs Charlotte Matilda 



Beer Houses, 
Cutts Wm. 
Makin Eliz. 

Butchers, 
Darwent Joseph 
Gray John 
Habershon Mtw. 
Hutchinson Jph. 

Blacksmiths, 
Denton Benj. 
Marsden Chas. 
Stevenson John 

Shoemakers. 
England Joseph 
Mirfin Joseph 
Oates W^m. 
Ward Wm. 



Shopkeepers, 
Dawson John 
Giossop Geo. 
Gray John 
Laverack John 
Lomas Daniel 
Swann John 
Tailors. 
Crofts Henry 
Crofts John 
England Thos. 
Hurt Wm. 
Wheelwrgts, fyc, 
Buxton Charles 
Kay Wm. 
Leadbeater John 

and George 



GLEADLESS. 
Marked * are at Hollins End ; Sf f 

at Hurlfield, 
Berley Amos, vict. Sheffield House 
Bull John, painter 
*Champion Alfred, bricklayer 
Corker Samuel, cart owner 
Cressey Mrs Ann 
Eaton Joseph, bricklayer, &c 
Eaton Adam, schoolmaster 
Flory Henry Cornelius, boarding 

school, Myrtle Spring 
Gladwin John, vict. Red Lion 
*Hunter Wm. bookkeeper 
Jones Mr Geo. ; and Geo. sen.beerhs 
Linley Peter, coal owner & vict. Ball 
fNewbould Wm. jun. coal agent, 
Rawlins John, woodman 
Stones Thos. vict. Hare and Hounds 
Ward Wm. butcher 
*Willey John, engineer 



FARMERS. 

Barker Joseph 
Hoy] and Hugh 
Pearson John 
Skelton Joseph 
Skelton Wm. 
Smith Wm. 
fTaylor Wm. 



fWaller John 
Ward Wm. 
West Goorge 
Wildsmith Jph, 
Shoemakers, 
Atkin W T m. 
Hobson Wm. 
Storey Thomas 



336 



HANDSWORTH PARISH. 



Shopkeepers, 
Carr Wm. 
Jones Simon 
Martin George 



Searls Job (gar- 
dener, &c) 
*Skelton Sarah 



RICHMOND, &c. 
Marked 1, are at Intake; 2, at 

Lamb Hill; and the others at 

Richmond, 
2 Dunn Thos. Esq. coal owner 
Ellis Joseph, gardener 
Frith John, gentleman 
1 Glossop Mrs Elizabeth 

1 Greaves Geo. vict. Ball 

2 Hibbard Jobn, gentleman 

1 Haunter Joseph, vict. Noah's Ark 
I Hunter "Wm. bookkeeper 
1 Kay John, blacksmith 
1 Merrill James, bookkeeper 
1 Newbould Wm. coal owner 
1 Oldfield Joseph, beerhouse 

1 Rhodes John, coal owner, Spring 

Wood 
Smelter Wm. Townend, Esquire 
"Wood thorp e Coal Co. Woodthorpe 

2 Youle Henry, spring knife mfr 



Butchers. 
Barker Thomas 
1 Card well Jph, 
1 Cardwell Wm. 

1 Cavill George 
Hutchinson Sml. 
Hutchinson John 

2 HutchinsonRt. 
"Ward Wm. 

FARMERS. 

lHodgkinson Jp. 



1 Rhodes Joseph 
SwinnertonGeo. 

Shoemakers. 
Ward John 
Westren John 

Shopkeepers, 
1 Smith Sarah 
Youle James 

Wheelwrights, 
1 Kay Robert 
Nunns Robert 



WOODHOUSE. 
Addsetts Mr Geo. & Bower Mr Thos. 
Atkin Wm. corn miller 
Birks Peter Potter, tanner 
Brookfield John, coal viewer 
Champion Mr William 
Dawson Samuel, coal viewer 
Foster James, shear steel manfr., 

roller, corn miller, & bone crusher, 

Woodhouse Mill 
France Peter and Sons (Wm. and 

Joseph,) coal owners 
Holmes Chas, plumber, painter, &c 
Johnson John, geutleman 
Lamb John Frederick, excise officer 
Le Tall Benjamin, surgeon 
Lennard Wm., M.D., & coal owner 
Morton Jeremiah, cooper 
Plant John, corn factor 



Sharman Mrs Hannah 
Smith John, nail manufacturer 
Smith Abraham, slater 
Turner John, cart owner 
Warburton Jas. joiner & cabinet mkr 
Ward Thomas & Sons, cattle dealers 
Ward Danl. & Thos. juu. cattle dlrs 
Ward Rowland, cattle dealer 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Bull, James Littlewood 
Coach and Horses, Joseph Taylor 
Cross Daggers, John Staniforth 
Gate, Wm. Turner 



Academies. 
Green Elizabeth 
Keyworth Eliz. 
Littlewood Edra. 
Mason Sarah 
Warburton Har. 

Beer Houses. 
Atkin Joseph 
Frith Jeremiah 

Blacksmiths, 
Wallis Thomas 
Watts Thomas 
BootfyShoeMfrrs. 
Clayton Joseph 
Collier Wilfred 
Dale John 
Gee Simeon 
Gray George 
Hobson James 
Linley Joseph 
Marsh John 
Morton Joseph 
Moulson George 
Parkes James 
Platts Thomas 

Butchers, 
Garner Thomas 
Habershon John 
HawksworthHy. 
Marsh Thomas 
Marsh Joseph 
Ward George 
Ward John 
Ward Wm. 

FARMERS. 

Atkin Wm. 
Ward John 
Tailors. 
Herring James 
Hooley Wm. (and 

draper) 
Sales John 



Birks Peter P. 
Birks Wm. 
Bower Bakewell 
Goodlad Joseph 
Hawksworth G. 
HawksworthHy. 
Hawksworth Rt. 
Marsh Sarah 
Plant Jobn 
Turner Wm. 
Ward Daniel 
Gardeners. 
Birks John 
Marshall Geo. 

Grocers, fyc. 
Arnold John 
Birks John 
Eyre George 
Hardcastle Phb. 
Le Tall John 
Linley Joseph 
Maltsters. 
Atkin Samuel 
Gray Wm. 
Hibbard George 
Hibbard Joseph 

Stone Masons. 
Greenwood Jas. 
Greenwood Isaac 
Hardcastle Jno. 
Hardcastle Jph. 
Hardcastle Wm. 
Hobson Andrew 
Lowe John (and 

brick maker) 
Lowe Robert 
Ward John 

W heelwgts, fyc. 
Addsetts Henry, 

(carriage bldr.) 
Fowler Joseph 
Gray Wm. 



337 



ROTHERHAM 



Rotherham is a busy market town on the navigable part of the 
liver Don, and has long been celebrated for its iron and steel works ; 
its noble Gothic church ; its extensive corn and cattle market ; and 
for the glass-houses, and numerous potteries in its vicinity. It is more 
ancient than its gigantic neighbour, Sheffield, from which it is distant 
about 6 miles N.E. by E., being 12 miles from Doncaster, 12 from 
Barnsley, and 168 from London. It is situated partly on the decli- 
vity of a hill, and partly in a valley, on the river Don, at its conflux 
with the river Roiher, from which latter it has its name. The houses 
are generally of stone, and some of them are handsomely and sub- 
stantially built; but owing to the low situation of many of them, 
and to the irregularity and narrowness of the streets, the town has 
rather a dull appearance, though it has been greatly improved during 
the last twenty years, especially since the opening of the Sheffield and 
Rotherham, and the North Midland Railways, which unite at Mas- 
brough. The town has now about 8,000 inhabitants, including its 
populous suburbs of Masbrough and the Holmes, which are in Kim- 
berworth township, on the western side of the Don, which is here 
crossed by a fine old Bridge of five pointed arches, with an ancient 
chapel standing on the centre pier, and long used as the town prison. 
The PARISH of ROTHERHAM comprises 12,810 acres of land, 
and 13,539 souls, and is divided into eight Townships, of which the 
following is an enumeration, shewing their territorial extent, and their 
population, in the years 1801, 1831, and 1841 : — 



TOWNSHIPS. 



Brinsworth . . . 

Cateliffe 

Dalton f 

Greasbrough *, 
Kiraber worth t. 



i Population in 

es * 1801 1831 1841 



1050 

930 

1400 

2270 



183 

135 

225 

1166 



2940 3326 



227 

196 

187 

1290 

4031 



241 

252 

288 

16-23 

5066 



TOWNSHIPS. 



Orgreave . . . 
Rotherham 2, 

Tinsley II 



Total r, 



Acres 



510 
2140 
1570 



12,810 



Population in 
1S0U 1831. 1841. 



45 
307C 

268 

8,418 



10,417 



35 


52 


4083 


5505 


368 


512 



13,539 



+ Dalton township includes the hamlets of Dalton-Magna, Dalton-Brook, and Dalton- 
Parva ; but part of the latter, and 100 of its inhabitants, are in Thryburgh parish. 

* Greasbrough and Kimberworth are in the North (or Lower) Division, and the other 
six townships in the South (or Upper) Division of the Wapentake of Straff or th and Tick- 
hill. The whole parish is in the Deanery of Doncaster. 

$ Kimberworth includes Masbrough and the Holmes, which are populous suburbs of 
Rotherham. 

i Rotherham return, in 1841, included 139 persons in the Union Workhouse ; 4 in the 
Gaol; and 39 strangers attending the fair. The increase of population in Rotherham town- 
ship, from 1831 to 1841, (1,422,) is attributed to the opening of the Railways; and that in 
Tinsley, (144,) to the opening of new collieries. 

I! Greasbrough and Tinsley are Parochial Chapelries, and Kimberworth has a District 
Church. 

Rotherham township belongs chiefly to the Earl of Effingham, 
(lord of the manor;) the Walkers of Masbro > ; the Feoffees of 
Rotherham; and the heirs of the late Samuel Buck, Esq. Before 

2 F 



338 HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. 

the Norman Conquest, Acune the Saxon, was lord of the Manor of 
Rotherham, but William the Conqueror dispossessed him, and gave 
it to the Earl of Mortaign, under whom it was held by one Nigel , 
from whose descendants it passed to the family of Vescy, one of 
whom, in the reign of Edward I., gave it to Rufford Abbey, in Not- 
tinghamshire, together with eight oxgangs of land in the said lord- 
ship, and the advowson of one moiety of the church. It remained 
in the possession of the monks of that house till the dissolution of 
the monasteries, when Henry VIII. granted it to the Earl of Shrews- 
bury, from whom it hath descended, together with Kimberworth 
manor, to the present lord and impropriator, the Earl of Effingham, 
a collateral descendant of the illustrious Howards, Dukes of Norfolk. 
During the civil wars in the reign of Charles I., Rotherham embraced 
the popular cause; but in 1643, "it was reduced to subjection by 
Win. Cavendish," who was afterwards created Duke of Newcastle. 
After the siege of Sheffield, it fell into the hands of the parliamen- 
tarians, and since that period its peace has not been disturbed by any 
military conflict. 

Manufactures. — In ancient times, Rotherham was famous for its manu- 
facture of edge tools, and there are still iron and steel works on a large 
scale in its immediate vicinity, especially in its suburbs, — Masbro' and the 
Holmes, both in Kimberworth township, where there were mines of ironstone, 
two smelting furnaces, and two forges, as early as 1160, but they appear to 
have been of very small dimensions, compared with the immense Iron 
Works of Masbko', which were founded by the late Samuel Walker, Esq., 
whose history is short but instructive : — At twelve years of age he was left 
an orphan, with two brothers and four sisters, without property, and almost 
without education. His industry and talents soon supplied these deficiencies, 
and qualified him for keeping a school. He afterwards established, along 
with his brothers, Aaron and Jonathan, a small foundry, which in time, 
under his fostering genius, became one of the most extensive and flourishing 
establishments of the kind in Europe. He died on the 12th of May, 1782, 
in the 66th year of his age, rich in property, and abounding in christian 
virtues. At these great iron works there were manufactured during the 
late wars with America and France, immense quantities of cannon of the 
largest caliber, and almost every kind of cast iron articles, as well as many 
of wrought iron. The large iron bridges of Sunderland, Yarm, and Staines, 
as well as the bridge which crosses the Thames, called South wark Bridge, 
were cast at these foundries, in which less business is at present done than 
formerly, partly from the number of similar establishments which have 
arisen in other parts of the kingdom, but principally, perhaps, from the 
great wealth of the Walker family having diminished the stimulus to ardent 
exertion. They commenced a bank in Sheffield and Rotherham, in 1792; 
but in 1836 it was transferred to a joint stock company. After peace had 
been restored to Europe, in 1815, and there was no longer any demand for 
those military and naval stores, such as cannon, mortars, bails, &c, the 
Walkers gave up their extensive iron and steel works, and from the im- 
mense number of workmen who were thrown out of employment, Rotherham 
appeared to be doomed to a speedy and ruinous decay ; but happily the 
deserted works were, in a few years, divided and let off to more humble 
speculators; and since then, both the iron and steel manufactures have 
continued to increase. The town possesses great advantage for the produc- 
tion of heavy articles, being on the navigable part of the river Don, and 
having in its vicinity an abundance of coal and ironstone. Its commercial 
facilities have been greatly augmented by the Sheffield and Rotherham, and 



HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. 339 

the North Midland Railways; the latter of which crosses the former on the 
western side of the town, and is carried over the vale of the Don, by a via- 
duct of 30 arches, and about half a mile in length. 

The Weekly Market, which is held on Monday, is extensively 
supplied with corn and cattle ; and on every second Monday there is 
a fair, or great market, for fat cattle, sheep, and hogs ; and this, like 
the fortnight fairs at Wakefield, which it much resembles, is numer- 
ously attended by graziers and butchers. A market for butter, 
poultry, &c, is held on Friday. A' Statutes' or Hiring for Servants, 
is held on the first Monday in November, and two fairs on Whit-Mon- 
day and December 1st In 1801, an Act of Parliament was obtained 
for lighting and cleansing the town, and for making new Market- 
places. Under the powers of this Act, the Commissioners erected the 
present Shambles, near the Butter-Cross, but the cattle are exposed 
for sale in the Crofts, on the south side of the town, where 
there are convenient pens and every necessary accommodation. 
On the river, there are several extensive wharfs, and at the Railway 
Stations are commodious warehouses, &c. In the town and neigh- 
bourhood are two glass-homes, and two large breweries; and at S win- 
ton and Rawmarsh are several china and earthenware manufactories. 
A JSeiv Corn Exchange and Butter Market was built in 1842, at the 
cost of about £950, of which, £300 was subscribed, and the rest was 
given by the Feoffees of the town lands. 

The Parish Church is a spacious and handsome Gothic fabric, 
built in the reign of Edward IV., on the site of a Saxon edifice. It 
is dedicated to All Saints, and is indisputably one of the finest paro- 
chial places of worship in Yorkshire. It was thoroughly repaired in 
1845. The interior includes a spacious nave, two side aisles, a north 
and south transept, and a chancel, which has an open communication 
with the aisles, but is divided from the nave by the organ gallery. 
In the south transept is a beautiful marble monument, in memory 
of 50 young persons, chiefly children, who were drowned at the 
launching of a vessel, in the river at Masbrough, July 5th, 1841. 
By the generous sympathy of their fellow townsmen and others, a 
fund was raised to relieve the families bereaved by this sad calamity, 
and to erect this monumental record. The Earl of Effingham is 
impropriator of the rectorial tithes, and patron of the vicarage, which 
was valued in 1831 at £170, and is now enjoyed by the Rev. Richd. 
Mosley, M.A. The Rev. Robt. Smith, B.A., is curate; Mr. Sewell, 
of Sheffield, organist; Mr. J. Preston, parish clerk; and Thomas 
Broadhead, sexton. The impropriate tithes were commuted in 1762 
and 17C5. 

There are in the town four Chapels belonging to Dissenters, viz : 
— the Independent Chapel, connected with the Independent College ; 
the Particular Baptist Chapel, near the foot of Westgate; the Pres- 
byterian or Unitarian Chapel, at the head of Oilmill-Lane, erected 
in 1706, and partly rebuilt in 1841 ; and the Wesleyan Methodist 
Chapel, in Talbot-lane, built in 1805, and enlarged in 1832, so that 
it will now hold 1,500 hearers. The Baptist Chapel was built in 
1836, in lieu of the small old chapel on Masbro 5 Common. It has a 
handsome stone-front in the Grecian style, and cost about £1,100. 
In Masbro' is a neat Catholic Chapel, finished in 1843. 



340 HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. 

The Rotherham General Cemetery, in Moorgate road, was 
established by a company of shareholders, in 1842, and comprises 
about two acres of land, tastefully enclosed and planted, and 
having a neat chapel and handsome lodge-entrance. Part of 
the ground is consecrated for the use of members of the established 
church. Land for a private grave may be purchased, in perpetuity, 
for £l. 10s. and upwards, according to situation. Mr. John Mycock 
is the registrar, and Mr, Thos Broadhead the sexton. 

Feoffees of the Common Lands of Rotherham: — The 
oldest deed respecting this trust, is dated 26th of Elizabeth, and re- 
cites that the inhabitants conveyed to the twelve Feoffees and their 
successors, in perpetuity, certain charity and other public property to 
be employed to divers good uses, " as beforetime had been accustom- 
ed; that is to say, for the relief of the poor people of the town, for the 
maintaining and repairing of bridges in and about the town, and for 
and towards the discharge and contribution of fifteens, taxes, musters, 
and other common charges, wherewith the town of Rotherham and 
inhabitants thereof might be charged." The number of twelve 
Feoffees is kept up by election in the manner specified in a trust-deed 
executed in 1778, — the lord, of the manner being always one of the 
number. The "common lands which they hold in trust, are subject 
to several specific payments for charitable purposes in respect of 
other charity property mixed therewith." The trust-property consists 
of about 70 acres of land, and the Ship Iun, and from 20 to 30 other 
houses, &c, in Rotherham and Masbro, 5 which yield collectively, 
upwards of £567 per annum. The present Feoffees are — the Earl 
of Effingham, and Messrs. Robt. Bentley, Wm. Earnshaw, John 
Nightingale, (greave,) Chas. Nightingale, Hy. Walker, Thos. Badger, 
Wm. Glossop, and T. Didsbury. 

The Grammar School forms a branch of the general trust of the 
Feoffees, but there are no deeds or writings relative to its foundation, 
though the master receives a yearly stipend of £10. 15s. 4d. from the 
land revenues of the Crown, supposed to have been reserved on the 
dissolution of Jesus College. The Feoffees appoint the master, and 
allow him a small yearly gratuity and the use of a house. The 
Feoffees' School was built in 1776, and has an endowment of about 
£100 per annum; of which £50 is paid to the master, and the re- 
mainder is expended in providing clothing and books for 28 boys and 
20 girls. Hollis's School, founded by Thomas Hollis, and connected 
with the Unitarian chapel, is endowed with £20 a year for the edu- 
cation 'of 12 poor boys and 12 poor girls. The British School was 
built by subscription, in 1833, for the accommodation of 200 boys 
and 200 girls, who are instructed on the Lancasterian system. Park- 
gate School, opened in 1843, was built by Earl Fitzwilliam, and is 
conducted on the Lancasterian system, for the instruction of about 
150 children. There are Infant Schools in Wellgate and Westgate. 

The Almshouses, for four poor women, were founded in 1780, by 
Mary Bellamy, and endowed with property now yielding about £68 
per annum, out of which cadi inmate has an annuity of £12. The 
Great Dole produces £57. 10s. a year, arising from land left by Thos. 
Woodhouse, John Shaw, Thos. Dickinson, and other benefactors, in 
the 17th century. The poor of Rotherham have the benefit of four- 



HISTORY OF ROTHERHAM. 341 

teen other benefactions, which yield, collectively, about £57 a year, 
which is distributed by the churchwardens according to the wills 
of the donors. 

The Botherham Independent College, situated in Masbrough, is an 
academical institution, for the education of young men, intended for 
the ministry amongst that class of Protestant Dissenters called Con- 
gregationalists , or Independents, It was opened in 1795, and has gene- 
rally upwards of 20 students. The Rev. W. H. Stowell is the Presi- 
dent and Theological Tutor; and the Rev. Thos. Smith, M.A., of 
Sheffield, is the Classical Tutor. The chapel conected with this col- 
lege, was enlarged in 1815, and has a good organ, erected in 1845, at 
the cost of £150. Adjoining it is a Sunday School, built in 1841, at 
the cost of £1,000. 

A handsome Public Building was erected in 1829, on the site of 
the old^OWN HALL, by public subscription, amounting to nearly 
£2,000 ; and it now comprises the Grammar School, the Dispensary, 
the Subscription Library, (established in 1775, and now having more 
than 3,000 volumes ;) and the Nevjs Boom, which is well supplied 
with London and provincial papers. 

The COURT-HOUSE, near the old College, is a large and hand- 
some fabric, built at the cost of more than £5,000, in 1825 and '6, 
and having ample accommodation for the Quarter and Petty Sessions, 
the Court of Bequests, &c. The Petty Sessions are held on every al- 
ternate Monday, before the neighbouring magistrates, — among whom 
are Col. Fullerton, T. B. Bosvile, Esq., Henry Walker, Esq., Rev. G. 
Chandler, and the Earl of Effingham, who are also commissioners of 
taxes, and hold here a court of appeal. Mr. John Oxley is their clerk. 
Mr. Thomas Badger, is one of the county coroners ; and Mr. John Bland 
is high constable and inspector of weights and measures for the Upper 
Division of Strafforth and Tickhill. A Court Leet is held annually. 
Mr. W. F. Hoyle is the manor steward ; and William Pigeon is 
the town crier and finder. The Police Force consists of Mr. John 
Bland, superintendent; Wm. Hudson, constable and keeper of the 
lock-up ; and William Pigeon, John Timm, and John Hemp- 
sail watchmen. An Act was obtained in 1839, for a LOCAL 
COURT, for the recovery of debts of not more than £15, 
contracted within the parishes of Rotherham, Ecclesfield, Handsworth, 
Laughton, Whiston, Wickersley, &c. &c. Win. Walker, Esq., of 
Wilsick Hall, near Tickhill, is the judge; Mr. Fras. Parker, treasurer ; 
Mr. W. F. Hoyle, of Rotherham, and Mr. E. Newman, of Barnsley, 
are the clerks ; T. E. Peacock, deputy -clerk ; and Thomas Crookes, 
bailiff. 

The Water Works were established in 1827, by a company of pro- 
prietors, with a capital of £2,000. The Gas Works, near the bridge, 
were erected in 1833, by a company of shareholders, with a capital of 
£5,000, raised in shares of £25. W r m. Hague is collector to both 
companies ; and Henry Holdsworth is manager of the gas works, 
from which gas is supplied at the rate of 6s. 8d. per 1,000 cubic feet. 

The ROTHERHAM UNION, under the New Poor Law, comprises all 
the eight townships of Rotherham parish ; the four townships of Brampton - 
Bierlow, Swinton, Wath, and Wentworth ; the townships of Hooton Levett 
and Maltby ; the township of Bramley in Braithwell parish; the three 

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342 ROTHERHAM UNION. 

townships of Treeton parish ; and the parishes of Hooton-Roberts, Laugh- 
ton -en -le-Morthen, Ravenfield, Rawmarsh. Thribergb, Whiston, Wickersley, 
Aston-cum-Aughton, and Beighton, — the latter of which is in Derbyshire. 
Two guardians are chosen for Rotherham ; two for Kimberworth ; and one 
for each of the other twenty-five townships. A Workhouse, for the whole 
Union, capable of accommodating 200 paupers, was built in 1838 and '9, at 
the cost of about £4,000, on five acres of land which was purchased at the 
cost of £1,000. Earl Fitzwilliam is chairman, and J. Fullerton and J. Al- 
dred, Esqrs., are vice-chairmen of the Board of Guardians ; Mr. John Oxley 
is the clerk and superintendent registrar; Mr. W. F. Hoyle is the auditor; 
John Worsley, governor of the workhouse ; the Rev. John J. Spear, of Kim- 
berworth, chaplain ; and Sarah Thickett is the schoolmistress. The Union 
is divided into eight Medical Districts, and five Registrar Districts, and con- 
tained 28,783 inhabitants in 1841. Its twenty seven townships embrace an 
area of 79 square miles ; and their expenditure for the relief of the poor, in 
1840, was £6,581. 4s.; and for the quarter ending March 22nd> 1845 — 
£2,567. 4s. 2jd. The Relieving Officers are— Mr. R. T. Barras, for Rother- 
ham District, and Mr. J. Barras for Kimberworth District. They are like- 
wise Registrars of Births and Deaths ; as also are^John Wood, for Wath ; 
Fredk. W. Flower, for Maltby ; and John Atkinson, for Beighton District. 
Mr. John Mycock is Registrar of Marriages for the whole Union. 



ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY, 

INCLUDING 

1IASBR01WH, THE HOLMES, AND ICKLES. 



Post Office, High -street ; Mrs. Martha Wilson, postmistress. Letters 
despatched to London, and the South, East, and West, at 4 morning, and 20 
minutes past 8 evening, and arrive at i before 5 morning, and at 6 evening. 
To Sheffield, 4 morning, 5 afternoon, and 7 evening, and arrive 6 morning, 
6 evening, and i before 9 evening. To Lincolnshire, & past 6 morning, and 
arrive 20 minutes past 7 evening. To the North, at a £ before 4 morning, 
and 5 evening, and arrive \ before 5 morning, and \ before 9 evening. To 
Doncaster, at 5 morning, and arrive 8 evening. 

MISCELLANY: — Comprising the Addresses of Gentry, Clergy, and others, 
not arranged under the Classification of Trades and Professions. 



Abraham James, dyer, Bridgegate 
Acaster Amos, carter, Westgate 
Adams John, gentleman, Moorgate 
Allport Thos., miniature painter, &c, 

and drawing master, Clifton ter 
Ancliffe Luke, butler, Masbrough 
A they Mrs. Elizabeth, Holmes lane 
Atkinson William, cattle salesman, 

St. Ann's hill 
Awburn Joe, clerk, College street 
Badger Benjamin, Esq., barrister, 

South terrace 
Badger Thomas, county coroner, 

attorney, and notary, High street 



B agnail James, moulder, Masbrough 
Baley Fanny, farmer, Masbro' comn 
Baley Martha, farmer, Masbro' comn 
Barnsley Mrs. Susanna, Westgate 
Barras John, registrar and relieving 

officer, Masbrough 
Barras Robt. Thos., relieving officer, 

and registrar, High street 
Bartholomew Charles, engineer to 

River Dun Co., &c; h. Masbro' 

and Sheffield 
Beatson Mr. Robert, Masbrough 
Beatson Miss Elizabeth, Masbrough 



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Beatson Wm. Clement, glass manu- 
facturer ; house, Masbrough 
Belcher Thos., tobacconist, Bridgegt 
JBell Mrs. Harriet, Westgate 
Bentley Robert John, Esq., Eastwood 

House 
Bennett Miss Ann, Wellgate 
Birch William, excise officer, West- 
end terrace 
Birks Charles, sexton, Moorgate 
Bishop John, railway supt., Westgt 
Blackmoor William, architect and 

surveyor, College street 
Blackmoor Mary, farmer, Masbro' 
Bland John, high constable, and in- 
spector of weights and measures, 
for the Upper Division of Straf- 
forth and Tickhill, and police 
superintendent, Wellgate 
Blocksage Joseph and Charles, brick 

makers, Holmes lane 
Booker J. S., umbrella maker, Mkt. sq 
Booth John, carrier, Westgate 
Bower Joseph, engraver, Market sq 
Bowstead John, flax dresser, Masbro' 
Bramall Geo., brewer, (j.) West-end 
Brettell Rev. Jacob, (Unitrn.) Crofts 
Broadhead Thos., sexton, Pigeon In 
Brown John, brick maker, and lime 

burner, Masbrough 
Brunt Jas., fender maker, Clifton ter 
Burrows Mr. William, Westgate 
Cartwright John, pipe mkr., Bridgegt 
Cavill Mrs. Martha, Masbrough 
Chambers John, tap keeper, Masbro* 

station 
Chester Mrs. Martha, and Mr. Robt., 

College street 
Ch rimes Brothers, brass founders, 
and manufacturers of water closets, 
beer-engines, gas fittings, pumps, 
taps, plumbers' brass work, &c, 
Market place 
Chrimes Peter and Edw. ; h., Mkt. pi 
Chrimes Richard; house, Dobb's ter 
Chrimes Mrs. Lydia, Primrose cotg 
Clark John Greaves, glass manufac- 
turer, Masbro' Hall 
Clarke Misses Sar. & Jane, Westgt 
Clarke Thomas, station master, Mas- 
bro' ; house, Holmes lane 
Clifford Wm., book-keeper, West- end 
Close William, gentleman, Masbro' 
Coates Isaac, salesman, College st 
Cooper Joseph, underground steward, 

Parkgate 
Cooper Joseph, file mnfr\, Parkgate 



Cooper Thomas, manager of Effing- 
ham Works ; house, Masbrough 
Copeland John, gentleman, Masbro' 
Cowen Thomas, draper ; h., Moorgt 
Crookes Thomas, bailiff of the Court 

of Requests, Church street 
Crossby Benjamin, Joseph, and Wil- 
liam, millers, and corn and flour 
dealers ; house, Wellgate 
Deakin David, farmer, The Holmes 
Dearnelly Thos., porter, Workhouse 
Didsbury Mrs. Mary Ann, West-end 
Didsbury Thomas, corn factor, Well- 
gate, and spring knife manfctr., 
(fish-hook,) Sheffield; h., Clifton 
Dodds Isaac, civil engineer, and rail- 
way engine, &c, manufacturer. 
Holmes; h., Mill-moor cottage 
Dodds and Layton, soap manufac- 
turers, The Holmes 
Drabble Misses, Masbrough 
Drabble John, manager, Masbrough 
Dyson George, manager, Masbrough 
Dyson Wm., bank clerk, Clifton cotg 
Ellis William, exciseman, Westgate 
Epworth Hy., printer; h., Westgate 
Evans William, glass agent, Masbro' 
Farr Joshua, Temperance Coffee 

Rooms, Westgate 
Ferguson William, tea and drapery- 
dealer, (travelling,) Masbrough 
Fleck Frederick, clerk, Masbro' com 
Fleming George, brass caster, Clifton 
Fowler Mr. John, Bridgegate 
Gibson Miss Bethia, Masbrough 
Gilling Wm., book-keeper, Masbro' 
Globe Joseph, Temp. Hotel, Westgt 
Glossop William, getleman, Crofts 
Gloster Willliam, shopman, High st 
Graham Jph., flax manager, Millgt 
Greaves William, manager, Water In 
Green John, horse dealer, Wellgate 
Greening Mr. Benjamin, Wellgate 
Haggard Richard Henry, poor rate 

collector, Millgate 
Haggard Mr. Richd. Hy., Church st 
Hague Chas., wireworker, Church st 
Hague Joseph, carter, Church street 
Hague Thos., painter; h., Church st 
Hattersley Mrs. Mary, Doncaster gt 
Hawley Mrs. Mary, Masbrough 
Haywood John, druggist; house, 

South terrace 
Heap Christopher, clothier, Masbro' 
Heath Ellis, exciseman, Masbrough 
Heseltine Edward John, bank mana- 
ger, High street 



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Higgs Mrs. Mary, Doncaster gate 
Holden George, book-keeper, Masbro' 
Holmes John, dentist, Masbrough 
Horner Geo., engine smith, Walkers' 

square 
Hudson Jas., patten mkr., Church st 
Hudson William, goaler, Bridgegate 
Hudson Jph., sheriff's officer, Crofts 
Hughes Thomas, agent to Pick ford's, 

Masbrough 
Humphreys John, cowkeeper, Masbro' 
Innocent Jpb., stove fitter, College rd 
Jackson John, jun., miller; house, 

West-end 
Jackson Wm. Kaye, farmer, Parkgt 
Jarvis Emanuel, hay dealer, Wellgt 
Jarvis Wm., hay &; coal dlr.,Bridgegt 
Jenkinson Mr. Samuel, Wellgate 
Johnson Matthew and Son, flax spin- 
ners and patent thread manufac- 
turers, Millgate, and Doncaster 
Jones Rev. Hugh, (Wesleyan Min.) 

Talbot lane 
Jowett John, clerk, Masbrough com 
Iredale Miss Mary Ann, College road 
Keeling Rev.R.R., (Wes. Min.) Crofts 
Kekwick John, agent to P. Stubs, 

(steel works ;) h., The Holmes 
Kerr John, draper ; house, Westgate 
KnowlesHorace,railwayclerk,Masbro' 
Knowles Jas., iron mnfr.; h., Masbro' 
Layton Geo., soap mnfr. ; h., Holmes 
Lee William, fender smith, College st 
Leesley Mrs. Sarah, Westgate 
Lent Geo., wood turner, Bridgegate 
Lilley James, steel mnfr.; h., Masbro' 
Makin Chas., warehouseman, Holmes 
Mangham Joseph, clerk, West-end 
Marsh Miss Elizabeth, Wellgate ter 
Minors Edw., book-keeper, West-end 
Moorhouse Jonas, cattle dlr.,Pigeon In 
Moorhouse John, cattle dlr.. Pigeon In 
Moorhouse Geo., book-kpr., West-end 
Mosley Rev. Richard, M.A., vicar, 

Vicarage, Mooigate 
Myers Geo., Coffee Rooms, Bridgegt 
Mycock John, registrar of marriages, 

and schoolmaster, Crofts 
Nadin Thomas, fireman, Masbrough 
Neatby Thomas, manager, Crofts 
Needham Mary, music and patent 

medicine dealer, Bridgegate 
Newcombe, Chaplin, Home, and Co., 

carriers, Masbrough 
Newton J. W., farmer, Field-side cotg 
Nicholson Thos., earthenware manu- 
facturer; house, College road 



Nightingale Misses S. & E., South ter 
Owen William, Wellgate cottage 
Oxley and Cooper, file mfrs., Parkgt 
Oxley Misses Eliz. & Cath., Westgt 
Oxley William, file manufacturer; 

house, Parkgate House 
Pagdin Mr. Edward, gent., Westgate 
Palmer John, railway clerk, Holmes 
Parker Francis, land agent, Westgt.; 

house, Masbrough 
Payne Mrs. Sarah, Masbrough 
Peacock Thos. Edw., deputy clerk of 

the Court of Requests, Westgate 
Pigeon Wm., town crier, Wellgate 
Portlock John, gun maker, Wellgate 
Pinket Richard, contractor of repairs 
for Sheffield and Rotherham Rail- 
way, Holmes lane 
Preston Jonathan, parish clerk, West- 
end terrace 
Proctor Mrs. Elizabeth, Westgate 
Pullin Robt., coach mkr«, (j.) Wellgt 
Ramsbottom Samuel, postman, Oil- 
mill yard 
Ramson Mr. Jph., Victoria ter., M. 
Rawson Charles, land surveyor, and 

valuer, Wellgate terrace 
Reed Mr. John, Old Holland 
Ridgway Geo., boat owner, Masbro' 
Richardson Corals., carter, Westgate 
Robinson Joseph, brick maker, Mas- 
bro' ; house, High street 
Robinson Benjamin, M.D., Westgate 
Robinson Mrs. Martha, Wellgate 
Rodger Mrs. Mary, Millgate 
Rodger Joseph, iron manufacturer; 

house, Masbrough common 
Rowe Wm., book-keeper, Bridgegate 
Rushforth Mr. John, Crofts 
Sales William, coachman, Wellgate 
Sandford Charles, iron manufacturer; 

house, Pool green 
Sandford Charles Samuel Roberts, 
iron manfr. ; h., Northjield House 
Scales Chas., fishmonger, Church st 
Shaw Geo., timber agent, Moorgate 
Shaw Joseph, comb maker, and toy 

dealer, Bridgegate 
Shearman Edw. Jas., M.D., Market pi 
Shenton John, earthenware manufac- 
turer; house, Masbrough 



(Baptist Min.) 
river due col- 



Sissons Rev. John, 

Water lane 
Smallpage William, 

lector, Masbrough 
Smith John, market collector, Crofts 
Smith Miss Hannah, College road,M. 



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Smith Mr. Thomas, West-end ter 
Smith Rev. Robert, B.A., curate, 

Vicarage lane 
Snowden John, cowkeeper, Masbro' 
Spear Rev. John J., chaplain to the 
Workhouse ; house, Kimberworth 
Spencer Robert, traveller, Wellgate 
Squires George, boat owner, Masbro' 
Stevenson John, station master, Westgt 
Stockdale Jonathan, tobacco pipe 

maker, Bridgegate 
Storey Chas., bank manager, Mkt. sq 
Stowell Rev. William Hendry, presi- 
dent, and theological tutor, Mas- 
brough College 
Stubs Peter, steel converter, &c, 
Warrington Works, near Rother- 
ham ; and merchant and Lanca- 
shire file and tool manufacturer, 
Warrington. Jno. Kekwick, agent. 
Tateson Wm., wharfinger, Masbro' 
Taylor Mrs. Jane, Parkgate 
Taylor James, cart owner, Masbro' 
Taylor P. H., bookkeeper, Masbro' 
Taylor George, draper ; h., Masbro' 
Thompson Robt. M., clerk, Masbro' 
Thompson Mrs. Eliz., West-end ter 
Thompson Ann, cowkpr., West-end 
Thompson Thomas, contractor, Clif- 
ton terrace 
Tinsley Chas., solctr.'s clerk, Wellgt 



Towler Mr. John, Bridgegate 
Travis William, huckster, Wellgate 
Turner Eliz., librarian, College st 
Turner John, gentleman, South ter 
Turner Noah, glass worker, Masbro' 
Turner Thomas, farmer, Eastwood 
Tyrrel Daniel, coach maker, Westgt 
i Walker Miss My. Ann, Masbro' House 
Walker Henry, Esq., Clifton House 
j Ward William, constable, Masbro' 
; Wells William, dyer, Wellgate 
j West and Blackwell, coach builders, 

Westgate, and Sheffield 
West George, warehouseman, Masbro' 
West Joseph, coach builder; house, 

Westgate 
Wheatley Mr. Thomas, South Grove 
Wild Joseph, clerk, Bridgegate 
Wilson Martha, postmistress, book- 
seller, &c, High street 
Winstone Wm. Hy., clerk, College rd 
Womack Hy., rent, &c, col., Wellgt 
WoodW.Alfred,railwayclerk,Masbro* 
Woodhead Mrs., South terrace 
Woodhead James, starch and British 
gum manufacturer, Market square 
Woodward Thos., coal agent, Parkgt 
Worsley John, governor otWorkhouse 
Worth Mrs. Frances, Church street 
Yates James, Esq., iron founder, &c; 
house, Barbot Hall 



CLASSIFICATION OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 



ACADEMIES. 

(Marked * take Boarders.) 
Birkett Miss Betsy, Market square 
British School, Masbro', Geo. Hardy 

and Fanny Culpin 
*Clark Ann, Doncastergate head 
Crookes Miss Ann, Doncastergate 
Duncan Mary Ann, Masbrough 
♦Eversfield Mrs. Sarah, Moorgate, 

(conducted by James Appleton) 
Feoffees' School, Crofts, John Mycock 
Grammar School, College street, E. A. 

Fewtrell 
Hollis' Charity, Oil-mill lane, James 

Clarke and Sarah Ramsbottom 
Infant Schools: — Hannah Heward, 

Wellgate; and Isabella Hobson, 

Westgate 
Parkgate School, Edm. King Miller 
Parkin Ann, Wellgate 
Sharp Joseph, Masbrough 
Watson Selina, Wellgate 



ATTORNEYS. 

Badger Thomas, (coroner, notary, 
&c.,) High street 

Badger Jph.,(dep, coroner,) College st 

Bamforth Joseph, Market square 

Coward Charles Leach, Westgate ; 
house, Masbrough 

Hoyle William Fretwell, (steward of 
the manors of Rotherham and 
Kimberworth,) Westgate 

Jackson Joshua, Westgate ; house, 
Cankloiv 

Marsh Robert, jun., Church street ; 
house, Ickles 

Oxley John, (superintendent regis- 
trar, and clerk to Rotherham Un- 
ion, to the Magistrates, and to 
Commissioners of Taxes,) Bridgegt 

Potter John Wright, High street 

Robinson George, Westgate 

Russell Lancelot, Market square; 
house, Masbrough 



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Whitfield William, Bridgegate 
AUCTIONEERS. 

Askham James, (sheriff's officer,) 
Bridgegate and Sheffield 

Browu Geo. Ogden, Chapel walk, M. 

Crookes Thomas, Church street 

Dawes Joseph, High street 

Hudson Jph., (sheriff's officer) Crofts 
BAKERS & FLOUR DEALERS. 

Boulton John, College street 

Couldwell Hannah, Wellgate 

Marshall James, Masbrough 

Nayler Mary, High street 

Parker William, Westgate 

Sayles Elizabeth, Bridgegate 

Sayles John Wellgate 

Turner William, Bridgegate 
BANKS. 

Sheffield & Rotherham Banking, Co., 
High street, (draw on Barclay, 
Bevan, & Co.) E. J. Heseltine, agent 

Sheffield Banking Co., Market place, 
(draw on Smith, Payne, & Smiths.) 
Charles Storey, manager 

BASKET MAKERS. 

Chester George, Wellgate 

Needham Robt. & Son, Wellgate 
BLACKSMITHS. 

Adams Henry, sen., College street 

Bletcher Francis, Wellgate 

Green Joseph, Masbrough 

Haigh Charles, Wellgate 

Kimpster Henry, {boiler, iron wag- 
gon, and axle manfactr.,) Masbro' 

Roberts Matthew, Wellgate 

Whittington Samuel, College street 

White Wm.,( bed screw mkr.,) Masbro' 

Wood George, Masbrough 

Wright Benjamin, Westgate 

Wright John, Westgate 

Yates John, Masbrough 

BOAT BUILDERS. 

Callis & Waddington, Masbrough 

Smith Henry, Masbrough 

BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, &c. 

"Ban-as Mary ,(& music seller,)Highst 

Brown Jonathan, College street 

Dawes Jph., (printer only) High st 

Gilling Michl. & Abm., Church st 

Hinchliife Ann, High street 

Hinchliffe & Epworth, (printers only,) 
High street 

Wilson Martha, Post Office, Highst 
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. 

Badger William, High street 

Barker William H., High street 

Barker William, Bridge street 



Bellamy George, Crofts 
Bottomley George, Crofts 
Bottomley John, Wellgate 
Callis John, High street 
Cox Joseph, Vicar lane 
Ellis Amos, Masbrough 
Emerson William, Masbrough 
Fields Henry, Wellgate 
Foster William, Masbrough 
Foster William, Butter market 
Green John Westgate 
Haley John, Market place 
HeatonAdam, Wellgate 
Hobson Abraham, College street 
Hodson William, Masbrough 
Lilley George, Bridgegate 
Newbut George, Masbrough 
Parkin William, Market square 
Pearson George, Wellgate 
Radcliffe George, Westgate 
Rush forth Thomas, Wellgate 
Slack Valentine, Bridgegate 
Taylor James, Wellgate 
TownesE., Oilmill fold 
Waites Sarah, Church street 
Wilkinson Joseph, Masbrough 
Wood John, Masbrough common 

BRAZIERS AND TINNERS. 
Adams Henry, jun., College street 
Brown John, Bridgegate 
Clayton Edward, High street 
Haggard Richard Hy., Market street 
Simpson John, Market square 
BREWERS. (ALE & PORTER) 
Bentley Robert, West end 
Wingfield William, Masbrough 
BRICKLAYERS. 
(See Stone Masons, §c.) 

BRUSH MANUFACTURERS. 
Bakewell William, Westgate 
Thompson Wm., Market square 

BUTCHERS. 
Marked * have shops in the Shambles. 
B agnail William, Masbrough 
Brankley Jno. H., (pork,) High st 
Flockton William, Masbrough 
Deakin Henry, College road, Masbro' 
Gillott Richard, Masbrough 
♦Gillott Edward, Crofts 
♦Gillott Thomas Kent, Masbrough 
Gillott Robert, Masbrough 
Gillott Thomas, sen., Masbrough 
*Goodwin William, Westgate 
♦Harrison George, Moorgate 
Humphrey Simon, Masbro' common 
Hutchinson George, Masbrough 
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♦Kirk Francis, Crofts 
Littlewood Thomas, Masbrough 
♦Nay lor John, High street 
♦Roberts Samuel, Pigeon lane 
♦Stocks Thomas, Millgate 
♦S tyring Thomas, Brecks house 
Swallow Robert, Masbrough 
Twigg William, Masbrough common 
Ward Joseph, Talbot lane 
♦Wharin John, Church street 
♦Wildsmith Thomas, Ravenfield 
Wilkinson William, (pork,) Bridgegt. 
Wilson William, Masbrough 
Wolf Edward, (pork,) Masbrough 

CABINET MAKERS. 
Blackmoor John, Westgate 
Coe Harriet Caldwell, Bridgegate 
Evans William, College street 
France Richard, Masbrough 
Needham John, Westgate 
Wright Herbert, High street 

CHAIN MANUFACTURERS. 
Woodger Joseph, Masbrough 
Woodger John, Masbrough 
Woodger William, Doncastergt. head 
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. 
Dewsnap Fred., (dentist,) Church st 
Fleck Wm., (oil & colourman,) M. 
Haywood & Outwin, Bridgegate 
Hopper Geo., (surgeon,) High street 
Howard James, Westgate 
Laycock Henry, High street 
Marsh John Wheatcroft, Bridgegate 
Newton Jacob, Westgate 
Norman Harriet, Doncastergate 
Rogers John, Westgate 
Sales Joseph Henry, Bridgegate 
CHEMISTS. (MANUFACTURING) 
Aldred Jno., (acetic acid,&c.,) Wellgt 
Beatson Wm., (vitriol, soda, chloride 

of lime, &c.,) College road, Masbro' 
CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. 
Dearing William, College street 
Wilson Hannah, Westgate 

COACH BUILDERS. 
West and Blackwell, Westgate and 

Sheffield 

COLLIERY OWNERS. 
Chambers Geo. Wilton, Esq., Clough 

House, Masbrough 
Fitzwilliam Earl, Parkgate 

CONFECTIONERS. 
Ibbotson Francis, High street 
Jessop George, High street 
Sales John, Wellgate 
Sales Elizabeth, Bridgegate 
Turner William, Bridgegate 



COOPERS. 

Field William, Bridgegate 
Joel William, Wellgate 
Unwin Isaac, Talbot lane 

CORN FACTORS. 
Crossby Brothers, Wellgate 
Didsbury Thomas, Wellgate 
Eaton William, Wellgate 
Foster William, Pigeon lane 
Goodwin John James, Westgate 
Jackson John & Sons, Cankhw 
Nightingale Charles, Westgate 
Smith Joseph, Masbrough 
Swift Joseph, Westgate 
Tasker Thomas, Bridgegate 
Wheatley Thomas, Masbrough 
Woodhead Rd. & Son, Masbrough ; 

house, Dalton 
Wright Jno., Masbro' ; h., Talbot In 

CORN MILLERS. 
Atkinson Richd., Windmill hill 
Birkinshaw George, Westgate 
Crossby Brothers, Town mills, and 

Wellgate 
Hodgson James, West end 
Furness Robert, Masbro', and Ickles 
Jackson, John, & Sons, Cankhw 

CURRIERS. 
Atkinson John, Oilmill fold 
Booth John, Westgate green ; house, 

College street 
Gillott Thomas, Doncastergate 
Hamlet William, High street 
Iredale John & Co., Westgate 
EARTHENWARE MANFACTRS. 

(See Swinton, Rawmarsh, $c.) 
Shenton and Co., Rotherham Pottery, 

Masbrough 
FIRE IRON MANUFACTURERS. 
Nicholson Joshua, Masbrough 
Yates Jas., Effingham Works, M. 

FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. 
Atlas, W. F. Hoyle, Westgate 
County fire and Provident life, Geo. 

Robinson, Westgate 
Crown, Jph. Badger, College street 
Guardian, T. E. Peacock, Westgate 
Leeds and Yorkshire fire, & Law life, 

Thos. Badger, High street 
Medical, Invalid, & General life, 

W. F. Hoyle, Westgate 
Sheffield, Chesterfield, & Rotherham 

fire & life, Chas. Smith, Church st 
Standard life & Royal Farmers' fire, 

life, and hail ; Joseph Bam forth, 

Market- square 
Sun, E. J. Heseltine, High street 



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Yorkshire fire & life, Robert Marsh, 

jun., Church street 

FLAX SPINNERS. 
Johnson Matthew & Son, (patent 

thread mfrs.,) Millet., & Doncastcr 

FORK MANUFACTURERS. 
Reardshaw John, Wellgate 
Bennett William, sen., Pigeon lane 
Bennett William, jun., Bridgegate 
Bennett Thomas, Westgate 
Bletcher William, Wellgate 
Hanby Thomas, Wellgate 
Hanby William, Crofts 

FURNITURE BROKERS. 
(See Cabinet Makers also.) 
Cox Thomas, Wellgate 
Needham John, Westgate 
Wright Herbert, High street 
GARDENERS, &c. 
(* are only Fruiterers.) 
Bower John, (& seedsman,) Wellgate 
♦Brookes George, Westgate 
Cousins Edward, Crofts 
♦Dobson George, Bridgegate 
♦Scales Charles, Church street 
Firth Ann, (seeds,) Market square 
Flintham John, Market square 
Ford Charles, Moorgate 
Oxley John, Wellgt, & Masbrough 
Roberts Joseph, Masbrough 
Smith George, Wellgate 

GLASS MANUFACTURERS. 
Booth & Blunn, Catdiffe 
Clark and Beatson, Masbrough 

GLASS & CHINA DEALERS. 
Adams William, Westgate 
France Joseph, Masbrough 
Greenwood John, Westgate 
Pollard John, High street 
Williams Nathan, Moorcate 

GROCERS^ 
(Marked ♦ are Tallow Chandlers ,• fy 

+ Bacon and Cheese Factors also.) 
Askwith William, High street 
fBagnall William, Masbrough 
f Beaumont William, College street 
Bingley William, High street 
Calton Cath. & Co., Bridgegate 
Chrimes Ann, Bridgegate 
Crossby Brothers, Wellgate 
f Goodwin John J as., Westgate 
♦fJubb Thomas, Bridgegate 
Kimpster Joseph, Masbrough 
♦Lloyd Thos., College road, Masbro' 
♦Nightingale Chas, Westgate 
Oxley Cath. Spencer, Westgate 
Pullin Henry, Bridgegate 



♦Rhodes Richard, Masbrough 
Rogers John, Westgate 
Sales John, Wellgate 
Smith Joseph, Masbrough 
Tasker Thomas, Bridgegate 
fTaylor Ezra Dalphin, Wellgate 
f Tomlinson Henry, Masbrough 
fTurner William, Bridgegate 
♦Wigfield Mary & Son, High street 

HAIR DRESSERS, &c. 
Adams John, Masbrough 
Barn by Frederick, High street 
Bellamy Henry, Bridgegate 
Crookes Thomas, Church street 
Evans John, Westgate 
Goodger William, College street 
Hague William, Church street 
Oldfield Samuel Edw., High street 

HATTERS. 
Evans John, Westgate 
Gillott Miss Martha, Westgate 
Hague William, Church street 
Mather William Frost, High street 
Robinson Richard, High street 
Sellars Geo., Market°pl., & Sheffield 
Tavlor & Law, Bridgegate 

HORSE, GIG, &c, LETTERS. 
Bletcher Francis, Wellgate 
Colley Francis, Westgate 
Farrand Francis, Bridgegate 
Hancock Edw., (Hotel,) Masbrough 
Huff William, High street 
Lyle Joseph, Bridge street 
Needham John, Westgate 
Shaw Ann, High street 

HOSIERS, &c. 
Brown Rebecca, High street 
C res wick Mary, High street 
Rushforth William, (and worsted 

manufacturer,) College street 
Saville Robert John, Bridgegate 
Taylor and Law, Bridgegate 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

(Marked ♦ are Posting Houses.) 
Angel Inn, Rt. Marshall, Bridgegt 
Black Bull, John Bntcher, Masbro' 
Black Horse, Ann Nicholson, High st 
Black Swan, Mary Bray, Crofts 
Blue Bell, J as. White, Market sq. 
Boot & Shoe, Rebecca Brown, Bridgt 
Bridge Inn, Geo. Ridgway, Masbro' 
Butchers' Arms, Jas. Tune, Crofts 
Cleaver Inn, J ph. Turner, Wellgate 
College Inn, Rt. Chester, College st 
Cross Daggers, Mary Vinter, Westgt 
Cross Keys, Richd. Rising, Crofts 
♦Crown Hotel, Ann Shaw, High street 



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Crown & Anchor, Saml. Lee, Masbro' 
Cutlers' Arms,Jph. Aizlewood,Westgt 
Dusty Miller, Jas. Copley, Westgt 
Elephant and Castle, Sarah Good- 
all, High street 
Fitzwilliam's Arms, John Newbould, 

Parkgate 
George Inn, Wm. Cartledge, Parkgt 
Grapes, Sarah Hobson, High street 
Greyhound, Jph. Wilkinson, Masbro' 
Hammer and Anvil, Wm. Flockton, 

Masbrough 
Hare & Hounds, Geo. Wright, Wellgt 
King's Arms, J no. Hunter,Doncastergt 
Letters, Win. Twigg, Masbro' comn 
Mail Coach, Francis Bletcher, Wellgt 
Mason's Arms, Wm. Heeson, Wellgt 
Nag's Head, Jno.Flintham, Market pi 
OldRingof Bells, Ann Firth,Churchst 
Pack Horse, Ann Yates, Wellgate 
Plough, James Bell, Masbrough 
♦Prince of Wales Hotel, Edward 

Hancock, Masbrough Station 
Railway Tavern , Joseph Fellows, Salt- 
house lane 
Red Bear, Joseph Dale, (sacking 

manufacturer,) Bridgegate 
Red Bull, John Axleby, Masbrough 
Red Lion, Francis Farrand, Bridgt 
Royal Oak, Jph. Bower, Market sq 
Ship, Sarah Horsfield, Masbrough 
Ship Hotel, Cbas. Dobb, Westgate 
Station Inn, James Allen, Westgate 
Station Tavern, Peter Humphreys, 

Masbrough 
Sun Inn, Henry Smith, Masbrough 
Three Cranes, Wm. Huff, High st 
Three Tuns, Saml. Dobb, Wellgate 
Traveller's Inn, Wm.BannisterWestgt 
True Briton, Thos.SmithJun., Westgt 
Vice & Hammer, Wm. Flockton, M. 
Waggon & Horses, Jas. Dobb, Masbro' 
Wellington Inn, Fras. Colley /Westgt 
WheatSheaf, Jane Wilson, Donestrgt 
White Hart, Jph. Lyle, Bridgegate 
White Swan, Wm.Aizlewood,Westgt 

BEER HOUSES. 
Brett William, Ickles 
Connell Mary, Westgate 
Dyson John, Masbrough 
Godley A., Masbrough common 
Godley Sarah, Doncastergate head 
Gouldsbruif Joseph, Westgate 
Harris Martha, Wellgate 
Hewitt Mary, Masbrough common 
Howorth James, Masbrough 
Heppenstall John, Quarry hill 



Jarvis John, Masbrough 
Kent Robert, College road 
Lambert William, Masbrough 
Marshall George, Bridgegate 
Parkin Samuel, Westgate 
Watkinson Elizabeth, Westgate 

IRONFOUNDERS. 
(Marked * are Stove-grate, #<?., mfrs.) 
Gregory Mark, Masbro' common 
Dodds Isaac, (railway engine, &c.mfr.,) 

Holmes Engine Works 
Harris Jarvis, Westgt. and Wellgt 
♦Rodger & Knowles, Masbro' com 
♦Sandford, Son & Owen, Phcenix Iron 

Works, Masbrough 
*Yates James, Effingham Works, 

Masbrough ,& Rotherham Foundry, 

Market place 

IRON MANUFACTURERS. 

(See also Steel Converters.) 

Habershon Joseph Jones & Sons, (& 

rollers,) Holmes mills 
Knowles & Brown, (rollers, &c,) 

Rotherham Iron Works, Masbro' 
Sandford, Son & Owen, (& railway 

wheel, axle, &c. mfrs.) Phcenix 

Iron Works, Masbrough 
Scholefield William and Co., Park- 
gate Iron Works 

IRONMONGERS. 
Bayliffe William Radford, High st 
Brook Richard, High street 
Brown John, Bridge street 

IRON (BAR) MERCHANTS. 
Bayliffe William Radford, High st 
Favell William, Westgate 

JOINERS. 
Ashley William, Talbot lane 
A they John, High street 
Blackmoor John, Westgate 
Cox Thomas, Wellgate 
Evans William, College street 
France Joseph, Westgate 
Gee George, Westgate 
Hattersley James, Oilntili fold; h., 

West end 
Hill William, Crofts 
Holdsworth John, Market square 
Hutchinson John, Bridgegate 
Jubb John, Crofts 
Kesteven John, Masbrough 
Needham John, Westgate 
Smith Henry j Masbrough 
Smith John, Masbrough 
Steward William, Church street 
W hi taker Thomas, Wellgate 
Wraeg John, Bridgegate 
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LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS. 
Calton Cath. & Co., Bridgegate 
Cowen & Dixon, High street 
Earnshaw William, High street 
Kerr John, Westgate 
Law Thomas, High street 
Rodgers John, Wellgate 
Taylor & Law, Bridgegate 
Tomlinson Henry, Masbrough 
Wigiield Henry, High street 

MALTSTERS. 
Rentley Robert, West end 
Berry T., Doncastergt., & Sheffield 
Marsh Robert, Wheat hill, & Ickles 
Nightingale Charles, Westgate 
Owen John, Westgate, & Sheffield 
Pullin Henry, Bridgegate 
Smith Henry, Westgate 
Wheatley Thomas, Masbrough 

MILLINERS, &c. 
Arber Hannah, College rd., Masbro' 
Bishop Priscilla, Westgate 
Furniss Mary, College road 
Earnshaw Elizabeth, Westgate 
Furniss Mary & Caroline, Masbro' 
Hampson Sarah, Wellgate 
Haynes Ann, Westgate 
Moore Sarah, Doneastergate 
Smith Amelia, West end terrace 

NAIL MAKERS. 
Dobb Charles, Westgate 
Favell William, Westgate 
Globe Joseph, Westgate 
Greenwood John, W'estgate 
Jackson Abraham, Westgate 
Matthewman George, Wellgate 

PAINTERS. 
Corbitt Wm., (& gilder,) Westgate 
Coe Harriet C, Bridge street 
l^arr Joshua, Westgate 
Hague & France, Church st., & M. 
Hudson Robert, Bridgegate 
Jessop John, Bridge street 
Kesteven James, Bridge street 

PAWNBROKERS. 
Pinkney Peter, Westgate 
Smith Charles, Church street 

PHYSICIANS 
Robinson Benjamin, Westgate 
Shearman Edward James, Market sq 

PLASTERERS. 
Harris Moses, Bridgegate 
Jenkinson Francis, Wellgate 
Leadbeater George, Bridgegate 

PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS. 
Bennett James, Westgate 
Binks John, Market square 



Cundy Thos.,(& gas fitter,) Market pi 

Lister Benjamin, Westgate 

Ch rimes Brothers, (water-closet, beer 

engine, gas fittings, &c.,manfrs,) 

Market place 
Watson Wm., (& gas fitter,) High st 
Wilby Edwin, Bridgegate 

RAG & BONE DEALERS. 
Greenwood John, Westgate 
Saville Robert John, Bridgegate 

ROPE & TWINE MAKERS. 
Green Joseph, Masbrough 
Hattersley James, West end 
Wood William, Westgate 
Worth William, Westgate 
SADDLERS. 
Darwent Thomas, Wellgate 
Killner Hamer, High street 
Mower William, Market square 
Swallow Thomas, College street 

SEED CRUSHERS. 
Wigfield Mary & Son, Westgate 
SHOPKEEPERS." 
j All wood Francis, Westgate 
Badger Emma, Masbrough 
Bagnall Susanna, Masbro' common 
B agnail Thomas, Masbrough 
Binks John, Market place 
Bowstead James, Masbrough 
Charlesworth Elizabeth , Wellgate 
Conldwell Hannah, Wellgate 
Dale John, Wellgate 
Greenwood John, Westgate 
Harrison Mary, Masbrough 
Jackson Hannah, College street 
Jackson Ann, Doneastergate 
Jackson Win., (sack mkr.,) Wellgt 
Jagger Benjamin, Masbrough 
Leadbeater Phoebe, Crofts 
Leesley John, Westgate 
Livtrsidge Frederick, Masbrou^ a 
Mood}'" Benjamin, Crofts 
Needham Betty, Wellgate 
Norburn Hannah, Wellgate 
Pollard John, High street 
Richardson Cornelius, Westgate 
Rodgers Wm., Poolgreen, Masbro' 
Senior William, Masbrough 
Silvester William, Westgate 
Sharp Louisa, Wellgate 
Sharp Ann, Wellgate 
Spurr Joseph, Wellgate 
Taylor Ezra Dalphin, Wellgate 
Ward William. Masbrough 
Windle Samuel, Westgate 
Wo mack Henry, Wellgate 



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SLATERS. 
Jarvis George, Crofts 
Jarvis John, Talbot lane 
Jarvis Thomas, Masbrougb Wharf 
Walker John, Wellgate 

SOAP MANUFACTURERS. 
Dodds & Lay ton, (Hy per -oxy -kali,) 

Holmes Soap Works 

SPADE & SHOVEL MFRS. 
Sand ford, Son,& Owen, Phoenix Iron 

Works, Masbrougb 
Slack Thos. & Son, Masbrough 
Slack John Wade, Masbrough 
Wragg George, (& brass founder,) 

Masbrough common 

STARCH MANUFACTURER. 
Woodhead James, (& British gum,) 

Market place 

STAY MAKERS. 
Proctor William, Masbrough 
Shillito Jonathan, Bridgegate 
Shillilo James, Doncaster<>ate 
STEEL CONVERTERS. 

(Shear Steel Manufacturers, $c.) 
Beatson, Robertson, & Co., Rothm. 

Steel Works, Masbrough 
Grant Alex. & Co., Masbro' common 
Habershon Jph. J. & Sons, Holmes 
Oxley Wm. & Co., Parkgate works 
Scholefield William & Co., Parkgate 
Stubs Peter, (& forger & tilteiL) War- 
rington Works; J. Kekwick, agent 
Stock and Share Broker. 
Bamforth Joseph, Market place 
STONE MASONS & BR1CKLYRS, 
Birks Joseph, Moorgate 
Booth John, Wellgate 
Chadwick George, College road, M. 
Cooper George, Masbrough 
Dobb Charles, Westgate 
Dobb James, Masbrough 
Dobb John, Wellgate 
France Richard, Masbrough 
Lloyd Thomas, College rd., Masbro' 
Thompson Thomas, Clifton terrace 
Twigg Benjamin, Masbrough 
Woodcock Wm., College rd., Masbro' 

STONE QUARRY OWNERS. 
Birks Joseph, Boston castle 
Twigg Benjamin, Masbrougb 

"STRAW HAT MAKERS. 
Bishop Priscilla, Westgate 
Jessop Sarah & Elizabeth, Bridge st 
Jessop Mary, Crofts 
Ludlam Jane & Sar.,Doncastergate 
Robinson Amelia, High street 
Sissons Mary, College street 
Wadsworth "Ruth, Wellgate 



White Elizabeth, Westgate 
Wragg Ann, Bridgegate 

SURGEONS. 
Copeland Henry Otley, Wellgate 
Goodall John, Dispensary, College st 
Hardwicke Junius, High street 
Hopper George, High street 
Robinson John and Son, Wellgate 
Shearman Edw. Jas., Market square 
Turner Joseph Hatfield, Canklow 
Wilkinson Henry, W^ellerate 

TAILORS." 
(* are also Drapers Sf Clothes Dealers.) 
Aldred George, Wellgate 
Barn by George, Westgate 
Clegg William, Westgate 
*Cowen and Dixon, High street 
*C rapper John, Church street 
Dent Thomas, Wellgate 
Gilling John, Crofts 
♦Hague John, Church street 
Hopkinson Charles, Masbro' 
Kitchingman William, College street 
Law John, and Son, High street 
Myers Samuel, Westgate 
Myers William, jun., Masbro' 
Myers George, Bridgegate 
Oxley James, College street 
Pearson Thomas, Wellgate 
♦Robinson Richard, High street 
Skelton Thomas, Crofts 
*Wild Thos., High st., and Sheffield 
* Wragg Thomas, Masbrough 
TIMBER & SLATE MERCHANTS. 
Brown Geo. O., (and salt and coal,) 

Masbrough 
Newsum Henry, Masbrough 
Singleton William, & Co., Masbro' 
Smith Joseph, & Co., (and charcoal, 
blacking, &c, manufacturers,) 
Masbro', and Padley Saw Mills 
VETERINARY SURGEONS. 
Bingham James, Westgate 
Bingham James, jun., Market square 
Griffiths Edward, Westgate 

WATCH MAKERS, &c. 
Brooke Richard/ High street 
Denton Frederick, Westgate 
Mason John, College street 
Tahinder Abraham, Market square 

WHARFINGERS. 
Bartholomew Charles, Don Naviga- 
tion Co.'s Wharf 
Crossiand Joshua, Masbrough 
Fleck William Henry, Masbrough 
Horsfield Sarah, Masbrough 
Tateson William, Masbrough 



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WHEELWRIGHTS. 
Coward John, Well gate 
Crowther John, Crofts 
Lockwood Robert, Masbrough 
Slater Silvanus, Westgate 
Steer Michael, Westgate 

WHITESMITHS. 
Bayliffe William Radford, High st 
Heppenstall John, Market square 
Holdsworth William, Vicar lane 
Kimpster Henrv, Masbrough 
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. 
Nightingale John, Millgt.; h., Westgt 
Pratt Sarah & Co., College street 



COACHES. 
From the Crown Hotel. 

Mails to Doncaster, 5 morning ; to 
Louth., J past 6 morning; and to Shef- 
field, 8 evening. 

Gommander-in-Ckief to Doncaster, 
at j- past 10 morning, (except Sunday.) 

Red Rover, to Thome, to meet the 
Hull Packets, -| before 6 morning, 
(except Sunday;) and to Sheffield, 
evening. 

The Times, to Sheffield, \ past 8 
morning ; and to Doncaster, 5 eveng. 
From the Masbrough Station Hotel. 

The Pelham, to Lincoln, via Baw- 
try and Gainsbrough, at 20 minutes 
past 2 afternoon, except Sunday. 



The Sliding Scale, to Lincoln, 
via Retford, at 20 minutes past 2 after- 
noon, except Sunday, (calls at the 
Cleaver Inn.) 

RAILWAYS. 

Trains every hour to Sheffield, from 
8 morning to 8 night ; and from the 
Hasbro' Station to London, Derby, 
Leeds, York, and all parts, six times 
a-day. 

WATER CONVEYANCE. 

The Regular Trading Vessels, noticed 
at page 25, receive and deliver Goods 
at Rotherham ; and the Wharfingers 
and Agents are — William Tateson, 
Masbro'; W. H. Fleck, Bridge Wharf; 
and Charles Bartholomew, Don Navi- 
gation Co.'s Wharf. 

Thomas Weight's Vessels to Don 
caster, thursday and friday, and to 
Sheffield, tuesday and Wednesday. 
Joshua Crossland, agent, Masbro'. 
CARRIERS by Railway. 

Newcombe, Chaplin, Home, & Co.;' 
and Pickford & Co., daily to all parts. 

CARRIERS by Waggon, $c. 

The Doncaster, Baivtry, Tickhill, 
Laughton-en-le-Morthen, and Wath 
carriers, noticed at pages 25 and 26, 
call at the Cleaver and Pack Horse. 

Edward Wilkinson, Pigeon-lane, to 
Doncaster, tuesday, thursday, and 
Saturday, and to Sheffield, monday, 
Wednesday, and friday, at 10 morning. 



ROTHERHAM PARISH.— (Out-Townships.) 



BRINSWORTH is a township and scattered village of 1,050 acres, and 
241 souls, 2 miles S.W. of Rotherham, and 5 miles E.N.E. of Sheffield. It 
includes the hamlet of Ickles, and belongs chiefly to J. Fullerton, Esq. 

CATCLIFFE is a small village and township, 2^ miles S. of Rotherham, 
on the banks of the Rother. It has 252 inhabitants, and 930 acres of land, 
belonging to various owners, but Earl Fitzwilliam is lord of the manor. 
The Glass Works here, were established about 72 years ago, by Mr. J. May. 

DALTON township comprises the three small villages oi Dalton -Magna, 
Dalton-Parva, and Dalton-Brook, from 2 to 3 miles E.N.E. of Rotherham. 
It has 288 inhabitants, and 1,-100 acres of land, belonging to various owners. 
G. S. Foljambe, Esq., is lord of the manor. 

GREASBROUGH township and parochial chapel ry, has a pleasant vil- 
lage near Wentworth Park, 2 miles N. of Rotherham ; and includes the 
neighbouring hamlets of Bassinihwaite, Ginhouse, Cinder Bridge, Nether 
Haugh, and part of Parkgate. It has 1 ,623 inhabitants, and 2,270 acres of 
land, belonging to Earl Fitzwilliam. The Church (St. Mary,) is a hand- 
some Gothic fabric, which was finished in 1828, at the cost of £4,750, of 
which £2,000 was granted by Parliament. The perpetual curacy, valued in 
1831 at £182, is in the gift of Karl Fitzwilliam, and incumbency of the 



ROTHERHAM PARISH, 



353 



Rev. Fras. Hall. The Charities for the poor and school produce about 
£48 per annum. 

KIMBERWORTH village is 2 miles W. of Rotherham, to which its 
township extends, including the populous suburbs of Masbrough and the 
Holmes; and the hamlets of Blackburn, (near Brigbtside.) Jordan Dam, 
Scholes, $c.; also, Grange Hall, 5^ miles N. by E. of Sheffield, the sylvan 
seat of the Earl of Effingham, the lord of the manor, and owner of a great 
part of the soil. The township contains 5,066 inhabitants, and 2,940 acres 
of land. It has several chapels in Masbrough, &c, and near the village of 
Kimberworth is a neat District Church, (St. Thomas,) built in 1838, by 
subscription, and a grant of £600 from the Church Building Society. The 
vicar of Rotherham is patron of the perpetual curacy, which is now enjoyed 
by the Rev. J.J. Spear, M.A., whose parochial district comprises about 
2,100 souls. The township School is endowed with £8. 18s. per annum ; 
and at Blackburn, where there are many Fork makers, is a National School, 
supported by the Countess of Effingham. 

ORGREAVE township, on the hanks of the Rother, 6 miles E. of Shef- 
field, and 5 miles S. of Rotherham, has 52 souls, and 510 acres. Here is 
Rothcrwood, one of the scenes in the novel of Ivanhoe. 

TINSLEY, a parochial chapelry, has a small village 3^ miles N.E. oi 
Sheffield, near the point where the Sheffield canal joins the river Don. It 
has 512 inhabitants, and 1,570 acres of land, mostly the property of Earl 
Fitzwilliam, the lord of the manor, and patron of the Church, a small 
ancient fabric, dedicated to St. Lawrence. The vicarage, valued iu 1831 at 
£124, is enjoyed by the Rev. J. Rees. 

Challiner John I Newbould Thos. 
Hattersley John • Rawlin William 

DALTON. 
Marked 1 reside at Dalton -Brook ; 2, 
Ballon -Magna ; and the rest in 
Little- Dalton. 
lAdams John, blacksmith 
IBattersby Mary, vict., Grapes 
Blackburn Joseph, shopkeeper 
IChadwick John, quarry owner 
Clark Thomas, shoemaker 
Dennis George, bricklayer 
2French Thomas, tailor 
Newborn Hy., toll coir., Aldus aik Bar 
2Pashley Mary, schoolmistress 
Pashley Geo., mason, & quarry owner 
Pilley Samuel, tailor 
2Tomlinson George, gardener 
2Tradewell John, wheelwright 
2Tradewell John, jun., wheelwright 
2Yelland Jph., shoemkr. & shopkpr. 
Nicholls Mary 



BRINS WORTH. 
Badger Charles, cow keeper 
Brett William, beerhouse, Ickles 
Didsbury Thomas, corn merchant, 

and Rotherham 
Furness Robert, corn miller, Ickles 
Marsh Robert, maltster, Ickles 

FARMERS. 
Banks William 
BrightmoreThos. 
Foster Joseph 
Hawke Deborah 
Heward George 



Legatt Sarah 
Limb Job 
Maw Thomas 
Maw Geo., (and 

quarry owner) 
Smith Mary 



CATCLIFFE. 
Blunn Henry, glass manufacturer 
Blum Thomas, manager 
Bricrhtmore .John, butcher 
Brightmore John, timber merchant 
Brookfield John, shoemaker 
Cawthorne William, mason 
Challiner Edmund, cabinet maker,, 

and victualler, Plough 
Challiner Joseph, scale presser 
Chapman William, schoolmaster 
Greenfield Joseph, vict., Red Lion 
May Thos., gent. || Blunn Mrs. Ann 
Pyiah John, shopkeeper 
Platts John, gardener 
Vanes Francis, blacksmith 

FARMERS. | BrightmoreGdfry 
e Jph 



Brightmo 



Brightmore Tho*. 



FARMERS. 
lAdams William 
2 Burden John 
2French Henry 
Greaves Benj. 
2Hall Jas. Stphn. 
Jackson William 
Ludlam George 

ell Thomas 
2Morley Benj. 
2 q 2 



Sty ring Thomas, 
(butcher and 
quarry owner,) 
Brecks House 
Waite David 
Ward Jacob 
2\Yatson George 
Waterhouse Hy. 
WoodheadRichd... 
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GREASBROUGH. 
Marked 1 reside at Cinder ~ Bridge } 2, 
at Haugh ; 3, at Potter's Hill ; 4, 
at Parkgate ; and the others at 
Greasbroagh. 
Dawson Thomas, shoolmaster 
France Miss Susannah 
1 Hague Sam!., underground steward 
Hall Rev. Francis, incumbent 
Jackson Edward, corn miller 
Kay Joseph, schoolmaster 
2Sellars Jonathan, coal agent 
Smith Gadd, clothes dealer 
Thompson Richard, stocking weaver 
Tissington Charles, beerhouse 
Titley James, underground steward 
Walker John, nail maker 
2White Isaac, gentleman 
4VVoodward Thomas, agent 
Yates Eliza, infant school 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 
Bay Malton, John Lambert 
Crown, Joseph Crossland 
4Fitzwilliam's Arms, John Newbould 
Generous Briton, John Parks 
Milton's Arms, Jas. Henry Rodgers 
4George Inn, William Cartledge 
IShip, John Wooflnden 
2Swan, Thomas Salkin 
Yellow Lion, George Hattersley 



Blacksmiths. 
Oxiey John 
2Utley Jacob 
Whittington Chs. 
Boot fy Shoe Mkrs. 
Cocking Thomas 
Hutchinson Saml. 
Morton Samuel 
Parks John 

Butchers. 
Tissington Chas. 
Willey Joshua 

FARMERS. 
2Carr Jonathan 
Cooper William 
Eyre Jonas 
Goddard James 
Hawley John 
Jackson George, 

Basingthwa.it 
3Jackson Thomas 
Loy John 
Oxley William 
Pepper Thomas 
Rhodes Thomas 
2Roebuck Joshua 
2Sayles Samuel 



Sellars Major 
Steel William 
Thompson Esther 
3Thompson John 
Whiteley Thomas 
Woodcock Mary 
Woodhead John 

Joiners, $c 
2Charles worth J. 
Cooper William 
Mather James 
Pollard Ellis 
Stringer John 
Willey Joseph 
Woodward Thos. 

Shopkeepers. 
Fowler Mary 
Heppenstall John 
Joel Thomas 
Mason Eclward 
Mather James 
Otley James 
Oxley John 
«2Rodgers Eliz. 
Stringer John 

Stone Masons. 
*Goddard Janus 



I Rawlins Richard I Oxley Charles 
Smith John I Rodgers Jas. Hy. 

Tailors. i Seddons John 

Beaumont Chas. | Swift John 

KIMBERWORTH. 
Those marked 1 reside at Blackburn ; 
2, Bradgate; 3, Hill-Top; 4, 
Netherfold; 5, Parkgate; 6 y Scholes; 
and the others at Kimberworth. 
(Masbrongh and the Holmes are in- 
cluded with Rotherham.) 
Earl of Effingham, The Grange 
Barber John & Son, colliery owners 
1 Barber Michael, coal owner 
Bates George, constable 
Brown George, vict., Green Dragon 
Chambers G. W., coal owner, Clovgh 

House 
Clarke William, engineer 
Coldwell Benjamin, wheelwright, &c. 
GCooper Joseph, gardener 
6Cooper William and John, slater's 
6Draper Ann, schoolmistress 
GGuest Benjamin, vict., Bay Horse 
Hall Samuel, blacksmith 
4Hartley Samuel, joiner 
2Kent Thomas, victualler, Old Gate 
Le Tall Emanuel, schoolmaster 
Lockwood Robert, timber merchant 
Lockwood Jph.jwheelwrgt. and joiner 
6Mirfin Joseph, beerhouse 
INelson Thomas, mason 
Oxley William, joiner 
2Parker Francis, colliery owner 
Roberts William, blacksmith 
Sellars William, colliery owner 
Spear Rev. John Jph., M.A., incmbt. 
Straw Win., underground steward 
Sunderland Mrs. Ann 
Twiby William, beerhouse 
5Walker Joseph, cart owner 
IWoodger George, vict., Pheasant 
6Hayton Joseph 



FARiMERS. 
6 Ash forth Hanh. 
Barber John 
Bray Jonathan 
5Brooke Francis 
Calton Charles 
GCooper John 
1 Coldwell Isaac 
IDixon Charles, 

Meadow Hall 
fiDuke Joseph 
4 Fletcher Thomas 
6Froggatt Wm. 
2Harris Jar vis 



Kirk Arthur 
Kirk Edwin 
BKirk John 
6Macho1i Charles 
1 Martin Samuel 
1 Slack Valentine 
Tofield Frank, 

Walkworth 
Taylor John 
Warris John, sen. 
WarrisJohnjun., 

Manor House 
Wing William 
5Yeardley Joseph 



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4Yeardley Win. 

Fork Makers. 
IBeardshawJonth 
1 Brooke Benj. 
1 Brown George 
1 Dawson George 
IGoddard Joseph 
J Goddard Thos. 
IHandley Thos. 
1 Harrison Wm. 
] HigginsWilliam 
IHorton Ruth 
ISayles Benjamin 
ISayles John 
ISheldon William 
lWoodger Geo. 
lYeardley John 

Nail Makers. 
6Ashforth Isaac 
6Heaton Joseph 



6Ibbotson Joseph 

Shopkeepers. 
4Broomhead Jph. 
2Goodison Wm. 
2Goodison James 
6 Ibbotson Joseph 
Lodge George 

Shoe Makers. 
6 Gelling Benj. 
6Greenwood John 
6 Ibbotson Geo. 
Lee William 
2Longden Isaac 
ITaylor John 
3Taylor George 
Taylor Joseph 

Tailors. 
Hirst George 
Linton Joseph 
3Potcher Draper 

ORGREAVE. 

Hawke Robert, farmer, High/field 
Ho wson H y . , farmer, Cole Brook Lodge 
Oxley John, farmer, Orgreave 
Sorby Richard and Walter, coal 

owners, Eothenvood 
Ward John, farmer, Orgreave 

TINSLEY. 
Barstow Benjamin, woodman, char- 
coal burner, and grocer 



Challiner Charles, blacksmith 
Coldwell Benj., lime burner, Jordan 
Coupland Mrs. Ann, and John, gent, 
Cousens William, gardener 
Critchley Thomas, schoolmaster 
Fisher John, millwrgt., and Canklow 
Genn Sarah and Thomas, butchers, 

and Sheffield 
Hawley Thomas, pottery manager, 

Carbrook 
Higgitt William, coal viewer 
Jenkinson David, clerk and sexton 
Nicholson John, wharfinger 
Punchon Martha, vict., Plumper 's Inn 
Rees Rev. James, vicar of Tinsley 
Shore Mr. Thos. || Wilde Mrs. Alice 
Smith Daniel, shopkeeper 
Tinsley Coal Co., colliery owners 
Travis William, lime burner 
Wilby Thos., collector of lock dues 
Yeomans Miss Harriet 



FARMERS. 
Boaler William 
Bradford George, 

Carbrook 
Dyson Henry 
France John 
Goodwin John 
Hadfield James 
Hounsfield Wm. 
Linley John 



Ramsden Joseph 
Willis George 
Shoemakers. 
Linley John 
Thompson James 
Wood Edward 
Wheelwrights and 

Joiners. 
Goodwin John 
Goodwin Thomas 



RAVENFIELD is a picturesque parish, 4 miles E. by N. of Rotherham, 
containing 241 souls, and 1,170 acres of land, all belonging to T.B. Bosvile, 
Esq., who has a pleasant seat here called the Park, and is patron of the 
Church, (St. James,) which was rebuilt in 1756. The perpetual curacy was 
valued in 1831 at £160 per annum. Silver Wood, which adjoins the park, 
is very extensive, and is partly in Thribergh parish. DIRECTORY : — 
Thos.BosvileBosvile, Esq., Ravenfield Park ; Joshua Francis, & Jph. Askew, 
quarry owners, Silverwood ; Wm. A they, joiner ; Jas. Cardwell, wheelwright ; 
Rev. Jas. B. Dew, M.A., incumbent; John Vanes, blacksmith; Geo. Wil- 
kinson, parish clerk ; Wm. Wilson, shoemaker ; Thos Wood, maltster ; and 
Matthew Brown, Edwin Caldwell and Son, John Maleham, George Waite. 
Thos. Wildsmith, and Jph. and Thos. Wood, farmer's. 

RAWMARSH, a considerable village, on a declivity, 2 miles N. of 
Rotherham, has long been noted for its potteries of white and coloured earth- 
enware. Its parish has several extensive iron works and collieries, and com- 
prises 2,068 inhabitants, and 2,047 acres of land, forming the manors of 
Rawmarsh-with-Wheatcroft, and Southwell. G. S. Foljambe, Esq., is lord 
of the forme*, and the Chapter of Southwell own the latter ; but most of the 
soil belongs to Earl Fitzwilliam. The Church (St. Lawrence,) is a hand- 
some structure, erected in lieu of the old one, which was taken down in 1838. 
The rectory, valued in K.B. at £8. 7s. 3fd., and in 1831 at £402, is in the 
gift of the Crown. The schoolmaster has about £60; the schoolmistress 
£15 ; and the poor £15 yearly, from the charities of Edward Goodwin and 
other donors. The said E. Goodwin also founded the Almshouses for six 
poor women, who have the dividends of £3,500 three per cent. Stock. 
The hamlets in Rawmarsh parish are—KILNHURST, 4 miles N.N.E. of 



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Rotherham ; Parkgate or Newbiggin, (partly in Greasbro',) 3 miles 
W.N. W of Rotherham ; and Stubbin and Upper Haugh, 3 miles N. of 
Rotherham. At Kilnhurst is a National School, built in 1835; and a 
Wesleyan Chapel erected in the same year. 

Marked 1 are at Kilnhurst ,• 2, Parkgate ; 3, Stubbin ; 4, Upper Haugh ; 

and the rest in Raivmarsh. 



Asken Charles, blacksmith 
Barber John & Son, eolliery owners 
IBeatson John, steel and file manfr. 
Booth Samuel, stone mason 
BrameldChas. , blacksmith, PostOffice 
ICharlesMr.Jph. || BarkerPeter,gent. 
Charles worth Jno.& Jas., coal owners 
2Cooper J., coal agent 
2Dyson George, manager 
Firth Henry, Esq., Rose Hill 
Foljambe Miss Ann || Naylor Mrs. A. 
lFurniss Robert, corn miller 
J Haden George, corn miller 
Hamshaw John, joiner, &c. 
Hicks George, saddler 
Hobson John, earthenware dealer 
Knapton John & Geo., coal masters 
2Mason John, builder 
Marcroft Joseph, butcher 
Maxfield John, schoolmaster 
Munday Thos., joiner & wheelwright 
20xley Wm. & Co., steel man ufactrs 
Roberts Jane, druggist, &c. 
Roberts Jas.,traveller;&Robt.,hookpr 
2ScholefieldWm.&Co.,iron£steelinfrs 
Sharman Mr. Saml., Ravjmarsh Hall 
IShepherd Thomas, schoolmaster 
Steel Thomas, joiner & wheelwright 
Whitaker Mrs. Charlotte 
White Thomas, painter 
Whitehead William, butcher 
1 Wilson Thos. & Co., iron masters 

& steel mfrs., Kilnhurst Forge 
Wright Mrs. Ann, Brookfield House 

PUBLIC HOUSES. 
Earl Grey, William Pugh 



Horse & Jockey, Joseph Marcroft 
Miners' Arms, John Knapton 
Red Lion, Thos. Webster (cabt.mkr.) 
IShip, Elizabeth Morton 
Star Inn, William Beck 



Beer Houses. 
4Barraclough T. 
Cocking Thomas 
2Edwards Joseph 
] Ellis John 
Hague Charles 
Earthenware Mfrs 
1 Green George 
Hawley George 
Hawley Thomas 
Hawley William 
I Robinson#Wood 

FARMERS. 
Barraclough J ph. 
Beck William 
Brameld George 
Creswick Thos. 
Eyre Thomas 
Goulding Wm. 
Gouldsbrough Jp. 

and William 
Jarvis James 
4Jenkinson Wm. 
3Lees Thomas 
4Pearson W. 
RobertsA.,G.#W. 
4Shaw John 
IShepherd Wm. 
Tinker Richard 
Taylor Elisha 



Tyzack John 
White James 
3White S. 
Wright John 

Shoemakers. 
Askew Barthw. 
Ball William 
Bennett George 



Brameld Abm. 
Clark Thomas 
Hetherington Jas. 
Taylor George 
Wilson Thomas 
Wilson William 
Wright J. 

Shopkeepers. 
4Clark Benjamin 
Dickons Joseph 
Etherington Isaac 
Halladay Lister 
2Mason John (& 

builder) 
Roberts William 
Steer Harriet 
Tailors. 
2Abson Joseph 
Burton George 
Harrison Chas. 
Hutchinson Wm. 
IK irk George 
miles W. of Work- 



THORPE-SALVIN, near the Chesterfield canal, 5 
sop, and 13 miles E. by S. of Sheffield, has in its parish 340 souls, and 2,180 
acres of land, including the hamlet of Netherihorpe, and part of the extensive 
woods of Shire Oak-Park, at the junction of the three counties of York, Derby, 
and Nottingham. The Duke of Leeds is lord of the manor, and owner 
of most of the soil. The Church (St. Peter,) is a curacy, valued in 1831 at 
£63, but it has lately been endowed with the tithes. The Prebendary of 
Laughton-en-le-Morthen,is patron, and the Rev. R.F.Hartley, M.A., incmbt. 



Atkin Francis, carrier to Sheffield 
Harrison James, wood agent 
Hartley Rev. Richd. Fleming, M.A., 

incumbent 
Highfield Charles, tailor 
Holmes Elizabeth, victualler, Gate 
Holmes George, brick maker 
Holmes Thomas, carpenter 



Hydes Mark, corn miller, Peck Mill 
Jackson William, vict., Boot fy Shoe 
Marshall Wm., shopkpr. & beerhouse 
Peat John, tailor 
Robinson Thomas, blacksmith 
Rogers Robert, stone mason 
Stone John, schoolmaster 
Ward Thomas, shoemaker 



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357 



FARMERS. 

Bowman Joseph 
Butcher Widow 



Child Joseph 
Girdler Edward 
Guest Hannah 



Pashley William 
Robinson Wm., 
(and maltster) 



Storey William 
Weightman John 
Wilks Georsre 



THRIBERGH, 3 miles E.N.E. of Rotherham, has in its parish 214 souls, 
and 1,304 acres of land, all belonging to J. Fullerton, Esq., of Thribergh 
Park, a beautiful Gothic mansion, commanding extensive prospects. He is 
patron of the Church, (St. Leonard,) and the Rectory, valued in 1831 at 
£329, is enjoyed by the Rev. Arthur Fullerton. The other principal 
parishioners are — the Rev. Weston Fullerton, curate ; Thomas Askin and 
John Vanes, blacksmiths; Sarah Beaumont, wheelwright; John Bisby, 
shopkeeper; Edw. Butter, shoemaker; Geo. Piper, tailor ; Geo. Stringer, 
miller and maltster ; and Foljambe Awty, Jas. Foster, Mary Leggatt, John 
Stani forth, and Wm. Whi taker, farmers. 

TOD WICK, lOf miles E. by S. of Sheffield, has in its parish 214 souls, 
and 1,860 acres of land, mostly belonging to the Duke of Leeds, the lord of the 
manor, and patron of the Church, (St. Peter and St. Paul.) The rectory, 
valued in 1831 at £121, is now enjoyed by the Rev. Richd. Inman. Tod- 
wick Grange is the seat of Geo. Calton Fox, Esq.; and the other princi- 
pal residents are — Sarah Hepworth, beerhouse ; Eliz. May, vict, Red Lion ; 
Henry Murhn, blaeksmith; Luben Murfln, tailor; Jph. May and Geo. Wast- 
nidge, carpenters; and Geo. Cousins, Edm. Hawley, Jph. Hibbard, (Hard- 
wick,) Wm. Middleton, Thos. Shepherd, Saml. Skinner, Miss Walker, Thos. 
Wastnidge, (Hardwick,) and Thos. Wood, farmers. Geo. Stacey and Wm. 
Paulson (shopkeeper,) are Carriers to Sheffield. 

TREETON is a pleasant retired village, on the banks of the Rother, 5 
miles E. of Sheffield. Its parish comprises the townships and manors of 
Treeton, Brampton, and Ulley, and contains 661 inhabitants, aud 3,230 
acres of fertile land. The Duke of Norfolk owns most of Treeton, and is 
lord of the manor, and patron of the Church (St. Helen,) which is a rec- 
tory, worth about £700 per annum, and now enjoyed by the Rev. George 
Chandler, M.A. Brampton-en-le-Morthen, 4 miles E. of Treeton, is a 
village and manor, mostly the property of Sir George Sitwell. Ulley, or 
Br amp ton -Ulley, a small village and township, 2 miles E. of Treeton, is 
partly in Aston parish. Sir Francis L. Wood is lord of the manor, and 
owner of most of the soil. 

BRAxMPTON-EN-LE-iMORTHEN, 
Bennett John, shopkeeper 
Boaler Joseph, shoemaker 
Hancock Mrs. Sarah 
Parkin George, wheelwright 
Potter George, gent. ; & Jph.,/am'<?r 
Street Joseph, blacksmith 
Wilson James, joiner 

Leeson Thomas 



TREETON. 

Bilbrough Mr. John 

Brookfield Mr. Thomas 

Chandler Rev. George, M.A., rector 

Dennis John, parish clerk 

Hirst Wm., gent.||Earnshaw Mr. Jas. 

Martin John, blacksmith 

Potter John, book-keeper 

Rickett Thomas, gardener 

Skelton Joseph, tailor 

Tavlor Robert, corn miller 



FARMERS. 

Boomer Benj. 
Earnshaw James 
Earnshaw Wm. 
Jackson William 
Moody William 
Rodgers George 
S to rev Amos 



Strickle Makers. 
Marshall John 
Marshall William 

Shoemakers. 
Brookfield W T m. 
Hill John' 
Marshall John 
Shopkeepers. 
Foers John 
Skelton Mary 



FARMERS. Scholey Joseph 
Glossop John Shaw Samuel 

Hawk William Thackray Edw, 
Heaton Charles Ward Benjamin 
Hill James White William 

ULLEY. 
Hague Joseph, eowkeeper 
Stenton Thomas, shoemaker 
White Mr. Wm. || Stenton Mr. Jph. 
Woolhousc John, gentleman 



FARMERS. 
Hird Robert 
Kneeves John 
Moss John 



Slaney Elizabeth 
Smith Joseph 
Stenton Samuel 
Tuck ford Wm, 



358 



STRAFFORTH AND TICKHILL WAP. 



WALES, 9 miles S.E. by E. of Sheffield, on a pleasant acclivity, near the 
Chesterfield canal, has in its parish 351 soul?, and 1,950 acres of land, in- 
cluding the hamlets of Noncood, Bedgreave, and Waleswood, — the latter of 
which is partly in Treeton parish. S. W. Lane Fox, Esq., owns a great 
part of the soil, and is lord of the manor. The Church (St. John,) is an 
ancient fabric, and the perpetual curacy is in the same patronage and in- 
cumbency as that of Thorpe Salvin, and the tithes of both parishes have 
recently been annexed to the livings by the Rev. L. Vernon Harcou it, chan- 
cellor of York cathedral. The poor and school have about £10 a year 
from old benefactions, and the interest of £200 left by Henry Sykes, Esq., 
in 1842. The poor have also the interest of £40 left by Miss Mary Shirt, 
in 1843. In the following Directory, those marked 1 are at Norwood; 2, 
at Waleswood ; and the others at Wales. 



Dog & duck 



Alderson Rev. Richard Arnold 
Booth Henry, butcher 
ICusson Geo., vict 
2Drury Thomas, shoemaker 
IHoult Henry, bookkeeper 
Kitchen Thomas, wheelwright 
Major John, saddler 
Marshall Jonathan, vict., Leeds Arms 
Mirfin John, blacksmith 
Pressley Francis, tailor 
Schofield George, parish clerk 
Shirt John, Esquire 
Stacey William, shoemaker 
WATH-upon-DEARNE is 



Staveley Captain John 
Swann George, schoolmaster 
White John, vict., " Duke of Leeds' 
Wilks Samuel, shoemaker 



FARMERS. 

Booth Joseph 
2Deer Thomas 
Gascoigne J. 
2Jarvis Matthew 
Marshall Wm. 
2Morton Charles 
Paulson William 
Shirt John F. 



a lar^e and well-built village 



Sykes William 
Staniland George 
Stenton George 
Turner My. & Co. 
2Walker Widow 
Widdowson Geo. 

CARRIER. 
J. White, to Shef- 
field, tue. & sat 
with several 

good shops and public houses, seated on a pleasant acclivity, near the 
Dearne and Dove canal, 5f miles N. of Rotherham, and 1 1 miles N.E. by 
N. of Sheffield, [n its vicinity are several extensive potteries, and coal and 
iron works. Its Parish comprises the five townships of Wath, Brampton- 
Bierlov;, Nether Hoy la rid, S win ton, and Wentworth, which contain 11,120 
acres of land, and 8,911 inhabitants, though their population amounted 
only to 3,996 souls, in 1801. Earl Fitzwilliam, whose princely seat ( Went- 
worth House,) is in the heart of the parish, is lord of the manors, and owner 
of most of the soil. Wath township contains 1,453 souls, and 1,550 acres. 
The Church (All Saints,) is a vicarage, valued in K.B. at £\o. 10s. 2§d., 
and in 1831 at £315, with the perpetual curacy of Adwick-upon-Dearne 
annexed to it, in the gift of Christ Church, Oxford, and incumbency of the 
Rev. H. Partington, M.A. The Rev. J. Lowe, B.A., is the Afternoon Prea- 
cher, and has £47. 10s. a year from Ellis's Charity. The Charities for the 
poor yield about £33, and for the School £14 a year. A Monthly Magazine 
was published in this " Queen of Villages," from Jan. 1831 till Dec. 1833. 
BRAMPTON-BIERLOW township contains 1,704 inhabitants, 3,150 acres 
of land, and the hamlets of Brampton, (near Wath,) Hooper, NcivhiH, 
Elsecar, Coley Lane, Cortwood, and West Melton, extending south-west 
from Wath to Wentworth, and having several iron works and collieries, partly 
worked by Earl Fitzwilliam. At Brampton is a good Inn, (the Bull's Head,) 
and also a National School, built in 1818. The school and poor have about 
£100 per annum, from Geo. Ellis's Charity, left in 1711 ; and the former has 
£12, and the latter £2. 10s. a year, left by John Higson, in 1814. The poor 
have several other benefactions. 

NETHER HOYLAKD township and chapelry, 9 miles N. of Sheffield, 
comprises 2,597 souls, and 2,030 acres of land, divided into the hamlets of 
High and Low Hoyland. On a branch of the Dearne and Dove canal are the 
extensive iron works called Milton Furnace. About 70 years ago, the Town- 
send family rebuilt the Chapel at High Hoyland, but ft was taken down in 
1831, and a commodious Church (St. Peter,') was built upon its site, partly 
with a Parliamentary grant of £1,000. The curacy, valued in 1831 at £150, 



WATH-UPON-DEARNE PARISH. 359 

is in the gift of the Hon. Edmund Phipps, and incumbency of the Rev. Fras. 
Maude, who gave £600 towards the augmentation of the living, in 1824, when 
£900 was granted to it by parliament. The Methodist C/wpel was built in 1809. 

SWINTON, 5 miles N. by E. of Rotherham, and 11 from Sheffield, has a 
Station on the North Midland Railway, and is celebrated as the chief seat of 
the China and Earthenware manufacture in the north of England. Its town- 
ship is a chapelry, and comprises a scattered village, 1,660 inhabitants, and 
1,560 acres of land, including part of Kiln hurst, and the hamlets of Abdy and 
Birdwell Flat. The extensive pottery called Rockingham Works, was com- 
menced in 1745, and the Don Pottery, in 1801. The Church (St. Margaret,) 
was rebuilt in 1816, at the cost of £6,000, most of which was given by the 
late Earl Fitzwilliam. The present Earl and the vicar of Wath are patrons 
of the perpetual curacy, valued hi 1831 at £160, and now enjoyed by the Rev. 
J. Lowe, B.A. 

THORPE HESLEY, an old village, 6 miles N. by E. of Sheffield, is noted 
for the manufacture of Nails, and is in the township of Wentworth, except a 
small part, which is in Khnberworth township. It has a neat Church, built 
in 1837, chiefly at the cost of Earl Fitzwilliam, and the late Earl of Effing- 
ham. Here is a neat Wesleyan Chapel; and a School, with an endowment of 
£11. 2s. per annum. 

WENTWORTH, a large village, near the western verge of Wentworth 
Park, 8 miles N. of Sheffield, has in its township and chapelry, 1,497 souls, 
and 2,830 acres of fertile land, including most of the village of Thorpe Hesley, 
and the hamlets of Barrow, Barley Hole, and Hood Hill; the latter of which 
is on the Sheffield and Bamsley turnpike. Earl Fitzwilliam is owner of the 
soil, lord of the manor, and patron of the Church, a neat structure, contain- 
ing several handsome monuments in memory of his ancestors. The per- 
petual curacy, valued at £125, is enjoyed by the Rev. J. S. Upton. The bene- 
factions given by the Wentworth family to the curate and the poor, produce 
upward of £200 per annum. The Hospitals, for six poor men and six poor 
women, were founded by the Earl of Strafford, in 1697, and endowed with 
£36 a year. The Sclwol was founded by the Hon. Thos. Wentworth, in 1716, 
and endowed with 7a. of land, and a yearly rent-charge of £65. The poor 
have several other small charities ; and here is a Girls' National School, built 
by Earl Fitzwilliam, in 1837. 

WENTWORTH HOUSE, the splendid seat of Earl Fitzwilliam, is plea- 
santly situated in an extensive and well wooded park, 1 mile E. of Wentworth 
village, 8 miles N. by E. of Sheffield, and 4 miles N.N.W. of Rotherham. 
This magnificent edifice, which consists of a centre and two wings, has a front 
of exquisite architecture, 600 feet in length, and the portico is peculiarly elegant. 
The hall is 60 feet square, and 40 feet high, with a gallery 10 feet wide, run- 
ning round the whole, and supported by 18 Ionic pillars, the intervening 
niches of which are ornamented with fine marble statues. The gallery at the 
end of the hall is 130 ft. long, by 18 ft. wide ; and there are spread over the 
various apartments a number of exquisite paintings, from the pencils of 
Guidio, Paulo Giordano, Caracci, Titian, Luca Giordano, and Spagnoletto. 
The museum also contains a number of fine antiques, which claim the atten- 
tion of the virtuoso. The new banquetting hall, fitted up about 1832, at a 
great expense, presents the most superb display of gilt plaster work in the 
north of England. Every thing without this princely mansion is consistent 
with the magnificence that reigns within. The PARK comprises 1,500a. of 
beautifully variegated ground, richly clothed with wood, embellished with 
expanses of water, and extending southward into the township of Greasbro', — 
being about 2§ miles in length, and more than 2 in breadth. From the bosom 
of the majestic woods, on the north side of the park, near the hamlet of 
Hooper or Hoober, rises a beautiful Ionic column, erected by the Marquis of 
Rockingham, to commemorate the acquittal of his gallant friend— Admiral 
Keppel. In the south-east part of the park, is Peacock Wood, a beautiful 
plantation with serpentine walks, planted with a diversity of trees and shrubs, 
forming the abode of a considerable number of peacocks', and containing the 
park keeper's residence, and an elegant quadrangular building, formerly 
furnished in the Chinese style. But the chief object of admiration is the 
MAUSOLEUM, erected by the late Earl Fitzwilliam^ in honour of his revered 



360 



WENTWORTH HOUSE. 



uncle. This superb monument, which is built of free stone, stands on an emi- 
nence to the right of the grand entrance into the park from the Rotherhaui 
road. The height is ninety feet, and it consists of three divisions. The first 
is a square Doric basement; the second story is of the same form, but of the 
Ionic order, each of its four sides opening into an arch, and disclosing a 
beautiful sarcophagus standing in the centre ; on the frieze of the entabla- 
ture over the arches, is this inscription in Roman characters:— This Monu- 
ment WAS ERECTED BY WENTWORTH, EARL FlTZWILLIAM, 1788, TO THE 

Memory of Charles, Marquis of Rockingham. This is surmounted by 
a cupola, supported by twelve columns of the same order; and at each corner 
of the railing which encloses this superb structure, is a lofty obelisk. But 
the most interesting part is the interior of the lowest stoiy ; this is an apart- 
ment rising into a dome, and supported by eight columns, encircling a white 
marble statue of the departed Marquis, in his robes, as large as life, by 
Nollekins. In the four recesses of this apartment are placed fine white marble 
busts of Edmund Burke and the Duke of Portland; Frederick Montague 
and Sir George Savile; Charles James Fox and Admiral Keppel; John Lee 
and Lord George Cavendish. The statue of the Marquis stands on a square 
pedestal, on one side of which his titles are inscribed, and the other three pay 
a just and noble tribute to his memory in prose and in verse,— the first by 
Edmund Burke, and the second by Frederick Montague. It is justly said of 
him, that " the object of his public life was to give stability to the liberties of 
his country; security to its landed property; increase to its commerce; in- 
dependence to its public councils, and concord to its empire." " These were 
his ends. For the attainment of these ends, his policy consisted in sincerity, 
fidelity, directness, and constancy." The virtues of his private life adorned his 
public character. And, " a sober, unaffected piety, the basis of true morality, 
gave truth and permanence to his virtues. His successors are reminded that 
this monument is not built to entertain the eye, but to instruct the mind ; and 
they are not inattentive to the daily monitor ; their private virtues, and their 
pubic worth, prove them to be the legitimate representatives of the house ofWent- 
worth. Nosacrificeistoogreatforthem to make, that the maintenance of the laws 
and the liberties of their country require. Alike unallured by the smiles, and 
unawed by the frowns of courts, they fearlessly discharge their public 
duties as Senators and as Britons, and consider all power, whether it be that 
of a sovereign, or of his viceroy, as a delegation to be held only for the bene- 
fit of the people. This is true nobility. Of the antiquity of the family it is 
therefore unnecessary to speak, though it is more than coeval with the 
Norman Conquest. 

WATH-upon-DEARNE. 
Bateman George, schoolmaster 
Beckitt Richd. & Co., seed merchts 



Bishop Elizabeth, druggist 

Brailsford Isaac, draper & stationer 

Briscoe Jas., gent || Barker Mrs. F. 

Burman James, surgeon 

Butcher Joseph, organist 

Carr Wm., Esq., Cross Hoiise 

Crawford Robert, excise officer 

Deakinle.&BurndredHy., engravers 

Dickinson Robert, hair dresser 

Dyson William, beer house 

Evers John, parish clerk 

Flower Samuel Simpson, plasterer 

Gurland Mrs. Mary 

Gawtress Richard, gentleman 

Gee Mrs. Eliz. || Haigh Mrs. Mary 

Hackforth John, painter 

Hack forth Mr. Matthew 

Haigh George, maltster 

Hardeastlo Geo., blaeksmh.&. ironmgr 



Higham J no. & Wm. , boat owners 
Hoilgson Robt, gent. || Holt Mr. Jas. 
Hooley Rev. Sam]., (YVesleyan min.) 
Horsley Mary, schoolmistress 
Jackson Thomas, seedsman, &c. 
Johnson John, maltster & spirit mert. 
Johnson Samuel, wine, spirit, and 

hop merchant 
Kemp John, cooper 
Longley Charles, constable 
Kenyon John, canal clerk 
Marshall Francis, clock maker 
Maxfielu John, canal agent &. engineer 
Mawson George Wood, saddler 
Nicholson George Pearson, solicitor 
Norton Joseph, gardener 
Otter Miss A., gentlewoman 
Partington Rev. Henry, M.A., vicar 
PoyntonEdw., gent. || Rayner Mrs.S. 
Reckless John, baker & confectioner 
Ridgill John, plumber &c glazier 
Robinson James, druggist 



WA.TH PARISH. 



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Rodgers William, farrier 
Rodwell Wm., solicitor's clerk 
Scott Mrs., bdg. school, HighfieldHs. 
Scott James, artist HigJifield House 
Shaw William, fellmonger 
Siddal Jph., collector & gen!, agent 
Spake Robert, brazier 
Swallow Mrs. E. || Tofield Mrs. E. 
Tasker Joseph, plumber & glazier 
Twigg Jph., china & earthenware mfr 
Wade Mrs. Ann || Wright Mrs. Eliz. 
Wade Jonathan Gawtress, surgeon 
Watson James, brewer 
White Jonathan, corn miller 
Woofinden Ann, schoolmistress 
Wragg Wm., currier & leather cutter 
Wright Miss Mary, Sycamore croft 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 
Cross Keys, James Thorpe 
Gate, Mary Saville 
Red Lion, Thomas Rodgers 
Star, James Watson 

RopefyS [ackg.Mfrs 



Butchers. 
Bam forth Joseph 
BlackburnGeorge 
Chappell Wm. 
Finch Thomas 
Firth Henry 
Hardcastie Geo. 
Pepper William 
Swallow John 

FARMERS. 
BamforthBenj.(& 

maltster) 
Briggs William 
Casson George 
Evers John 
Finch Thomas 
Lambert Thomas 
Sayles Thomas 
Swallow John 
Thorpe George 
Thorpe James 
GROCERS, &c. 
Allison James 
Appleyard Edw. 
Brai th wait Geo. 
Clarke Mary, (& 

draper) 
Harrison Edward, 

(& chandler) 
Saville Mary 
Joiners. 
Fieldsend Wm. 
Harrop George 
Matthews Thos. 
Wade Edward 



Hides Abel 
Thompson Wm. 

Shoemakers. 
Beaumont John 
Boothroyd Geo. 
Dyson William 
Gill Charles 
Henry Thomas 
Joel Joshua 
Joel Matthew 
Longley Charles 
Taylor Christphr. 
Thomas Henry 
Thompson Wm. 
Walton James 
Shopkeepers. 
Bamforth Joseph 
Bower Joseph 

Stone Masons. 
Bramham Geo. 
Ellis James 
Lister George 
Waring William 

Tailors. 
Ellis George 
Haxby Thomas 
Huntingdon Rd. 
Kay Henry 
Kent Mary 
Matthew J. 
Thorpe James 

Wheelwrights. 
Blackburn John 
Green Joseph 
Kenyon George 



Post Office at the Red Lion. A 
foot-post to Rotherham,5afternoon, 
and arrives from Rothm. at 8 mg. 
Carrier: — Wm. Moore, to Doncaster, 
sat. ; Rothm. mon. ; & Sheffd. tues 
BRAMPTON-BIERLOW. 
Marked 1 are at Brampton ,• 2, Coley 
Lane ,* 3, Elsecar ; 4, Hoober ; 5, 
Newhill; fy the rest in West Melton, 
or where specified 
Beevers James, gentleman 
Birks John, canal agent, Thief-hole, 

and Hemingfield 
Blackburn Joseph, cabinet maker 
Bland Charles, gentleman 
Booker John, brown earthenware mfr 
Brooke James, gentleman 
4Brookfield John, stone mason 
3Cooper Joshua, coal agent 
Crossley Mr. John || Dawes Mrs. My. 
Docker Rev. Mark, (Indpt min.) 
Duke John, wheelwright. 
3Elsecar Iron Works & Colliery Co.- 

Henry Hartop, agent 
Gawtress George, gentleman 
3Hardy William, wharfinger 
lHayes Rev. Chas., B.A., bdg. school 
4Hobson Joseph, joiner 
Holdsworth Benjamin, butcher 
5Payne John, Esq., Newhill hall 
Pepper Samuel, butcher 
1 Richardson Rev. Jno., schoolmaster 
Rodgers Joseph, blacksmith 
5Ryalls Edward, corn miller 
Salkeld John, colliery agent 
Smith Samuel, tailor & draper 
5Twigg Brothers, earthenware mfrs 
Worrall John, joiner & wheelwright, 
Rose Cottage 

PUBLIC HOUSES 
3Board, Sarah Hall 
1 Bull's Head, Wm. Pepper 
2Fox and Cock, Robert Cooper 
Plough, Ann Simpson 
IWhite Bear, William Gill 



Beer Houses. 
4Cooper William 
5Firth James 
Frost Abel 
3Morton Rachel 
30xley Joseph 
FARMERS. 
lAwty William 
Bingley Joseph 
Blackburn Jph. 
1 Briggs Henry 
Brooke George 

2 H 



Carnley John 
Earnshaw James 
2Gascoigne Wm 
Gawtress Wm, 
Haigh Matthew 
5Jackson Eliz. 
Pashley Thomas 
Poles Henry 
Pepper George 
4Pepper Horace 
2Pepper John 
Richardson Jph. 



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4Roberts Joseph 
Robinson Abhm. 
Smedley Thomas 
Storey John 
4Storrs Robert 
lUttley William 

Shoemakers. 
5Bradley John 
Clark William 
Ellis Joseph 
Smith John 

Shopkeepers. 

& H. 
HOYLAND 



Aldridge S 



3Cooper Margt. 
Crowther John 
5Hepworth Jph. 
Holdsworth John 
3Jubb Thomas 
Lancashire Ann 
Robinson Abm. 
Storey John 

CARRIER. 

Stn. Burland, to 
Sheffd.Barnsley, 
& Doncaster 
(NETHER.) 
Marked 1 are at High Hoy land ; 2, 

Stubbin ; Sf the rest atLoicHoyland 
Addy John, beer house 
lArmitage George, schoolmaster 
lArmstead Michael, tailor 
Booth Saml. and Wm., surgeons 
2Darwin William, joiner 
Gillott George, carpenter 
Gillott William, carpenter 
Goodwinson Wm., colliery agent 
Graham & Co., iron masters, Milton 

Iron Works 
Hartop Henry, Esq., civil engineer 
2Hobson Joseph, cabinet maker 
Minskip Thomas, schoolmaster 
2Pepper Robert, lime burner 
2Pickering John, beer house 
Pullan Thomas, stone mason 
Raynor & Co., tailors & hatters 
Royston Cornelius, blacksmith 
lRussell James & Geo., tanners 
Walkinshaw John, bookkeeper 
lWigfield Thomas, beer house 
Wordsworth Thomas, beer house 

PUBLIC HOUSES. 

Ball, Jno. Brown, (& brick maker) 
Gate, Elizabeth Allott 
Going to Law, Thomas Cooper 
Rose & Crown, William Vaines 



Butchers. 
Downs John 
Hobson Samuel 
Minskip John 

FARMERS. 
Barber Alfred 
Beardshall Robt. 
Beaumont James 
Firth George 
Gray William 
Hague James 
Hall Charles 
Gates George 
Norton Thomas 
Wood William 



Grocers, %c. 
2Darwin Charles 
Dickinson John 
Ellis George 
Hilton Abraham 
Hurst and Allen 
2Kettle Thomas 
Knowles William, 

(and mason) 
ISimpson Joseph 
lWigfield Thos. 
Wordsworth John 

Maltsters. 
Dickinson Thos. 
Hasrue James 



Wigfield Robert Wigfield R. & W- 

Nail Makers. Shoemakers. 

Dickinson Thos. Hanson Robert 
Hague Joseph Trickett Jonthn. 

SWINTON. 
Aldred Rev. John, curate 
Bayes Jane, schoolmistress 
Beatson Mr. John 

Beckett John Stainforth, Esq., S win- 
ton House 
Beckett Miss E., Swinton Hall 
Blythman Robert Otter, surgeon 
Cowen David, gentleman 
Garfitt Francis & Son, iron and brass 

founders and smiths 
Glasby Mrs. Charlotte, Post Office 
Hampshire George, maltster 
Hobson Rev. Thomas Varan, curate 

of Mexbrough 
Hobson Edward, wharfinger 
Hoyle Mr. J. || Lee Mrs. Ann 
Liversidge Isaac, engraver 
Lowe Rev. John, B.A., incumbent 
Mann John, church clerk 
Nelson James, builder and railway 

contractor 
Newton John, earthenware dealer 
Parkinson Thos., boarding academy 
Robinson Charles, druggist 
Scaife John, gent., Wood Cottage 
Sebright Thomas, land agent to Lord 

Milton 
Shaw Ebenezer, beerhouse 
Simmons Mrs. Catherine 
Simpson Charles, boat builder 
Sorby John Francis, gentleman 
Wadsworth Gregory, stone mason 
Waring Thomas, contractor 
Wood John, station master 
Wood John, surveyor and auctioneer 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 
Canal Tavern, George Hampshire, 

(and maltster) 
Gate, Elizabeth Harrop 
King's Head, George Kemp 
Ring of Bells, John Woodward, (and 

saddler) 
Ship, Ann Simpson 
Station Hotel, Elizabeth Sellars 
Sportsman's Inn, Edward Shaw 
China & Earthenware Mnfrs. 
Bagguley Isaac 
Barker Samuel, Don Pottery 
Brameld Thomas & Co., Hocking ham 

Works 
Hampshire Geo. and Newton Thos. 
Robinson Charles, (and Kilnhur&t) 



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363 



Blacksmiths. 
Crossby John 
Garfitt F. & Sons 
Sykes John 

Butchers. 
Bingley Job 
Glasby John 
Thompson Geo. 

FARMERS. 
Barlow Thomas 
Bingley Thomas, 

(and maltster) 
Blackburn Edw. 
Blackburn John 
Crossby Henry, 

Manor House 
Foster Edward 
Gibson John 
GouldsbroughW. 
Haden John 
Haden John, jun. 
Hargreaves Wm. 
Newton John 
Rawlin Joseph 
Sailes Elizabeth 
Wilkinson Wm. 
Wood John 



Grocers, Sfc. 
Coggin Joseph 
Copland John 
Haden Ann 
Harvey David 
Pillin Robert 
Savile George, (& 

draper) 
Shaw William 
Sherburn John 
Shillito Richard 

Joiners. 
Harrop William 
Nelson James 
Peekett Joshua 
Shaw William 

Shoemakers. 
Freeman J. 
Peck John 
Shaw John 
Shaw Edward 
Uns worth Wm. 

Tailors. 
Barlow Francis 
French John 
Myers William 
Senior Humpy. 
Shaw Edmund 



THORPE HESLEY. 

Butcher Samuel, gardener 

Chapman Thomas, shoemaker 

Chapman William, cooper 

Gillott William, timber merchant 

Hexley James, butcher 

Mark William, shoemaker 

Milnes John, tailor 

Pilley Richard, stone mason & vict. 

Sayles Thomas, beerhouse 

Speight Chas., shoemaker & beerhs. 

Turner Joseph, schoolmaster 

Warburton James, victualler, Gate 
Nail Makers. 
Butcher Thomas 

and Co. 
Cooke Thomas 
Jenkinson James 
Pilley Michael 
Shopkeepers. 
Burgin William 
Kirk Samuel 



Carpenters. 
Bullas William 
Ford Joseph 

FARMERS. 
Ardron William 
Cutts John 
Emerson Edward 
Wing Willougby. 
Yeardley Joseph 



WENT WORTH. 

Earl Fitzwilliam and Thomas Lord 

Viscount Milton, Wentworth House 

Marked ♦ are in Earl Fitzwilliam s 

employ. 
Addy John, baker and confectioner 
♦Ashley William, joiner 
| Beardshall William, yeoman 
! Beardshall Wm., jun., boardg. school 
*Biram Benjamin, superintendent 
Burgin John, tailor 
Cooper Henry, schoolmaster 
*Cooper Joseph, gardener 
♦Falding Francis, carpenter 
*Frith John, farm bailiff 
*Frogatt John, woodman 
*Goddard William, head groom 
♦Hague George, house steward 
♦Hall Charles, assistant gardener 
Hartley William, stone mason 
♦Henderson Joseph, gardener 
♦Howson Frederick, confectioner 
Jackson Joshua, corn miller 
Johnson Thos., vict., Green Dragon 
Kingston Edward, beerhouse 
*Mann James, stud groom 
♦Moore Francis, saddler 
♦Palmer George, park-keeper, Pea- 
cock Wood 
Rawlin Robert, cooper 

ardener, & vict. 
, victualler, Hood Hill 
Sellars Jonathan, coal agent 
♦Simmons William, cook 
Stones Erasmus, surgeon 
♦Sykes John, stone mason 
Tyne Mary, vict., Rockingham Arms 
Upton Rev. Jas. Samuel, incumbent 
Vickers and Dawson, joiners, Ashes 
Wilson Thomas, blacksmith 

FARMERS. | Hutchinson Jas. 
Ardron Richard Tyne John 
Carnelly Thomas i Wing William 



♦Salkeld Thomas, & . 
Saville Susan. 



Duke William 

Hoyland Abrahm 

Jackson William 

Pepper William 

Poles Ann 

Roebuck Mary 

W«st Thos., Ashes 
Shoemakers. 

Charlton John 
WHISTON is a considerable village, in a pleasant valley, 6 miles E. by 
N. of Sheffield, and 2 miles S. by E. of Rotherham. Its parish has about 
1,103 inhabitants, and 3,194 acres of land, of which Sir George Sitwell is 
lord and principal owner, though the Duke of Norfolk owns Canklow Wood, 
(243 acres,) and is said to be lord paramount,— the manor being anciently 



Shopkeepers. 
Bamforth John 
Cooper Mary 
Copley Henry 
Green Thomas 
Kettle Thomas 
PolesWilliam,(& 
draper) 



364 



WHISTON PARISH. 



held by the Furnivals, and considered as part of Hallamshire. The Chh 
(St. James,) is a rectory worth about £900 per annum. The Earl of Effing- 
ham is patron, and the Rev. William Howard, M.A., is the incumbent. 
The hamlets in the parish are — Canklow, 5 miles N.E. of Sheffield ; 
GuiLTHWAiTE,half a mile S. of Whiston; Herringthorpe, 2 miles E., 
and Moorgate,§ mile S. of Rotherham ; and Morthen, 2 miles E . of Whiston 



WHISTON PARISH. 
Marked 1 , reside at Canklow ,• 2, 
Guilthwaite ; 3, Herringthorpe ; 4, 

Moorgate ; 5 , Moorhouse ; 6, Mor- 
then ; 7, Upper Whiston ; and the 
others at Winston, 
d Banks James, millwright 
Boomer John, Esq., Broom 
Coe Thos., joiner & wheelwright 
Davison Elizabeth, schoolmistress 
Dennis Benjamin, tailor 
Elliott Timothy, butcher 
Harrison Mrs. Hannah 
Howard Rev. Wm., M.A., rector 
1 Jackson John & Sons, corn millers 
3Jubb James S., & William, gents. 
3Mason Thomas B., gentleman 
Newton Mark & Angelo, gentlemen 
40xley John, solicitor, & coal owner 
2ParkinMr.Wm. ||WhiteheadMissL. 
Rotherham John B., machine maker 
lTurner Joseph Hadfield, surgeon 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Ball, James Cooper 
Chequers, Robert Elliott 
Sitweil Arms, William Cooper 



Stag, Samuel Turner 

6Parkin John 



Roddis James 
2Shearman John 
Starkey Sarah 
6Swann Thomas 
3Thackray Jph. 
5Wainwright W. 
Walker Thos. J. 
6White James 
3 Wordsworth G. 

Quarry Owners. 
Abson Wm.&Jno. 
Abson Thomas 
Roddis John 
Saxton Thomas 

Shoemakers. 
Abson George 
Bagshaw John 
Simonite Joseph 

Shopkeepers. 

Abson George 
Elliott Robert 
Newbould Benj. 
Saxton Thomas 

WICKERSLEY, in the liberty of Tickhill, 3§ miles E. by S. of Rother- 
ham, and 9 miles E.N.E. of Sheffield, is a pleasant village and parish, con- 
taining 652 souls, and 1,230 acres of land. It is celebrated for quarries of 
fine soft grit stone, of which grindstones are made for the Sheffield grinders, 
&c. The soil belongs to various owners ; but Capt. Henry Kater is lord of 
the manor and patron of the Churchy (St. Alban,) which is a rectory, valued 
in K.B. at £8. 0s. 2§d., and in 1831 at £345. 

Butchers. 



Blacksmiths. 
Marked * BeerHs. 
*Askin Charles 
*RodgersMatthew 
Street John 
2*Walker George 

FARxMERS. 
7Coldwell Hanh. 
6Cutts Thomas 
Didsbury George 
7 Ellison Wm. 
2Fisher James 
Foers Charles 
Foers William 
7Hardwick John 
Heeson William 
5HH1 Edward 
5Kirk Edward 
6Kirk George 
Lawton John 
6Martin Eliz. 
Martin James 
2Parkin John 



Alletson James, wheelwright 
Baker William, vict., Swan 
Beaumont William, blacksmith 
Beighton William, stone mason 
Foster Rev. John, M.A., rector 
Jackson George beer house keeper 
Marsh John, & Fenton Thos., gents 
Marsh William, wheelwright 
Marshall J as., vict., Three Horse Shoes 
Selby Jas., vict., Masons Arms 
Shaw Mrs. & Eliz.; &John, schoolmr. 
Shore Jas. , joiner; & Richd.,eabt.mkr 
Spencer Martin, joiner 
Street William, blacksmith 
Varah John, stone mason 
Unwin Charles, sad< 



Awkland Edward 
Bullivant Wm. 
Unwin John 

FARMERS. 
Bagshaw James 
Cartledge Joseph 
Stvring John 
Thickett Wm. 
Thickett Eliz. 
Wads worth Geo. 
Wadsworth Jph. 
Ward Benj am in 
I Owners. 
(Grindstone $c.) 
Dobb Thomas 
Gillott William 



Gillott Wm., jun 
Jessop William 
Kesteven & Law 
Longden John 
Roberts Charles 
Roddis Sarah 
Shore Isaac 
Stvring Thomas 

Shoemakers. 
Barlow Samuel 
Longden Th< 
Parker Stephen 
Penistone Wm; 

Tailors. 
Foulstone Jph. 
Hirst John 
Shepherd John 



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365 



THURGOLAND, which has several collieries and two wire mills, is a 
village and township in Silkstone parish and Staincross Wapentake, 10 
miles N.N.W. of Sheffield, and 3 miles E.S.E. of Penistone. It has 1,333 
inhabitants, and 2,080 acres of land, rising boldly from the river Don. A 
Bosvile, Esq., is lord of the manor, but a great part of the soil belongs to 
Lord Wharneliffe and several smaller owners. The poor have several small 
benefactions; and here is a Methodist Chapel. 

Marked I , live at Toadhole ; % at Coates ; 3, Hadley Hall ; 4, Old Mill ; 5, 
Huthivaits; 6, Berry Moor ; 7, Bird Lane; 8,Eastfield; 9 9 Capsier ; 10, 
Pule Hill; 11, Sym hill; 12, Hi ghfield ; 13, Crane Moor ; 14, Roper 
House; 15, Top of Height ; 17, Faullitt; and the others in Thurgoland. 



Darwent John, timber merchant 
Dyson Christopher, saddler 
Wood William, blacksmith 
Parkin Mrs. Lucy 
Shaw Benjamin, beerhouse 
Swift John, cabinet maker 
Waters Benjamin, schoolmaster 

"ard George, stone mason 
lOWiiliams M .all 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Bridge Inn, Eliz. Lee, Sharpford 
Green Dragon, George Kir by 
13Rose Inn, Edward Egborough 



Basket Makers. 
13Goddard John 
13Laycock Wm. 

Beerhouses. 
Burkinshaw Geo. 
Burkinshaw Jph. 
13 Oddy George 
Boot SfShoeMkrs. 
ISBeilby Benj. 



Brown Joseph 
Dyson Henry 
Marsden George 
2Roberts Joshua 

Coal Owners. 
[Burkinshaw Ths. 
11 Marshall Ann 
13 Roebuck Wm. 
Wilcock John 



FARMERS, 
2Batty Adam 
7Bower Thomas 
IBurkinshawGeo. 
IBurkinshawJno. 
BurkinshawThos. 
2Charlesworth J. 
2Coldwell Benj. 
1 Cold well Wm. 
13Darwent John 
13Darwent Thes. 
6Darwent Wm. 
3Denton Richd. 
15Depledge J no. 
2Hawke Mary 
13 Hirst John 
HHoughlandGeo. 
12J agger John 
3Matthewman W. 
GOwnsworth J. 
nOwnsworth T. 
9Pratt James 



7Redfern Joseph 
Roebuck John 
Silverwood J. 
17Stones John 
Vaughan Edw. 

Shopkeepers. 
Burkinshaw Jph. 
Burkinshaw Jno. 
13Sellars James 

Tailors. 
Jubb George 
Lay cock Wm. 
Swift James 
Swift William 

Wheekorights. 
Burg in William 
9Laycock Edw. 
Swift Thomas 

Wire Drdivers. 
Jubb George 
Sanderson Joseph, 

New Mill 



TANKERSLEY, a small scattered vulage, 9 miles N. of Sheffield, and 5 
miles S. of Barnsley, is in Staincross Wapentake. Its parish comprises the 
two townships of Tankersley and Wortiey. The former has 812 souls, and 
250 acres of land, partly belonging to Lord Wharneliffe, but mostly to Earl 
FitzwiLLiam, the lord of the manor. Tankersley Park, noted for some of the 
finest red deer, and oldest oaks in England, is still preserved as an adjunct to 
the more extensive park of Wentworth ; but only the ruins of one wing of its 
ancient Hall is now extant. On an eminence is Folly Lodge, a modern Gre- 
cian tower, commanding extensive views, in which York minster may be seen 
in a clear day. The Church (St. Peter,) is a rectory, certified at l£30, and 
valued in 1831 at £474. E ail Fitzwiliiarn is patron, and the Rev. J. S. Upton, 
of Wentworth, incumbent. 

WORTLEY, which has a Station on the Sheffield and Manchester Railway, 

.ant village, township, and chapelry, on the Penistone road, 8§ miles 

»y W. of Sheffield. It is in Tankersley parish and Staincross Wapentake, 

and comprises 990 inhabitants, and 5,550 acres of land, picturesquely broken 

into hill and dale, bounded on the west by the Don, and in many places finely 

clothed with wood. It is the property of the Rt. Hon. James Archibald 

Stuart Wortiey Mackenzie, Lord Wharneliffe, who was raised to the peerage 

in 1826, after having been a representative for Yorkshire in several successive 

Parliaments. Here are about 50 cottages, to each of which his Lordship has 

bed :, rent free) about a rood of land ; and, as a stimulus to industry and 

cleanliness, he distributes rewards yearly to those cottagers who have the best 

>rons and the cleanest houses. A petty sessions is held at the inn, on every 

alternate Friday. The Hall, where his Lordship resides, is an elegant man- 

. standing near th in a verdant lawn, embowered in thriving plan? 

2 h '2 



366 



WORTLEY AND WHARNCLIFFE. 



tations ; and its grounds and walks extend southward to the extensive park of 
WHARNCLIFFE, on the banks of the Don, 6 miles from Sheffield, anciently 
called Wharncliffe Chase, and the scene of the subject of the old poem of the 
" Dragon of Wantley." Here the hills are thickly clad with native woods, 
and rises boldly from the banks of the Don, till they place the visitor on an 
elevation, from which he commands a prospect rich, varied, and extensive as 
he can behold. Lady Mary Wortley Montague spent here much of the earliest 
and happiest years of her wedded life : and after travelling over Europe, and 
speaking of a little Belvidere which she had constructed in the neighbour- 
hood of the city of Avignon, said— "it commands the finest land prospect 
ever beheld, except Wharncliffe" On one of the highest peaks of these craggy 
hills is Wharncliffe Lodge, built in 1510, by Sir Thomas Wortley, for the 
pleasure (as an unique inscription cut in the face of the rock informs the 
reader) of hearing the hart's bell, a sylvan sound which it appears was very 
pleasing to our ancestors. In this Lodge, Lady Mary gave birth to that sin 
gular and romantic character, her son, the Hon. Edward Wortley Montague, 
whose father was a younger son of the Earl of Sandwich. She was the 
daughter of Sir Francis Wortley, in whom the male line of that ancient fam- 
ily became extinct. They enjoyed the honour of knighthood from an early 
period, and one of them was created a baronet in 1611. The Lodge, occupied 
by the park keeper, is now being partly rebuilt, and is visited by numerous 
pleasure parties, from Sheffield, Barnsley, &o. Whakncliffe Wood (the 
largest in England) comprises about 2,200 acres, thickly clothed with oak and 
other timber ; and the walk through it, from the Lodge to Wortley Hall, or 
Deepcar, by the Holly Bush Ride, is one of the finest in the kingdom ; — pas- 
sing over the summit of a long and lofty craggy precipice, presenting a grand 
display of stupendous rocks, broken and dishevelled in a diversity of grotes- 
que forms, and some of the huge blocks of solid stone, detached from the 
cliff, and apparently ready to roll into the immense wood below, where many 
pondrous masses have gone before them. Wortley Chukch is a neat struc- 
ture with a tower, and is & perpetual curacy, valued in 1831 at ^£105 per an- 
num—being augmented in 1740 and '51, with <£*400 of Q.A.B, ; and in 1813 
and '15, with ^61,700 in two parliamentary grants. Lord Wharncliffe is the 
patron, and his chaplain, the Rev. Wm. Harris, M.A., of Sheffield, is the in- 
cumbent. . The curacy was held by the Ten. Stuart Corbett, D.D., archdea- 
con of York, from 1802 till his death in 1845. The poor of Wortley have 
about ^£32 per annum, left by the Countess of Devonshire, and other donors. 



TANKERSLEY. 
Marked 2 are at Hood Hill;3,Pil- 

ley ; and the others in Tankersley. 
2Almond James, vict, Norfolk Arms 
Beaumont John, grocer 
Bingley George, schoolmaster 
3Brown George, shoemaker 
Eyre Rev. J. H., curate 
3Fisher Jonathan, vict., Gate 
Geen John, parish clerk 
Hemmingway Benjamin, tailor 
3Hunt Mark, wheelwright 
2Saville Sus., vict., Coach and Horses 
Wharam William, shopkeeper 
Wood Ambrose, tailor 



FARMERS. 

3Bramah Richd. 
3Dickenson J, 
Hoy land Joseph 
Mosley Richard 

wort; 

Marked 1 live at Finkle street ; 2, 
mithy Folds; 3, Worthy Bank ; 



3PearsonWilliam 
Rawlin Thomas 
Rollinson James 
Trippett John 



4, How Brook ; 5, Bromley ; 6 , 

Hermit Hill ,• Sf the rest at Wortley. 
Lord Wharncliffe, and the Hon. Jno. 

Stuart Wortley, M.P. ; and Hon. 

James Stuart Wortley, M.P., 

Wortley Hall 
Ayrstone William, sexton 
4Baker Samnel, magistrates' clerk 
Beet Elizabeth, shopkeeper 
Beet Mary, voire drawer 
4Bramall S., shopkeeper 
BroadbentBenj.,chap.clk.,&ropemkr 
lBurkinshaw Jph., charcoal burner 
Burley & Wigfield, maltsters 
Copley Abm.,&Benj., carpenters and 

wheelwrights 
3Corbett Cphr. £c Thos.,wood turners 
4Corbett Rd., wood handle turner 
Corbett Vincent, mnfr. of scrap and 

charcoal har, hoop, & shtet iron, 

share moulds, &c. 
Green John, shoemaker 
Hough Charles, engineer 



WORTLEY CHAPELRY, 



367 



Ibbottson Titus, woodman 

Kilner James, butcher 

Lawson John, grocer, &c. 

Lowe John, gardener 

Marsden Jph., vict., Sycamore Inn 

Marsh Samuel, vict., Crown 

Matthewman John, corn miller 

Mills Jesse, shopkeepers 

Moorhouse Luke, sehoolmr. & registr 

4Newton Richard, joiner 

Newton Rd., schoolr. & coir, of taxes 

4Parkin George, nail maker 

Parkin Joseph, gamekeeper 

4Pickering Benjamin, nail manjtr. 

Smith Joseph, plumber, glazier, and 

victualler, Worthy Arms 
Stanley Matthew, shopkeeper 
Surtees John, timber valuer 



oSurtees Richd., Esq., land agent 
Utley Charles quarry owner 
Wigglesworth William, surgeon 
Windle Abm.,mfrg. chemist, (pyrolig 
neous acid,&e.,) Wharncliffe side 



Blacksmiths. 
Broad bent Jonth. 
5Copley Benj. 
4Darwent Matw. 

FARMERS. 
3Armitage Eliz. 
2Armitage Thos. 
Beever John 
4BurkinshawJno. 
Carr Edward 
Dickinson Jph. 
6Druce Joseph 



4Fernley John 
IGosling Joseph 
lHall Sarah 
lHunt John 
Marsden Joseph 
Marsden Hannah 
2Marsh Samuel 
6Roper John 
Senior George 
5Taylor John 
4Teasdale A. 
6VVhite John 



WORSBROUGH township and parochial chapelry, is in Darfield parish, 
Staincross Wapentake, and Honor of Pontefract, and lias a pleasant village 
on an eminence, 3 miles S. of Barnsley, and 11 miles N. of Sheffield. It 
comprises several scattered hamlets, and a populous suburb of Barnsley, and 
increased its population from 2,677 souls in .1831 to 3,800 in 1841. In Wors- 
brough Dale, on the north side of the village, is a branch of the Deame and 
Dove canal, and iron, coal, chemical, and flint glass works. T. F. Vernon 
Wentworth, Esq., is lord of the manors of Worsbrough and Rockley, and J, 
Jeffcock, Esq., is lord of Darley manor ; but a great part of the soil belongs 
to other proprietors. The Church has a lofty spire, and the perpetual curacy, 
valued in 1831 at £'140, is in the gift of the rector of Darfield. The school 
and poor have several small benefactions. 



WORSBROUGH 
Marked 1 reside at Bank End; 2, 
Birdwell ; 3, Blacker ; 6, Hound 
Mill; 7 ', Kendal Green ; 8, King 
Well; 9, Lob Wood; 10, Mount 
Vernon; 11, Ouslelhwaiie ; 12, 
Pantry Green; 13, Pinder Oaks ; 
14, Bob Boyd; \o,Bockley Abbey; 
1 6, Bockley Old Hall ; 17," Swaith ; 
18, Ward Green; 19, Worsbrough; 
20, Worsbrough Common ; 21, Wors- 
brough Dale ; and 22, at Yews. 
21Allott Michael, lime burner 
l9Armstead John, tailor 
Cooper William, iron master, Mount 

Vernon 
19Cooper Samuel, gentleman 
Elmhurst Mrs. E., Ouslethwaite Hall 
19Gelder John, cowkeeper 
21. Field, Cooper, & Co., iron & coal 

masters (and Silkstone) 
19Guest Thomas, schoolmaster 
]9Guest William, butcher 
8Hax worth Robert, bleacher 
19Jubb John, gardener & seedsman 
Keir John Mallison, Esq., Hound Hill 
19Martin Wm. Bennett, Esq., Hall 
20Mitchell Joseph, gardener 



Newman Wm., solicitor, Darley Hall 

13Parkin Ann, infant school 

21 Rhodes John, paper mfr., Newden 

21Saville John, corn miller 

Scholey Joseph, boat builder 

Stancell Matthew, nail manufactr. 

20Stocks Henry, druggist 

13Tee Charles, linen manufacturer 

9Travis, Horsfall, and Jackson, coal 

owners 
19Truelove Joseph, tailor 
1 Wager Mr. Joseph 
19Wildsmith John, church clerk 
21Williams & Windle, mfg. chemists 
21Williams and Co., lime burners 
21Wood John, & Perks Richard, cut 

and plain glass manufacturers 
19Yates Hannah, schoolmistress 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 
2Cock, William Eastwood 
19Edmonds' Arms, Mary Wardrobe 
iSHorse and Jockey, George Green 
21 Masons' Arms, John Harrison 
21 Red Lion, Lucy Allott 
20Rose and Crown, Joseph Green 
STravellers, George Barker 
20Vine, Thomas Chambers 



368 



WORSBROUGH PARISH. 



Beer Houses. 
lSBottomley Rd. 
20Erown John 
21Johnson Geo. 
2Kenwortby Wm. 

Blacksmiths. 
2Charles worth A. 
19Mitchell John 
2Pearson George 

Boat Builders. 
SIScholey Joseph 
2lThonipson Jas. 
Boot, $ Shoe Mkrs. 
12Coward George 



2Dearden Thos. 
3Wing Joseph 

FARMERS. 

A tten borough G. 
7Bellerby f hos. 
]4Biggin Isaac 
loFirth William 
2Guest Martin 
3Guest Francis 
Hague Thomas 
17Hudson Thos. 
lONicholson Jph. 
18RhodesSus. 



Saville Sarah 
3Swift Joseph 
3Swift Thomas 
22Tottie Thomas 
J/Wigfield Win, 

(and maltster) 
Joinersfy Wheelgts. 
2Guest Thomas 
19Wildsmith J. 

Shopkeepers. 
12Cooper Benj. 
2Fox Charles 
21 Johnson Geo. 
Parkin George 



20Parkin Thos. 
2Rook George 
20WagstafFGeo. 
20WinterJohnC. 

Stone Masons and 
Quarry Owners. 
21 Batty John. 
3 Guest Martin 
19Leach Benj. 
2 Robinson Isaac 
21White Robert 
20Taylor Jonas 
19Wildsmith J. 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH 



This parish lies within the liberty of Hallamshire, and is very extensive, 
stretching more than eleven miles in length, from Chapeltown to the confines 
of Derbyshire, above Broomhead and Midhope, and averaging from three to 
five miles in breadth. The two townships of Ecclesfield and Bradfield, into 
which the parish is divided, comprise many villages and hamlets, and con- 
tain 43,540 acres of land, and 15,150 inhabitants; though the population in 
1801, was only 9,216. The Duke of Norfolk is lord of the Manors of Ec- 
clesfield, Bradfield, Grenofirth, Souihey-and- Wadsley, and Westnall-and- 
Waldcrshelf, which comprise the whole parish, except Aldwark, Bolsterstone, 
and Midhope, and are within the jurisdiction of the Sheffield Court of Re- 
quests. The Duke has much of the land, and several extensive woods ; but 
here are many large freeholds, and a number of mansions dignified with the 
name of halls. The parish produces coal, ironstone, and black and fire- 
brick clay ; and some portion of the cutlery and nail manufactures are 
found in it. The Sheffield and Manchester Railway crosses it, in the pictu- 
resque valley of the Don, where there are many iron and coal works, as well 
as at Chapeltown and Thorncliffe. The parish is in Worthy Union, which 
comprises 23,214 souls; and expended on its poor £3,755, in 1840; and 
£5,721, in 1842; though its average annual expenditure for three years 
preceding the formation of the Union, was only £4,962. 

ECCLESFIELD is a large village upon an eminence, near the Barnsley 
road, 5 miles N. of Sheffield. In Domesday Book, it is called Ecclesfelt, 
and is represented as having had six Saxon lords — Ulfac, Elsi, Godric, 
Dunninc, Elmor, and Norman; but it was then the undivided property of 
Roger de Busli. The Parish Church is sometimes called the "Minster 
of the Moors," being, as Dodsworth describes it, the fairest village church in 
the county. It is dedicated to St. Mary, and has a fine lofty spire, and 
many handsome monuments; but some of its beautiful stained glass disap- 
peared during the civil wars. Four new bells, making an excellent peal of 
eight, in the key of F, were hung in 1845. The Duke of Norfolk is patron 
of the vicarage, which is now worth about £600 per annum, and is enjoyed 
by the Rev. Alfred Gatty, M.A. The Independents, and the Old and New 
Connexion Methodists, have each a chapel in the village; and the parish 
enjoys the benefit of several charitable institutions, besides the Almshouses at 
Chapeltown, Mortomley Lane End, Barnes Hall, and Wadsley Bridge, (in 
which are 25 poor people ;) and the small endowed Free Schools at Lound, 
Parson Cross, Shire Green, Grenoside, Wadsley, and High Green. 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH- 369 

up has 9,810 acres, and 8,832 inhabitants, including the 
•wing villages and hamlets : — Chapeltown is a good village, in the 
valley below Eeclesfield, 6 miles N. of Sheffield. Near it are extensive coal 
and iron works ; the hamlets of 2Ioriomley, Potter's Hill, Burnt Cross, High 
Green, and Hesley ; and the ancient mansion of Howsley Hall, which has in 
its garden a full-grown cork tree. Grenoside , in the manor of Grenqfirth, 
is a scattered hamlet, occupying a lofty and picturesque acclivity on the 
north side of the Don, \h miles N.N.W. of Sheffield. At the foot of the 
hill, are Birley Car and Parson Cross . Shtre Green and Nether Shire , 
3 miles N. of Sheffield, are in Southey manor, and are occupied chiefly by 
fork makers. About a mile nearer Sheffield, are Brush Houses and Bolso- 
ver Hill, — near the former of which, in a plantation, upon an eminence, is 
the grave of Mr. John Booth, who died in 1797. WADSLEY is a large 
scattered village, from 3 to 4 miles N.W. of Sheffield, occupied chiefly by 
families engaged in the manufacture of the coarser kinds of pocket knives , 
and having in its vicinity many grinding wheels, tilts, and forges, and the 
pleasant villas of Hillsbro', Warchend, &c. In the village is a neat Gothic 
Church, which was finished in 1834, at the cost of Misses Harrison, of Wes- 
ton Hall, and is now in the incumbency of the Rev. Win. Bruce, B.A. Here 
are also several Dissenting Chapels. WINCOBANK, a small village, on a 
lofty acclivity, above Grimesthorpe, 3 miles N. by E. of Sheffield, is occupi- 
ed chiefly by farmers and fork makers ; and on its woody eminence are traces 
of a Roman camp. James Dixon, Esq., has estates in the parish, and built 
the chapel at Birley Car. 

Bradfield Chapelry and Township comprises a wild but pictures- 
que region of hill, dale, and moorland, in which are 33,730 acres, and 6,318 
inhabitants ; many grinding wheels, tilts, forges, &c. ; several paper mills ; 
and the following villages and hamlets, viz : — BRADFIELD, 7 miles N.W. 
by W.; Bolstcrsione, 8 miles N.W. ; Damflask, 6 miles N.W. ; Deepcar, 7f 
miles N.W. ; Dungwoitfy, Storrs, and Uyhill, on the Loxley, from 5 to 7 
miles N.W. by W. ; Loxley, Hold worth, and Little Matlock, 4 miles N.W. 
by W.; Midhope, 10 miles N.W. ; the large village of OUGHTIBRIDGE, 
on the Don, near a railway station, 5 miles N.W. by N. ; STANNINGTON, 
a large scattered village, on an eminence above the Rivelin,4f miles W.N. W.; 
Worrall, 5 miles N.W. ; Brightholmlee, Onesacre, Fairest , Smallfield, Moor- 
wood, Hollow Meadows, &c, from 7 to 9 miles N.W. by N. ; and Wigtwizzle, 
10 miles N.W. of Sheffield. Near the latter, is Broomhead Hall, the beau- 
tiful seat of Mrs. Rimington. This extensive parochial chapelry is in the 
Duke of Norfolk's manors of Bra afield and Westnall-and-Waldershelf. The 
Church at Bradfield is coeval with that at Ecclesfield, and is a curacy, now- 
enjoyed by the Rev. John Fletcher, of Sheffield. There are four small en- 
doived schools, at Bradfield, Onesacre, Midhope and S tanning ton. In the lat- 
ter village is a neat Church, built in 1830. at the cost of £3,000, given by 
Parliament. The Rev. C. Bradford, is the incumbent. There is an Uni- 
tarian Chapel at Stannington ; and an old Independent Chapel at Loxley, 
near which is the romantic Cliffe liocher, or Little Matlock, in the heart of 
Loxley Chase, now enclosed, and said to have been one of the haunts,'if not the 
h-place, ofEobin Hood. A Church has lately been built at Oughtibridge. 
ECCLESFIELD. and the rest in Ecclesjield village, or 



'larked I are at Ecclesfield Common ; 
2, Hirst; 3, Gtiver Wheel; 4 



where specified. 
4Addy Luke, gardener 



Ecclesjield Wheel ; 6, Whitley ; 6, lArmison John & Hanh., corn millers 
Bolsover Hill ; 7, Brush Houses ; j Ball Thomas, saddler 
8, Sheffield Lane End ; 9, Birley \ Batty Wm., governor of Workhouse 
Car ; 10, Gilloit's Hill ; 11, Skew ; Beard Wm., jun., earthenware dlr. 
Hill; 12, Whitley Car; 13, Long- 9B rammer John, besom maker 
I i : Hill Top ; 15, Dearlands; \ GButterworth Jas., paper mould 



ECCLESFIELD DIRECTORS. 



BrinnenMrs. Hanh., Strawberry cotg 
Denton Mrs. Elizabeth, Hag 
Dixon William Frederick, silver, &c, 
manufacturer; house, Birley House 
15Downing Mrs. Ann 
9Dyson John, penknife manufactr. 
Eaton Emanuel, gentleman 
Fishbourn John, baker & confectioner 
Foster Thomas, surgeon 
Gatty Rev. Alfred, M.A., vicar 
Gibson John, corn miller 
Gleadall Wm., plumber & glazier 
Goddard Benj., spindle manufactr. 
Goddard William, gamekeeper 
Grange John, linen manufacturer 
Greaves John B., Esq., Primrose Cotg. 
Hartley Samuel, flax dresser 
Hobson Joseph & Thomas, Underhill 
Illingworth Thos. Mellin, surgeon 
Jeffcock Thomas Dunn, mineral sur- 
veyor, Brush House 
Jeffcock John, Esq., Cowley House 
Jepson William, cooper & gardener 
Kidd Rev. John, B.A., curate 
2Machen Mrs. Sarah 
Machen Jas., land agent & auctionr. 
Overend Mrs. Ruth, Bolsover Hill 
Rider John, gentleman, Whitley 
Shaw Nathaniel, constable 
13 Singleton Mr. James 
Smith William, solicitor, Cliff House, 

(and Sheffield) 
Unwin Joseph, shopkpr. & postman 
Wombell Geo., chemist & druggist 
WoodhouseHv. &John, spindle mkrs. 

INKS AND TAVERNS. 
Ball, Mrs. Yelland 
Black Bull, Mattw. Jepson, (cooper) 
Crown, Joshua Pearson 
9Gate, Tabitha Loy, Clay Wheel 
George & Dragon, Mattw. Stringer, 

(and parish clerk) 
Greyhound, George Dawson 
Griffin, Henry Froggatt 
High Greave Inn, Robert Cleathero 
SPheasant, Aaron Ashton 
Sportsmans' Inn, John Lister 
Tankard, Richard Senior 
ITravellers' Inn, William Morell 
Travellers' Inn, William Pilley, 

Cowley Hill 
White Bear, Wm. Unwin, (sexton) 
Academies. Beer Houses. 

Archer William Beard Samuel 
!2Bedford Jph., SCalvert Ann 

(boardg. &day) Cox John 
9Drury Ann I 2Turner Stephen 



2Watkinson Wm. 

Blacksmiths. 
8Charlesworth M- 
Fayram John 
Graham Benj. 
Parker John 
Bootfy Shoe Mkrs. 
MButcher James 
Darling John 
Dawson William 
Dawson Charles 
12Dawson Wm. 
Falding Samuel 
Holmes William 
Nicholson Wm. 
Nicholson Joseph 
15Peace Joseph 
Brace Sf Bit Mfrs. 
1 Ridge Alfred 
IRidge Septs. 
1 Ridge John 
Butchers. 
1 Barlow Benj. 
Barlow George 
Mabson Henry 
14Martin Samuel 
Shaw Henry 
Vickers J .Doeroyd 

FARMERS. 
Abdy George 
Abdy Leah 
6Bagshaw Stphn. 
5Bailey Benj. 
Barlow George 
HBedford Joseph 
2Bramall Joseph 
13BarracloughT. 
5CharlesworthW. 
Clark Sarah 
8Corker John 
13Curr George 
12Deakin A — 
9Denton William 
Eaton Joel, Hag 
2Gill George 
Greaves Ann 
Greaves Samuel 
Greaves William 
Herbage John 
Heward John 
Hobson Charles 
Hobson Joseph 
Hukin Samuel 
JudgeW. ,Doeroyd 
9Lockwood Wm. 
Loxley David 
Loxley VA\z.,Elm 



I Loxley Joseph 
Loxley Thomas 
2Maw George 
9Milner John 
9Moor Elizabeth 
IMoorwood Hy. 
13Pashley Thos. 
5Rider John 
2Rolley Joseph 
Shaw Henry 
Shaw William 

II Smith John 
Steel Robt.,Crow- 

der House 
Stenton Joseph 
Thornley Ralph, 

Stubbing 
5Taylor Joseph 
Tofield Thomas, 

Dropping Well 
12Unwin George 
Unwin Joseph , 

Shaw Hill 
White Luke, Elm 
Wilde William, 

Crcswick 
lWilkinsonMchl. 
Wilkinson Wm. 
Wragg Thomas 
7Wright Edward 
Yeardley John 
File Manufbs. 
Bennett Thomas 
4Cauwood Robt. 
5Cauwood Thos. 
5EyreJohn&Jph. 
Foster Jas., Lap- 

ivater 
Greaves Benj. 
G reaves E benezer 
2Hobson Thomas 

and Joseph 
Hobson Benj. Hag 
Lister Joel 
Lister Septimus 
2Machen John & 

Son 
11 Roberts Benj. 
4Utley William 
Fork Manufrs. 
Gregory Robert 
Guest Edward 
3Haslehurst Sol. 
SRoebuck Thos. 
Roebuck Wm. 
3Tingle George 
STingle Thomas 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 



371 



3Wood Aaron 

Grocers, &c. 
Bran am Hannah 
Brears David 
Greaves William, 

(and druggist) 
Hawksley Sarah 

and Elizabeth 
Harper Sarah 
Machen James 
UnwinEliz. &Son 

Joiners, &c. 
9Bagshaw Stphn. 
Cauwood Benj. 
Heppenstall Wm. 
Lister John 
lLoxley Joseph 

Maltsters. 
Greaves Samuel 
Greaves William 
Nail Makers. 
HBatty Jas. J. 
MBatty J ph. J. 
Butcher George 
Butcher G.,jun. 
Cooper Samuel 
Fawley Charles 
Fawley James 
oFoster George 
5Hague John 



14Hobson Wm. 
HHousley Wm. 
Hulley Thomas 
Unwin Joseph 
Utley Saml., Elm 
Senior Joseph 
Ropefy TwineMkrs 
Crewe Thomas 
IMorell William 
Parker Joseph 
Yeardley Wm. 
Screw Manufrs. 
lHattersley Chas. 
Johnson Samuel 
Stone Masons. 
Armitage Robert 
Barlow Howarth 
Dickinson James 
lOGillott John 
Nelson Charles 
Utley Samuel 
Tailors, 
Froggatt Wm. 
Jackson J. 
Parker Amos 
Taylor John 

Carrier. 

To Sheffield, Jno. 
Cox, tues. thu. 
and Saturday 



Heaton Benjamin 

CHAPELTOWN. 
Marked 1, are at Hesley ; 2, High 
Green ; 3, Mortomley ; 4, Mortom- 
ley Lane End; 5, Potter Hill ; 6, 
Hazleshaw ; 7, Charlton Brook; $ 
8, at White Lane. 
Armitage John, cooper 
4Bell Wm., manager at iron works. 
3Batty Thomas, grocer & flour dlr 
3Blakemoor Thomas, shopkeeper 
Brothers Valentine, clerk 
Burton Mrs., ladies' school 
Campsall Joseph, surgeon 
2Chambers George, colliery owner 
Chambers John, ironmr., Belmonte 
Chambers Matthew, ironmaster 
Chambers Thomas, grocer & draper, 

Post Office 
4Chambers Thomas, ironmaster 
Chapeltown Coal & Ironstone Co. ; 

John Darwin, jun., agent 
Depledge John, draughtsman 



E verett 



gent., White Lane 



Farmer James, butcher 

Foweather Wm., sen. & jun., butchers 

Froggatt Wm., gent., Hoivsley Hall 



1 Hartley John, gamkeeper 
Hobson Sarah, shopkeeper 
4Jeffcock John, coal owner 
3Kilner Wm., shopkeeper & butcher 
5Loxley John, wheelwright 
5Loxley Thomas, wheelwright 
Newton Thos., ironmr.; h., Staindrop 
Pinder John, schoolmaster 
Rodgers John, mason, &c\ 
2Roebuck Jph. & Wm., coal owners 
3Smith William, bookkeeper 
3West Mr. William 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 
Ball, Joshua Pearson, Hesley 
4Barrell, Joel Hobson 
3Cart & Horses, John Cartledge 
Coach & Horses, Joel Hague 
6Crown, Samuel Marsh 
8Norfolk Arms, James Almond 
3Pack Horse, James Parkin 
3Queen's Head, John Walton 
Waggon & Horses, John Depledge 
2 White Hart, George Johnson 
White Horse, Chas.Hoyland, butcher 

ironmasters, founders, &c. 
Nisbett David, & Co., Chapeltown 
Newton, Chambers, & Co., Thorncliffe 



Blacksmiths. 
Falding Jph. B. 
2Whittington E. 
3WhittingtonIsc. 

Beer Houses. 
5Harper John 
Hobson Hannah 
4Parkin Wm. 
Boot^ Shoemakers. 
FaldingJp.&Wm. 
Marshall John 
3Mills Thomas 
FARMERS. 
3Barraclough Hy. 
4Beet Cphr. 
3Booth Joseph 
Chambers Joseph 
5Davis Richd. 
5Grayson Jonth. 
Halmshaw John 
2 Johnson Geo. 
4Loxley Samuel 



Moore Enoch 
7King William 
4Rich William 
3Rose Jeremiah 
3Sheldon John 
oSmith John 
1 Winks William 
6Woodcock Robt. 
7 WordsworthBnj . 
2Yeardley John 
Nail Makers. 
3BlakemoreThos. 
oDearden John & 

James 
7Laycock John 
oWiikinson Fras. 
4Windle John 

Tailors. 
5Carr John 
3HawksworthThs 
Mason Thomas 
Milner Edward 
GRENOSIDE. 

Marked 1, are at Middleton Green ; 2, 
Lane Head ; 3, Nether Houses ; fy 
4, at Barnes Green 

Almond Paul, woodman 

Ashton Joseph, bookkeper 

Bailey Aaron, mason 

Bedford Joseph, schoolmaster 



372 



GRENOSIDE AND SHIRE GREEN 



BradleyMrs.& Miss, boarding school, 

Greno Lodge 
3Beardshall Thomas, blacksmith 
2Broadhead George, quarry owner 
Coward Benj ., manson & quarry owner 
Cook Joseph, farrier and smith 
Dronfield Wm., clog & patten maker 
Durham Michael, woodman 
French William, blacksmith 
IFroggatt William, tailor 
Garratt John, penknife manfactr 
Gillott James, quarry owner 
Heppenstall William, joiner 
Hick John, gentleman 
Holmes Joseph, quarry owner 
Jackson Joseph, screw bolt manfr 
4Marsden Joseph, stone mason 
McGivern Thomas, cutlery dealer 
Newton Mrs. Sarah, Middleton green 
Gates Geo.,wood agt. to Dk, of Norfolk 
Redfern Joel, file & steel manufactr 
Rider George A. B., boarding school, 

Greno House 
Royston William, clog maker 
Sharp John, basket maker 
Smith William, Esq., Barnes Hall 
Tingle Benj., file, screw bolt, steel, 

&c, manufctr. (& Storrs Bridge) 
Tingle Jonathan & Co., iron & brass 

founders, Cinder hill 
Tingle Sampson, cowkeeper 
Trickett William, schoolmaster 
Ward Mrs. Elizabeth 
2Wyke George, screw bolt manfactr. 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 
Angel, John Bramall, (& tailor) 
Harrow, Thomas Lint 
Red Lion, Joseph Swift 
3Red Lion, Luke Ogden 

FARMERS. 
Gleadhill Wm. 
4Horsfield John 



Howard John 
Ibbotson Reuben 
Jackson Joseph 
Jackson Jas.$\Jno. 
Oates George 
Oates William 
Rawson Joseph 
Smith John 
Stanley Mrs. 

FORK MAKERS. 

Allott James 
Cooper Thomas 
Green Benjamin 
Biggins George 
ins John 



Higgins Joseph 
Higgins Thomas 
Walton Benj . 
Walton David 
Walton Joseph 

NAIL MAKERS. 

Allott Matthew 
2Bower Thomas 
Foster Alex. 
Hague John 
4HorsfieldJno.,(& 

screw, &o.) 
Kirk William 
Unwin Joseph, 

Shaw hill 
Wilson John 
Wilson Joseph 



Shoemakers. Greaves Thomas 
Burrows Jesse Swift Robert 

Hellewell John Ibbotson Joseph 
Taylor Benjamin Kirk Joseph 

Shopkeepers, Walker John 
Coggin William, Spindle Makers. 

Post Office Allott James 

Eastwood Jane Housley John 

SHIRE GREEN, &c. 
Marked 1 are at Nether Shire : 2, 

Hadfield House ; 3, Belle Houses ; 

4, Windmill Hill; 5, Southey 

Green; and the rest at Shire Green, 

or where specified. 
Andrew Henry, file cutter 
5Badger William, beerhouse 
Brown John Bower, mert., Shire Hs. 
Dixon James, Esq., Page Hall 
Ellis William, vict., Horse Shoe 
2Ellis John, spade and shovel maker 
Finch Thomas, schoolmaster 
Gartside Misses M. & N., Fir Cottage 
5Green John, pocket knife manufctr. 
2Harper Thomas, cowkeeper 
1 Judge John, penknife manufacturer 
2Kemp William, file cutter 
5Law James, beer house keeper 
5Loxley William, wheelwright 
Milnes Martha, schoolmistress 
Parkin George, shopkeeper 
SSfcaniforth Elijah, slater, and vict., 

Travellers' Inn 
Thacker Wm., boot & shoemaker 
Unwin Benjamin, carpenter & joiner 



FARMERS. 

IBeard William 
IBrinnen Joseph 
5Carr Edward 
Denton John, Ra 

sin Hall 
2Greaves Henry 
SHartley James 
Hawke Thomas 
Lockwood Hanh. 
Moulson Joseph 
Nicholson Joseph, 

(& maltster) 
Oxspring George j 
IStenton Mrs. 
5Vickers Thos.T. | 
Walker George 
1 Walker Robert 
Yeardley Thomas 

FORK MAKERS. 

Beards.haw Jph. 
Beardshaw Wm. 

3 Butcher John 



Chaloner Edw. 
Chaloner Joseph 
Chaloner Stephen 
Dawson Samuel 
Ellis Marmaduke 
Ellis Madke., jun 
3Gregory Joseph 
Hazlehurst John 
Hodgson Samuel 
Howson Martha 
Hulley Joseph 
Hulley Thomas 
Kay John 
Nicholson Mathw. 
50xspring Geo. 
Oxspring Samuel 
4Parker George 
Platts William 
Rhodes George 
4Sellars Benj. 
SSellars Jermiah 
Tingle George 
Wright George 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 



373 



WINCOBANK. 

Briggs Thomas, schoolmaster 
Hague Catherine, coal dealer 
Hirst Elizabeth, schoolmistress 
Nelson William, mason 
Rawson Mrs., and Reed Mrs. Win- 

cobank House 
Wilkinson James, quarry owner 



FORK MAKERS. 

Alexander Natl. 
Beardshaw John 
Hopkinson Benj. 
Hutchinson Geo. 
Muscroft George 
Muscroft Joseph 



Sellars Joseph 
FARMERS. 

Ellis George 
Gregory John 
Milner Wra. 
Naylor James 
Slack Valentine 



WADSLEY, &c. 
Marked 1, reside at Malin Bridge ; 
2, Wadslcy Bridge; 3, Wise- 
wood; 4, Hill Bridge; and the 
rest at Wadsley^ or where speci- 
fied, 
Barnes Thomas and John, slaters 
Bennett Samuel, schoolmaster 
Bruce Rev Wrrf., B.A. incumbent 
Bower Joseph, quarry owner 
3 Burgin Mr Wm. || 1 Carr Mrs 
Copeland John, solr. Wadsley Hs 
Deakin Samuel, quarry owner 
Drury Mr Edward Whitehead 
Fowler John & Son, land agts., sur- 
veyors & engineers, Wadsley Hall 
Fowler Wm. ; house Wardsend 
Glossop John, gardener 

2 Hawksworth George, schoolmaster 

3 Harrison George, schoolmaster 
3 Harrison George, tilter 

2 Harris Samuel, millwright 
Holbert Mary, schoolmistress 

3 Horn Wm. I. & Co, shear steel 

manfrs. rollers, and tilters, (and 

Sheffield) 
1 Jackson Joseph, coal owner 
-Jervis Joseph, solicitor, Ouday Cotg 
Lawrie Jane, schoolmistress 

1 Lomas Henry, bookkeeper 
Machen John, file mfr. Wardsend 
Marshall Hry. saw mfr. at Sheffield 
Maugham Mark, draper, Wadsley 

Park, and Sheffield 
Milner George, coal owner 

2 Naylor, Vickers, and Co. steel 

mfrs, rollers^ & tilters (& Sheffield) 
North Edward, compass needle mfr 
Nutt Thomas, surgeon 
Ollerenshaw Robert, stone mason 
Oliver George^ horn scale presser 



Payne Thomas Aldam, gentleman 
2 Parkin Henry, tilter 
Roberts Sidney, gent. Dial House 
Rodgers John, merchant, Hilsbro' 
2Roxbrough William, tilter 

2 Sanderson Brothers, & Co. steel 

mfrs. rollers, & tilters,(& Sheffield) 
Simpson John, stone mason 

3 Trickett Benj. file mfr. & bone ctr 
Utley Isaac, constable and mason 
Walker Wm. umbrella manfr. (and 

Sheffield) 
Wilson, Hawksworth, and Moss, 

shear steel mfrs. tilters, & forgers, 

Beetey Wood Works 
Wright Sarah, schoolmistress 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

4 Freemasons' Arms, Dd. Thompson 
2 Gate, Michael Staniland 
Hillsbro' Hotel, John Wilkinson 
Horse and Jockey, Ruth Green 

2 New Inn, Thomas Henderson 
Sportsman's Inn, Samuel Colley 
Stag, Benjamin Hague 
Star, Thomas Knott, (carpenter) 

2 Travellers' Inn, James Naylor 

3 Wisewood Inn, Benj. Trickett 
1 Yew Tree, Benjamin Shaw 



Beer Houses. 
3 ArmitageGrvs. 
Crownshaw John 

Blacksmiths. 

2 Fairest John 
Jepson Samuel 

3 Siddons Benj. 
2 Swift William 
BootfyShoeMkrs. 
Crookes George 
2 Fairest John 

2 Fearn John 
Howe Robert 

1 Nuttall Alfred 
Oldfield John 

2 Siddons Benj. 

2 Phenix Abm. 

Butchers. 

3 Barker James 

2 Bradshaw Ths. 
Bland Alfred 
Ibbotson Robert 

4 Jennings Jph. 

3 Parker James 

FARMERS. 

Ashforth Wm. 
Ashforth John 
Ashforth Joseph 
Bland John 



1 Bower Isaac 
Brown Adam 
Cooper Edward 
3 Goslin Joseph 
Ibbntson Robert 

1 NewhouldWm. 
Pashley Jonthn. 
Swann Wm. 
Tingle Jonathan,, 

(& coal owner) 
Utley Isaac 

2 Ward Bartw. 
Watson Wra. 

3 Wilde Thomas 
Yellott John 
Pocket KfMfrs. 
Armitage John 
Bateman Ralph 
Bennett George 
3 Bradbury Wm. 
Downing Eliz. 
Colley Samuel 
Colley Joseph 
Crookes James 
Crownshaw John 
Elliott Benjamin 
Hutchinson Geo. 
Haywood Wm. 
HorsfieldTho*, 



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374 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 



Housley George 
Housley Mattw. 
Illingworth Jph. 
Kay Matthew 
LiDgard Joseph 
Lunn John 
Marsh J oh a 
Marsh Win. 
1 Marsh Henry 
Matthewman W. 
Nutt John 
Penistone Wm. 
Rose George 
Rose Stephen 
Rose Wm. 
Savage Wm. 
Smith Thomas 
Stringer Amos 
"Wood George 

Shopkeepers, 
Bown Adam 
Burkinshaw My. 



4 Cooper James 
Crownshaw Cpr 
Downing Sarah 
Haywood Wm. 

2 Lawson John, 

Post Office 

3 Loxley Jonth. 

2 Palmer John 
Pashley Jonthn. 

3 Reaney John 
Rose George 

4 Taylor Abrra. 
4 Turner Ann 

Tailors. 
Askham Thomas 
Booth Abraham. 

1 Chapman Jph. 
Wheelwgts. tyc. 

Balmforth John 
Balmforth Wm. 

2 Lawson John 
1 Loxley John 



BRADFIELD. 
Those Marked 1, are in Upper Brad- 
field; 2, Lower Bradfield ; 3, in 
Bradfield Dale ; and 4, in Small- 
field Hamlet. 

1 Askham Joseph, tailor 

3 Elliott Geo. vict. Strines Inn 

2 Elliott Mark, blacksmith 

2 Evans Thomas, blacksmith 

1 Fox Charles, butcher 

1 Garside T. vict. Filesmith's Arms 

1 Greaves George, hay dealer 

1 GuelderWm.parish clerk & registr. 

1 Hawksworth William, vict. Cross 
Daggers 

2 Hollins Geo. vict. Plough Inn 

2 Ibbotson Henry, corn miller 

1 Machen Jane, governess, Workhs 

3 Newman Robert, woodman to Earl 

Fitz william, Ball field 

2 Sanderson Jph. pocket knife manfr 
1 Sanderson Chas. spindle mfr & bhs 
1 Siddous Henry, vict. Old Horns 

1 Vickers Thos. Hy. schoolmaster 
Wilson James & Jph. game keepers 

2 Wilson William, wheelwright 

3 Wragg George, besom maker 



FARMERS, 

2 Bacon John 

3 Bacon Jonth. 
3 B roster Joseph 
1 Buckley Jerh. 
3 Crawshaw Chs. 
3 Crawshaw Jno. 



4 Earnshaw Jph. 
2 Earnshaw Jno. 
2 Earnshaw Jph. 
4 Elliott Benj. 
2 Elliott Geo. 
2 Elliott John 
1 Greenwood Ts. 



4 Hall W.Bram- 
all, Rocherend 

3 Hall George 

4 Hall John 

3 Hammerton G. 

3 Hammerton J. 
Hobson Hannah 

4 Hodgson Wm. 
2 Hollins George 

1 Horsfield Wm. 

2 Ibbotson Henry 

3 Ibbotson Jph. 



3 Ibbotson Jehu 
Lingard Robert 
2 Lowe James 

2 Sanderson Jph. 

4 Stocks Eliz. 

1 Thorp William 

1 Whiteley Betty 

Shoemakers. 

1 Buckley Jerh. 

2 Hawke Wm. 
Morton John 



OUGHTIBRIDGE, &c. 

Marked 1 ,arein Brightholmlee; 
2, at Gate; 3, in Onesacre; 2, at 
Oughtibridge ; 5, at Wharncliffe 
Side. 

4 Bedford John, steel and file mfr 

4 Bedford Mrs. || 4 Cheetham Saml. 

1 Booth James, land valuer 

1 Booth James, cabinet maker 

2 Booth Joseph, cow leech 

4 Bramall Thos. vict. White Hart 

5 Brook Joseph, quarry owner 
4 Brook Matthew, beerhouse 

4 Coldwell William, mason 

5 Dickinson George, steel tilter and 
forger, Holmes Works 

4 Dronfield Wm. wood turner 

2 Elliott Benjamin, wheelwright 

4 Garside Thomas, beerhouse 

5 Housley Wm. spindle manfr 
4 Howe William, vict. Cock 

3 Hudson Charles, quarry owner 
Ibbotson J. quarry owner 

4 Justice Mrs. || Grayson Mr Hy. 

5 Lingard Rt., Spanish, lock,Chinese, 

and screw knife manfr. and vict. 

Travellers' Inn 
Nuttall Samuel, vict. Ball 
4 Parkin John & Co. scrap iron and 

steel mfrs. and tilters, rollers, &c. 

Middlewood Works 

1 Pashley Jonas, wheelwright 

4 Reddish Thomas, corn miller 

5 Sanderson Chs. spindle mfr. & bhs 
5 Sanderson & Lingard, spindle mfrs 

2 Shuttleworth Richard, blacksmith 
Skelton Hy. & Co. steel rollers , &c. 
Skelton Henry Thorpe, John and 

Richd. ; h Middlewood Hall 
Smith Thomas, blacksmith 
Stanley Martin, vict. Stanley Arms 
4 Stanley Benjamin blacksmith 
4 Trickett Benjamin, schoolmaster 
4 Wilkinson Thomas, butcher 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 



375 



Wood Wm. corn miller 
4 Wood Joseph, com miller 
Yeardley E. D., pawnbroker, Middle- 
wood, and Sheffield 



BootfySkoeMkrs. 

3 Ellison Joseph 

4 Fairest George 
Grayson Henry 

4 Shaw Fredrick 
Siddons William 
Webster George 
4 Wood Benjamin 

FARMERS. 

1 Booth Alfred 
3 Burley Joseph 
3 Crawshaw Chs. 
3 Crawshaw Geo. 

5 Downing John 

2 Earnshaw Jno. 

1 Horsefield Jth. 

3 Hudson Benj. 
3 Ibbotson John 
Ibbotson Joseph, 

IVestnall 

2 Ibbotson M. 

1 Leadbetter G. 
Leadbetter Benj. 

3 Redfern John 



3 Senior John 
1 Siddons Wm. 

1 TrickettEzra 

3 Wood Hannah 

4 WoodBenjamin 
File Manfrs. 

Bayley J. 

4 Bedford John 

4 Bramall Joseph 

2 Redfern John 
2 Redfern Wm. 
Rhodes William 

2 Turner Mtw. 
Pkt: Knife Mfrs. 

4 Brook John 
Burley George 

5 Dutton John 

1 Elliott Thomas 

3 Rhodes Wm. 
5 Lingard Robt. 

Shopkeepers, 
4Briddock Hanh. 

4 Stanley Abm. 



MIDHOPE&BOLSTERSTONE 
Marked \,are in Midhope ; 2, Bol- 
ster stone ; 3, Green; 4, Fairest; 
5, Wigtwizle ; 6, in Deepcar ; 
and 7, at Yew den. 
2 Askew Edward, blacksmith 
2 Bramhall John, vict. Barrel 

1 Bramhall John, blacksmith 

2 Brearley Benjamin, mason 

2 Brearley Gam. mason, Spink Hs 
6 Cold well Benj. sen. coal owner 
6 Coldwell Benj. joiner and vict. 

Royal Oak 
6 Deakin J. and T. ; h Moor Hall 
6 Dixon John, vict. King & Miller 

1 Elliott Thomas, schoolmaster 

6 Elliott Charles, Deepcar Station 
6 Fox Samuel, steel and iron wire 
drawer, and hackle and gill and 
hackle and gill pin manfr 

2 Grayson John, fire stone quarry & 

colliery owner, Spink Hall 
Grayson Thos. colliery owner and 

coke burner, Hay woods 
6 Hague Tbos. vict. Coach & Horses 
2 Harrop James, schoolmaster 
2 Hattersley John, Thos. and Wm. 

masons 



5 Hollins Mrs. beerhouse 
2 Irving Rev. Wm. curate 
Jackson Ellis, miller and victualler, 

Broomhead 
Jubb Wm. and Joseph, coal owners, 

Hunshelf 

1 Kay Jph. tailor and vict. Barrel 

2 Marsden Benjamin, tailor 

1 Milnes Joseph, stone mason 

2 Newton Wm, coal owner 

Peace Ths. corn miller, Stocks bridge 

3 Ridal John, Amos, & Geo. masons 
Roebuck Geo. & John, coal owners, 

Hunshelf 

5 Rimington Mrs S. Broomhead Hall 
2 Sampson George, mason 

2 Sanderson Wm. joiner 

1 Stead Joseph, corn miller 

2 Steel George, blacksmith 

6 Surtees and Windle, corn millers 

3 Swallow Abraham, wheelwright 
2 Thompson Joshua, cabinet maker 

4 Tummason John, pocket knife mfr 
6 Vaughton Elizabeth, beerhouse 

2 Wainwright Joshua, cabinet mkr 
Webster Mrs Ann, coal owner and 
coke burner, Stocks bridge 



FARMERS. 

2 Bocking John 
7 Bocking Robt. 
Bramhall John 
7 Buckley John 

2 Charlesworth J. 
5 Crapper Wm. 

3 Crawshaw Ths. 
Creswick Geo. 

1 Ellis Rachel 

2 EilisonThomas 
1 Green Amor 

Hawksworth 
Adam 

Hellewell Geo. 
Hellewell Geo. 
Hellewell John 
Hellewell Ths. 
Hollins Mrs 
Howe Jonthn. 
Jubb Joseph 



1 Lawton Wm, 
I Marsden Abs. 

3 Milns George 

1 Morton Benj. 

5 Newsorae Sml. 

2 Ridal James 
2 Ronksley Jas. 

2 Senior George 

4 Shaw Joseph 
1 Stanley John 
1 Stead Mary 

7 Taylor George 

3 Thorpe David 

4 TummasonJno. 
3 Woodcock Ths. 

Shoemakers. 
1 Denton Stephn. 
1 Denton John 

6 Hawke Jonth. 
1 Trickett Thos. 



STANNINGTON. 

Marked * are in Moorwood. 
Armitage M. & H. & Co. scrap iron, 

anvil, vice, hammer, &c. manfrs. 

Mousehole Forge 
Armitage Henry ; h Wood Lane Hs 
Bradford Rev Charles, incumbent 
Bradley Isaac, joiners' tool manfr 



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STANNINGTON, 



Dyson George, colliery owner 
Eyrp Wm. joiner and wheelwright 
Goodison Geo.& Son. black clay min- 
ers, & firebrick mkrs. Griffe House 
Goodison Jph. Hague, colliery owner 
Ibbotson Matthew and John, paper 

makers, Rivelin 
Marsh John, smith & wheelwright 
Marshall Hy. saw mfr ; h Malm bdg 
Marshall James, butcher 
Morris John, fork manufacturer 
Nichols Thos. blksmith & church elk 
Oates Matthew, beerhouse 
Oxley Benjamin, sexton 
Parker James, National schoolmr 
Rancliffe Enos, coal owner 
Revitt Jonathan, corn miller 
Revitt Geo. and Alice, school 
Rose Wm. wire drawer, and hackle 

and gill pin mfr. Rivelin 
Spear John, mercht ; h Woodville 
Swift Thomas, beerhouse keeper 
Tingle Stn. steel refiner, Myers Grv 
Ward Joseph, colliery owner 
Whittles John, file manufacturer 
Woollen G. H., miller, Rivelin 
Wright Fras. Esq. Revell Grange 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Anvil, John Armitage 
Ball, Joshua Mallinson 
Crown and Glove, Thomas Peace 
Hare and Hounds, John Inman 
Ollins, John Topham, Rivelin 
Peacock, John Marsh 
Parkhead Tavern, Wm. Fox 
Robin Hood and Little John, John 

Rushby, Little Matlock 
1 Surrey Arm^', Thomas Greaves, 



Hollow Meadows 

FARMERS. 

Barnes Richd. 
Bagshaw Thos. 
Beal Mary 
Baxter Jonth. 
Bradley Isaac 
Bradley John 
Cooper Edw. 
Crapper Ehenz. 
Dronfield Jno. 

and Wm. 
Gosnay Jph. 
Goodison John 
Grayson Eliz. 
Grayson Wm. 
Greaves Alice 
* Hives Wm. 
♦Hobson Geo. 



Inman Dennis 
Marsden Mary 
Marsh George 
Nichols John 
Oates Mattw. 
Priestley Saml. 
Revitt Mary 
Kevitt Wm. 
Revitt John, 

Spout House 
Richardson Geo. 
Roebuck Wm. 
Bonksley Geo. 
Tattersall Chas. 
Twigg Joseph 
W ilkinson Wm. 
Womack Thos. 



Pocket Knife 
Manfrs. 
Bancroft Timy. 
•Barber Isaac 
Barber Thos. 
Burch Enoch 
Burch Thos. 
Furness Jph. 
Furness Mttw. 
Furness Thos. 
Gould Wm. 
Hallam Sarah 
Hutchinson Wm. 
Nichols Geo. 
Nichols John 
Oates James 
Oates John 
Oates Luke 
Spooner Benj. 
Wragg Joseph 

Razor Manfrs, 
Morton Chpr. 
Shaw John 
Worstenholm Jas 



Razor Scale 
Pressers. 

Dalton John 
Dyson George 
Fox Wm. 
Morton Chpr. 
Revitt George 
Shaw John 
Shaw Wm. 
ThompsonJph. 
Vickers James 

Shoemakers. 
Crapper John 
CrapperJonth. 
Inman John 
Shaw Mattw. 
Tomlinson Geo. 
Wragg Jonth. 

Shopkeepers. 
Beal Samuel 
Fletcher Wm. 
Hudson Wm. 

Tailors. 
Cox Isaac 
Lock wood Geo. 



UGHILL, DUNGWORTH, &c. 

Marked 1, are at Ughill ; 2, Dung- 
worth ; 3, Storrs; fy 4, at Dam- 
flask. 
Bower Thomas, shoemkr. Damfiask 
3 Brown Wm. Henry, roller 

2 Carr Joseph, schoolmaster 

3 Crapper Wm. black clay miner 

2 Crapper Ann, shopkeeper 

3 Crapper John, shoemaker 

3 Denton Edwin, t\\ter,Storrs bridge 
2 Downs Thomas, wheelwright 

4 Gladwin Jno. paper & pasteboard 
manufacturer 

4 Fieldsend & Goslin, corn millers 
2 Hague Wm.shopkpr. & Mr Thos. 
2 Hawke Martin, blacksmith 
1 Hollins George, vict. Plough 

1 Horsfield Benjamin, blacksmith 

2 Ibbotson Robt. & Co. coal owners 
4 Ibbotson Jonathan, vict. Ball 

3 Marshall Geo.Hy. black clay miner 
2 Miller Charles and Son, black clay 

miners & fire brick makers, Bents 
Smith Matthew, wire drawer, Storrs 
Bridge (and Sheffield) 

4 Wilson Robert, wheelwright 

1 Worrall John, cattle dealer 

2 Wragg John, shoemaker and beer 
house 



ECCLESFIELD PARISH. 



377 



FARMERS. 

3 C rapper Saml. 

2 Crapper Wm. 

1 Downs Thos. 

3 Feara Wm. 

2 Grayson Geo. 

3 Green John 

1 Greenwood Geo. 
1 Hague George 
1 Hague Thomas 
1 Hall Benjamin 

1 Hall Sarah 

2 Hallam Saml. 
2 Hallam James 
S Hallam John 

2 Hawke Martin 
2HawksworthJn. 
2 Hawksworth 

William 
1 Hawley Wm. 

1 Horsfield Benj. 

2 Howe Eliz. 

2 Ibbotson Robt, 



2MarshallMichl. 
3 Marshall Geo. 
3 Marshall Hy. 
2 Nichols Geo. 
2 Ronksley John 
1 Siddons James, 
Edgefield 

1 Thorpe Saml. 

2 Trickett James 

3 Trickett Thos. 
1 Watson Robt. 
1 Wilson Abm. 
1 Worrall John 

1 Worrall Benj. 
Pocket Knife 
Manufacturers. 

3 Fearo Wm. 

2 Hague Benj. 

1 Hartley Joshua 

2 Nichols Elias 
2 Nichols Geo. 
2 Nixon James 
2 Wright Joshua 



WORRALL, LOXLEY, &c 
Marked 1, reside in Worrall; and 

the others in Loxley or Holdworth 

Hamlet. 
1 Ashforth Thomas, gentleman 
1 Bower Wm. boot and shoe maker 
Cadman & Co. shear steel manfrs. 

& tilters, Little Matlock 
i Charles worth Joseph, vict. Shoul- 
der of Mutton 
Fairest Joseph, cabinet maker 
Fearn Wm. smith & vict. Rodney 
1 Greaves Jno. file manufacturer 
Hanson John, Independent minister 
Hellewell Charles, joiner 
1 Ibbotson James, quarry owner 
X Jowsey Wm. schoolmaster 
Kay Thomas, scale presser 
1 Lingard Jerh. fire brick maker 
1 Morton Joseph, file manufacturer 
Newbold S. & Co. tilters & forgers, 

Old Wheel, and Sheffield 
PayneThos.Aldam, gent. Loxley Hs 
Payne John P., surgeon, Yews 
RevittJonth.miller & vict.Bridgelnn 
1 Redfearn Wm. file manufacturer 
Shaw Mark, horse & cattle doctor 
Tingle Peter, land valuer 
Tingle Wm. Wilson, boarding school, 

Lmo Ash House 
Turner Mattw. file manfr. Gate 
1 TurnerGeo.quarry owner, Low Ash 
I TurnerThomas, quarry owner and 

▼ict. Ball 



1 TurtleWm. shoe, clog, & patten mkr 
Wilson John & Son, shear steel mfrs. 

tilters, &c. Loxley Glass Tilt, (& 

Sheffield) 
Wood Fras. land valuer, Stubbing 
Woodward Joshua, paper manufac- 



turer, Olave Mills 



FARMERS. 

Ashforth Geo. 
Ashforth Wm. 
Crapper Ellis 
1 CornthwaiteJs. 
Crawshaw Saml. 

Coumbs 
lDronfield John, 

The Yews 
Eaton Elijah 
Hobson Mattw. 
Hobson Hannah 
Hudson Joseph 
Ibbotson Ann 
Ibbotson John 
Kay Joseph 
Mount John 
1 Mount Sarah 
Newbould Hy. 
Ridal John (and 

mason) 



Swain Henrv 
Trickett John 
1 Webster Wm. 
Wilde Thomas 
Wood Francis 
W r ood Nelson 
Pocket Knife 
Manfrs. 
lCharlesworthW 
1 Grayson Thos. 
1 Greaves John 
1 Lingard Jerh. 
1 Mount Benj. 
1 Rhodes Joseph 
1 Stan i forth Jno. 
Trickett George 
1 Windle James 
1 WoolhouseGeo. 

Shoemakers. 
1 Bower Wm. 
Crapper Joseph 



DINNINGTON, a village and 
parish, 12 miles E. of Sheffield, has 
279 souls, and 1540 acres. John 
Carver Middleton Athorpe, Esq., re- 
sides at the Hall, and is lord of the 
manor, and owner of most of the 
soil. The Church (St. Nicholas,) 
is a rectory, valued at ^£110, in the 
gift of the Crown. 
Athorpe J. C. M., Esq., Hall 
Fisher James, blacksmith 
Horrox Rev James, rector 
Leath Edmund, gamekeeper 
Makinson Mary, vict. Falcon 
Pearson Joseph, carrier to Sheffield 
Ryalls George, shopkeeper 
Whitfield Samuel, woodman 



BootfyShoeMkrs. 
Barlow James 
Field Wm. 

FARMERS. 

Duke Thomas 
Holmes George 
Inman Nathl. 
Inman Samuel 
Lesiter Eliz. 
Nettleship Edw, 
Old ale George 
1 2 



Sampson Wm. 
Gardeners. 
Pearson John 
Pearson Samuel 

Joiners. 
Heathcote Giles 
Oldale John 
Tailors. 
Makinson David 
Snowden James 



378 



HARTHILL PARISH. 



HARTHILL is a good village, 
on the Rotherham and Mansfield 
road, and near the Chesterfield ca- 
nal, 10J miles S.E. by E. of Shef- 
field, remarkable for its ancient 
Church (All Hallows,) under which 
is the funeral vault of the ancestors 
of the Duke of Leeds, the lord of the 
manor, patron of the rectory, and 
owner (except four small freeholds,) 
of the whole parish of Hart hill -cum- 
Woodall, which contains about 3000 
acres of land, and 709 inhabitants, 
and has quarries of white and red 
gritstone, suitable for scythe and 
shoemakers' w/iststones, of which 
about 40,000 are manufactured here 
annually. The Church, which has 
several neat monuments, and a good 
tower at the west end, suffered much 
by lightning in 1807, since which the 
north aisle has been rebuilt, and the 
western end repaired. The rectory, 
valued, in 183!, at £689, is enjoyed 
by the Rev Jonathan Alderson, A.M. 
Kiveton Hall, which stood a mile N. 
of Harthill, was a seat of the Duke 
of Leeds, but was pulled down about 
thirty years ago. Woodall, a 
hamlet, 1 mile W. of Harthill, has 
183 inhabitants. The school has 
£IG. 13s. 4d. yearly, left by the 
Rev. J. Hewitt, in 1812; and the 
poor have £3. 10s. 5d. yearly. 
Marked 1 , reside at Kiveton ; 2, at 
Woodall ; and the rest at Harthill 
Alderson Rev Jonathan, A.M. rector 
2 Buck Mark, wheelwright 
1 Chambers George, gardener 
Crow Wm. excise officer 
Curr George, gentlemau 
Foulds George, schoolmaster 
Glossop Charles, beerhouse 
GlossopFras.maltster&vict.BlueBell 
Hall John, gent. Kiveton Park 

1 Hannaford James, steward to the 
Duke of Leeds, Kiveton Park 

2 Hydes Wm. vict. White Horse 
Holmes Joseph, lime burner, malt- 
ster and vict. Beehive 

Inman Rev Thomns, curate 

Kirkby John, carpenter 

Mujlins Edw. vict. Square &Compass 

•Oldale John, butcher 

PJant John, blacksmith 

Storey Biram &Stpn. nail makers 

Sio/ey Win. cattle salesman 



2 Whitehead Miss, schoolmistress 
Wilkinson George, butcher 

1 Wilkinson Wm. surgeon 

2 Wilks John, gentleman 



BootfyShoeMkrs, 
Lakin John 
Mullins George 
Mullins Samuel 
Pearce John 
2 Unwin Jno. and 

William 
Whitehead Geo. 

FARMERS. 

2 Booth John 
Duckworth Sml. 
Flockton Thos. 
Foulds Mary 
2 Glossop F. jun. 
Glossop Francis 
Glossop John 
Glossop J. jun 
Glossop Charles 
Glossop Wm. 
Glossop George 
2 Hancock Chas. 
Holmes Joseph 
2 Hydes Wm. 
2 Inman Richd. 



Kirkby W T m. 
Lister Edward 
Rutherford Geo. 
2 Taylor Wm. 
2 Walker Geo. 
2 Walker Jph. 
Waterhouse Ths. 
Wilkinson Wm. 
Wyrill Edward 

Shopkeepers. 
2 Clarke Wm. 
DuckmantonAlc^ 
Foulds Mary 
HydesJno. baker 
2 Unwin Elia. 

Tailors. 
Beedham Wm. 
Peat Enoch 
Peat Wm. 

Carriers t^> 
Sheffield, Tues- 
day 8f Saturday : 
2 Clark Wm. 
Grant W T m. 



HOOTON ROBERTS is a small 
village and parish, near the Don- 
caster road, 4£ miles N.E. of Rother- 
ham, containing l7o inhabitants, and 
1 1-4*0 acres of land, belonging to Earl 
Fitzwilliam, the patron of the rec- 
tory, and lord of the manor. The 
church (St John,) is a small ancient 
structure, which has undergone many 
repairs and alterations^ though its in- 
terior still preserves its original Nor- 
man architecture, and in the east 
window is the effigy of a bishop read- 
ing a book. The rectory was valued 
in 1831, at £310. 

Eyre Rev Chas. Wolff, M.A., rector 
tJelk Wm. wheelwright 
Booth John, blacksmith 
Dodson George, tailor 
Malpass George, parish clerk 
Malpass W. v]ct. Rockingham Arras 
Snipe William, schoolmaster 



FARMERS. 

Barlow Francis 
Bingley William 
Hanby John 
JenkinsonSimeon 
Moorhouse Abra. 



Nicholson John 
PickardHy.Wm. 
Rhodes William 
Robinson Thos. 
Storey Luke 
Waterhouse Wm. 



I-AUGHTON PAKISH. 



379 



Shoemakers. 
"Wilson Matthew 



Yelland Joseph 



LAUGHTON-en-le-Morthen 
is a large and well-built village, on a 
lofty eminence, 7 miles E. by S. of 
Rotherham, and 12 miles E.N.E. of 
Sheffield. Its parish, including the 
ancient parochial chapelryof Thorpe 
St. John's, comprises the townships 
of Laughton, Gilding wells, Let we 11, 
and Throapham. Laughton township 
includes the hamlets of Slade Hoo- 
ton, Brookhouse, and Carr, 
about one mile N. of Laughton, and 
contains 742 inhabitants, and 3500 
acres of land. A. F. B. St. Leger, 
Esq., owns most of the soil, and is 
lord of the manor. His steward is Mr. 
"W. F. Hoyle, of Rotherham. The 
Church (All Saints,) is a handsome 
edifice, consisting of a nave, aisles, 
and chancel, with a tower at the west 
end, surmounted by a tall crocketed 
spire towering to the height of 185 
feet; and being on a lofty eminence, 
it is distinctly seen from the populous 
neighbourhood of Sheffield, often very 
beautifully defined in the morning 
sky, from which originated the mis- 
nomer, Lighten-in-the-Morning. The 
vicarage, valued in K.B. at £6. 13s. 
4d., and in 183! at £96, is in the gift 
of the Rev. L. V. Harcourt, as Pre- 
bendary of Laughton, in York Cathe- 
dral. The school and poor have 
several small benefactions. Gild- 
ingwells, 15 miles E. of Sheffield, 
has 91 souls. Letwell, 10 miles 
E. by S. of Rotherham, has 129 in- 
habitants. Throapham, 8 miles 
E.S.E. of Rotherham, is a chapelry, 
containing only 69 soula, 1080 acres. 



LAUGHTON-en-le-Morthen. 
Marked 1, reside at Brookhouse ; 

2, at Slade Hooton; 3, at Carr ; 

and the rest in Laughton 
Allison Wm. butcher 
Barlow John, woodman 
Beech Samuel, corn miller 
Belk Wm. butcher 
Cotton George, vict. Red Lion 
Dobb John, saddler 
Fisher Fras. vict. Blacksmiths' Arms 
Hall Wm. solicitor 
Hartley Rev Wm. Samuel, vicar 



Ludlam Thomas, vict. Ball 

Pawson Thos, carrier & lime burner 

Shaw George, saddler 

1 Spittlehouse John, corn miller 

Street Wm. saddler 

Wastney Wm. schoolmaster 



Blacksmiths* 

1 Ardron Paul 
Ardron Wm. 
Fisher Francis 

FARMERS. 

Beech Samuel 
Birks Peter 
Cade James 

2 ChambersFras. 
Chapman Wm. 
Drabble Harriet 

1 Field John, (& 

beerhouse) 

2 Hall Samuel 

2 Haywood Thos. 
Hibberd John 
Howson George 
Kirk Samuel 
Lockwood Ann 

3 Mottram Chas. 
Oldham Thos. 
Pearson John 

2 Pickles Eliz. 
Rich George 

3 Sayles Wm. 
3 Seaton Ann 

1 Smith Thomas 

2 Street Wm. 
Swann Thomas 
Thorpe Wm. 
Tudsbury Thos. 
Turner John 



3Wheatcro'tJno. 
3 Wingfield John 
Whitehead Geo. 
3 Wilson George 
Wright Godfrey 

Masons, fyc. 
Nelson Samuel 
Turner Charles 
Turner James 
Turner John 
Turner Thomas 

Shoemakers. 

1 Field Joseph 
Gilberthorpe W. 
Roddis Henry 

3 Sanderson J as. 
Taylor Wm. 

Shopkeepers. 
Acom John 

2 Bayley John 
Ludlam Thomas 
Padley Wm. 

Tailors. 
Hall Samuel 
Morton Thomas 
Robinson Wm. 
Swannack Chas. 

Wheelwrights. 
Hodkin Daniel 

1 Pitcheli John 
Rich Wm. 

2 Rich Wm. jun. 



GILDING WELLS. 

Goodwin Matthew, gardener 
Heptenstall John, shopkeeper 
Turner John, wheelwright 



FARMERS. 

Askew Wm. 
Goodwin Joseph 



Hall Thomas 
Pearson Samuel 
Swift Henry 



LETWELL. 

Bennett Thomas, gamekeeper 
Bilson William, farmer 
Bradley James, shoemaker 
Bradley Benjamin, shopkeeper 
Doughty Wm. farmer, Langold Hall 
Nicholson George, farmer 
Pool Rev Thomas, curate 
Robinson John, cowkeeper 
Savage George, gardener 



380 



MALTBY PARISH, 



Ward Samuel, tailor 
Wilson Robert, shoemaker 



THROAPHAMi-(Farmers.) 
Marked * are at St. John's. 



•Foster John 
•Pearson God- 
frey, carrier 
Pigott John 



Pigott Wm. 
*Unwin Charles 
•Skelton Thos. 
Wright Robert 



MALTBY, on the Bawtry road, 
12 miles E.N.E. of Sheffield, is a 
large and pleasant village, including 
within its parish the townships of 
Maltby and Hooton Levett ^ the latter 
of which is small, but the former 
contaius 763 inhabitants, and 3819 
acres of fertile land, including an 
extensive wood, near the east end of 
the village ; the hamlet of Carr, 2 
miles W.S.VV. of Maltby ; the vil- 
lage of Stone ; the celebrated free- 
stone quarries, and the ruins of 
Roche Abbey; and Sandbeck 
Park, lying in the delightful vale of 
a small rivulet, from 2£ to 3| miles 
S.S.W. of Tickhill, and S.E. of 
Maltby. Sand beck is the seat of the 
Earl of Scarborough, who owns 
nearly all the soil, and is lord of the 
manor of Maltby. The Church (St. 
Bartholomew,) has a nave, chancel, 
and south aisle, with a tower and 
spire at the west end. It is a vicar- 
age, valued in K.B. at £4. 13s. 4d., 
and in 1831, at £120, having been 
augmented, in 1792, with £200 of 
Q.A.B., and in 1814, with a parlia- 
mentary grant of .£1400. The Earl 
of Scarborough is the patron, and the 
Rev. George Rolleston, M.A., in- 
cumbent. In the adjoining hamlet 
of Hooton Levett, is a large Metho- 
dist Chapel , built in 1832. The 
school and poor have several small 
benefactions. Hooton Levett 
has only 70 souls, and 470 acres. 

MALTBY. 
Earl of Scarborough, Sandbeck 
Clayton Francis, mason, Abbey 
Day Wm. & Ellis Hy. blacksmiths 
Ellison John, land steward to Earl 

of Scarborough, Stone 
England Thomas, gentleman 
Fisher Robert, Esq. Grove House 
Flower Wm. surgeon 
Greensmith Jonathan, mason 



Horncastle John, steward to Henry 
Gaily Knight, Esq. Roche Abbey 
Jackson Robert, rope maker 
Jenkinson Wm. paper mfr. Yews 
Lister John, saddler and beerhouse 
Norbury Edward, gardener 
Precious Matthew, schoolmaster 
Revill John, gardener, Post Office 
Ridgeway John & Wm. masons 
Rolleston Rev Geo. M. A., vicar 
Rolleston Miss Lucy, Old Hall 
Thompson Francis, butcher 
Thompson Thos. & John, saddlers 
Turner Francis, tailor 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Eagle, Wm. Woodhouse 
Don John, George Hibbert 
Scarborough Arms, Thos. Turner 
Swan, Robert Darking 



Herring Thomas 
Lister James 
Spencer Robert 

Shopkeepers, 
Butler George 
Johnson Francis 
Kemp Wm. 
Lister Thomas 
Savage Matilda 
Steel Ellen 

Wheelwrights. 
Godber Wm. 
Greenwood Jph. 
Thackrey Jonth. 



FARMERS. 

Duckmanton J. 

Hazlehurst Jph. 

Herring Wm. 

Holberry Henry 

Jenkinson Saml. 

Lee Thomas 

Lister Thomas 

Maw vVm. Sand- 
beck Lodge 

Morrell Wm. 

Nicholson P. Ab- 
bey Lees 

Norton John, 
Thornberry HI 

Revill George 

Stenton John 

Wainman Fras. 
Shoe?nakers. 

Boler Thomas 

HOOTON LEVETT. 

Cattle John, farmer 

Haywood Roger, farmer 

Hoyle Wm. Esq. Hooton Hall 

Thackrey Jph. miller and millwgt 

Thornhill Charles, farmer 

Yeardley Henry, farmer 

MEXBROUGH is a large vil- 
lage at the junction of the Dearneand 
Dove Canal with the River Don, 6 
miles N.N.E. of Rotherham. It has 
in its parish glass works and two 
potteries, 1258 souls, and 1260 acres 
of land, exclusive of Denaby town- 
ship, which has 167 souls, and 1080 
acres. Capt. E. Kater owns Mex- 



Coaches&Car- 
riers to Shef- 
field, Gains- 
bro', &c. daily 



MEXBEOUGH PARISH. 



381 



brougb, but Denaby belongs to J. 
Fullerton, Esq. The Archdeacon 
of the East-Riding is appropriator 
of the tithes, and patron of the 
Church, which has a tower and 
spire. The perpetual curacy, valued 
at ;£120, is enjoyed by the "Rev. L. 
J. Hobson. In the village are three 
chapels belonging to the Wesleyan, 
N. C, and Primitive Methodists. 
Athorne George, wheelwright 
Bach (Geo.) and Nevill (Samuel,) 

plain and cut glass manfrs 
Barker Samuel, earthenware manfr. 

Meocbrough House 
Brunt Stephen, manager 
Butler Robert, coal ageut, &c 
Dodworth Robert, wheelwright 
Gibson George, wheelwright 
Gill Thomas, stone mason 
Glassby Robert, schoolmaster 
Hobson Rev. Leonard Jasper, incbt 
Killam George, tailor 
Lister Win. blacksmith 
Palfreyman Joseph, quarry owner 
Reed James, earthenware manfr 
Scorah George, engraver 
Sutton George, wheelwright 
Truelo^e George, blacksmith 
Tyas Robert, tailor 
Ulley Jonathan, nail maker 
White Wm. tailor 
Willey John, gentleman 
Woollam George, M.D. and surgeon, 

Springfield cottage 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Crown, William Law 



Ferry Boat, George Sutton 
George & Drogon, Geo. Jenkinson 
Masons' Arms, John Parkin 
Red Lion, John Simpson 



Beerhouses. 
Cresswell Wm. 
Middleton Ro. 
Paulson Thos. 
Shaw Mary 
Simpson Edw. 

Boat Owners. 
Beavers Benj. 
Bisby George 
Lewis Thomas 
Middleton Rd. 
Morton George 
Scarbro Eliz. 
Shaw John 

Butchers. 
Gillott Jerh. 
Glassby Joseph 

FARMERS. 
Bulay John 
Beavers Benj. 
Carnley Samuel 
Dickinson Wm. 
Healey Benj. 
Hewitt Joseph 
Machin Joseph 
Pashley Charles 
Roberts John 
Sutton John 
Wales Wm. 
Ward Ann 
Woffenden Thos. 



Shoemakers. 
Axe John 
Barlow Joseph 
Butler Thomas 
Ford Wm. 
Makin Joseph 
Medley Samuel 

Shopkeepers. 
Cresswell Wm. 
Lock wood J ph. 
Lock wood Wm. 
Makin Joseph 
Smith Wm. 
Shaw Mary 
Stead Wm. 
Wheen Charles 
White Wm. 



DENABY. 

FARMERS. 

Dodge John 
Marsh Robert 
Midgley Ann 
Mowbray Geo. 
Parkin Wm. 
Pearson Edw. 
Roebuck Eliz. 
Roebuck Joseph 
Shepherd Wm. 
Simpson Wm. 
Spalton Wm. 



CHESTERFIELD. 

CHESTERFIELD, 12 miles S. of Sheffield, and 150 miles N. of Lon- 
don, is the capital of the Hundred of Scarsdale, in Derbyshire, and of the 
Parish and Deanery to which it gives name. It is an ancient market and 
borongh town, having no representatives in Parliament, but celebrated for 
giving the title of Earl to the Stanhopes, for its singular Church spire, for 
its canal to the Trent, and for the mines of coal, lead, and iron, the Pot- 
teries of brown and stone ware, and the Iron Works in its neighbourhood. 
The town, which is very irregularly built, has a spacious Market place, 
and is pleasantly situated betwixt and at the conflux of two rivulets— the 
Hyper and the Rother, and at a short distance from the North Midland 
Railway. It has been much improved during the last ten years, and has 
now several lace many factories. Its weekly market on Saturday, is well 
supplied with corn, cattle, and provisions of every description. It has 
seven annual fairs, viz., Jan. 27th, Feb. 28th, first Saturday in April, May 
4th, July 15th, (for cattle, wool, &c.,) Sept. 25th, and Nov. 25th, the h.sfc 



382 CHESTERFIELD. 

of which is a statute fair for hiring servants, &c, and is toll free. The 
Races are held yearly on the Wednesday after Sept. 25tb, upon the Moor, 
one mile north of the town. The Parish is very extensive, comprising 
13,160 acres of land, divided into the eight Townships of Chesterfield, 
Brimington, Calow, Hasland, Newbold-with-Dunston, Temple Norman- 
ton, Tapton, and Walton, which collectively contained, in 1801, only a 
population of 7593 souls, who, in 1841, had increased to 11,231, of whom 
6212 were in Chesterfield. The Roman road from Derby to York passed 
through Chesterfield, and it is supposed that there was anciently a fort or 
small castle on Windmill Hill, from which the town had its name in Saxon 
times. 

In the Domesday Survey, " Chesterfield" is described as a hamlet of 
Newbold, which was an ancient demesne of the Crown, but it was soon 
afterwards given to William Peverel, whose son forfeited this and his other 
estates when he fled the kingdom, after poisoning Ranulph, Earl of Chester, 
in 1153. King John, in 1203, granted Chesterfield and the whole of the 
Hundred of Scarsdale, to his favourite, William Briwere, and with the co- 
heiress of his son, this manor passed in marriage to Baldwin Wake; and it 
afterwards passed with his heiress to Edmund Plantagenet, Earl of Kent, 
whose descendants inherited it for several generations. The Earl of Salis- 
bury held it iu 1442, and the Earl of Shrewsbury in the reign of Elizabeth. 
It afterwards went by purchase to the Earl of Newcastle, and Sir Charles 
Cavendish, from whom it passed in the same manner as Bolsover to the late 
Duke of Portland, who exchanged it and the rest of Scarsdale, in 1792, 
with the late Duke of Devonshire, for some estates in Nottinghamshire. 

In 1265, the Earl of Derby being in rebellion against Henry III., was 
defeated near this town by Henry, son of the King of Almain. The Earl 
flew for shelter to the church, where he concealed himself under some bags 
of wool, but by the treachery of a woman, his retreat was discovered, and 
he was conveyed in irons to Wiudsor, where he was confined three years, 
and on his liberation, being unable to pay a large fine which was levied 
oq him, he was at length deprived both of his estate and earldom, which 
thus passed for ever from the ancient family of Ferrars. King John, in 
1204, granted the town a charter for a weekly market and fair, for eight 
days, at the feast of the Holy Rood. He also made it a free borough, and 
gave the burgesses the same privileges as those of Nottingham. But Eliza- 
beth, in 1524, granted them a new Charter of Incorporation, Charles II. 
confirmed these charters, and prescribed more definite laws for the Corpo- 
ration. In the civil wars, the Earl of Newcastle defeated a body of Par- 
liamentarians near Chesterfield. The Assizes were held here in March, 
1637, on account of the plague being then prevalent at Derby. 

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 is said to have owed its origin to the 
meeting of a few friends to liberty and the Protestant religion, held ou 
Whittington Moor, near Chesterfield, when King James II. was en- 
deavouring to assume arbritary power, and to re-establish Popery in this 
kingdom. A few noblemen, in the early part of 1688, met by appointment 
on this moor, for the express purpose of devising means for rescuing their 
country from the double slavery with which it was threatened, and amongst 
them were the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl of Danby, (afterwards Duke 
of Leeds,) Lord Delamere, and John Darcy, son of the Earl of Holderness. 
In consequence of a shower of rain, they adjourned to the village of Whit- 
tington, and^finished their consultation at a public-house called the u Cock 
and Pynott/' which acquired from this circumstance the name of Revolu- 
tion House, and the small room in which these distinguished guests held 
their conference, the plotting parlour. This house is still standing, and the 
arm-chair in which the Duke of Devonshire sat forms part of its furniture. 
On Nov. 5th, 1788, the centenary of the Revolution was celebrated at 



CHESTERFIELD. 383 

Chesterfield and "Whittington, with great magnificence. In 1770, an Act 
was obtained for a canal from Chesterfield to the Trent, and the work 
was finished in June, 1777, at the cost of ,£160,000, The length of this 
canal is 46 miles. The present railway communication between Sheffield 
and Chesterfield is a very circuitous route, via Rotherbam, and the efforts 
of a spirited Company to obtain an Act for a direct railway between the 
two towns have hitherto been unsuccessful. 

The Church is dedicated to St. Mary and All Saints, and is supposed 
to have been built, in the 13th century, on the site of another which had 
been erected in the 11th century. It is a large and handsome fabric, which 
has recently been re-pewed and thoroughly repaired. The spire, which, 
from its remarkable appearance, arrests the attention of every beholder, is 
230 feet in height. It is built of wood, covered with lead, and no doubt 
was once perpendicular, but it has been so twisted and warped by the sun, 
that in 1818, it was found to lean out of the perpendicular of its base 6 feet 
4 inches towards the south, and 4 feet 4 inches towards the west ; but from 
the nature of its materials, it may keep its balance many years. By a 
graut from William Rufus, in 1100, the Dean of Lincoln is lord of the rec- 
torial manor, appropriator of the great tithes, and patron of the vicarage, 
which is now enjoyed by the Rev. Thomas Hill, B.D., and was valued, in 

1831, at £204. The Revs. J. B. Jebb, B.A., and G. Butt, M.A., are the 
curates. Mr. Samuel Cooper is clerk, and Mr. John Shenstall sexton. 
There were anciently two chantries and a. guild in this church ; and in the 
town were three chapels, viz., St. 'Ihomas's, in Holywell street (now a barn 
and stable;) St, He/en's, which stood on the site of the Grammar School; 
and St. James- s, at Lordsmill bridge. At Old Spital, there was an ancient 
hospital for lepers, founded in the 10th of Richard I., but this, together with 
the endowed chapels and chantries, was swept away at the dissolution of 
the monasteries in the reign of Henry VIII. Trinity Church, or 
Chapel of Ease, is a neat structure, which was finished October, 1838, at 
the cost of £3700. The Rev. Alex. Poole, B.A., is the incumbent. Here 
are now seven places of worship belonging to Disse?iters, — the Baptists, 
Wesleyans, Primitive Methodists, Unitarians, Independents, Quakers, and 
Sandemanians each having one; and on Brampton Moor, at a short distance 
from the town, is another, built in 1827, by the Wesleyan Methodists. On 
the same moor, a New Church, dedicated to St. Thomas, was built in 

1832, at the cost of £3000. It is now in the incumbency of the Re?. Mat- 
son Vincent. 

The Town Hall, under which is the borough gaol for debtors, is a 
large stone building, erected about the year 1790. Here are held the Sum- 
mer Quarter Sessions, and a petty session on the 2nd and 4th Monday of 
every month, for the hundred of Scarsdale ; but the petty sessions for the 
borough are held on every alternate Wednesday, at the Town Clerk's office. 
Assemblies are held at the Angel Inn ; and the Theatre is opened for a few 
weeks in every year. The town also possesses a good subscription Library, 
a News Room, several public schools, a Mechanics' Institute (established in 
1827,) a Dispensary (established in 1800,) and an ample yearly income 
arising from charitable bequests. The Gas and Water Works were formed 
in 1826, under the powers of an Act of Parliament, and the undertaking 
has been so serviceable to the town, and so profitable to the proprietors, 
that shares have been sold at a premium of 45 per cent. The National 
School was established in 1814, the Infant School in 1829, and the School 
of Industry for girls in 1819. Victoria Blue Coat School is a neat building, 
in the Elizabethan style, erected by subscription in 1845, to commemorate 
her Majesty's ^isitto Chatsworth. Here is also a British School. The en- 
dotoed schools are the Grammar School, founded in the reign of Elizabeth, re- 
built in 171%and possessing property worth £100 per annum j and the Petty 



381 CHESTERFIELD. 

School, established in 1696, and now having funds for teaching twenty poor 
children to read. The eleven almshouses, for as many poor women, are en- 
dowed with small yearly stipends from the bequests of Thomas Large, Geo, 
Taylor, and Sarah Rose. The Charities of Chesterfield are too nume- 
rous and complicated to be properly elucidated here, for we find they occupy 
no fewer than 66 folio pages of the 18th Volume of the Parliamentary Com- 
missioners' Reports, published in 1828, in which it is shewn that many of 
them have been misapplied, and improperly mixed up with the funds of the 
Corporation. 

The Chesterfield Union Workhouse is a large brick building, in Newbold 
road, erected at the cost of £ 10,000. It was opened January 1st, 1840, 
and has accommodations for 300 paupers. This Union comprises the 
eight townships of Chesterfield parish, and 'those of Ashover, Great and 
Little Barlow, Bolsover, Brackenfield, Brampton, Clay lane, Coal Aston, 
Dronfield, Eckington, Heath, Holmesfield, Killamarsh, Morton, North 
Wingfield, Pilsley, Shirland-and-Higham, Staveley, Stretton, Sutton-cum- 
Duckmanton, Tupton, Unstone, Wessington, Whittington, Wingerwortb, 
and Woodthorpe. These 34 townships comprise an area of 85,732 acres, 
and had 39,219 inhabitants in 1841. Their expenditure on the poor for the 
quarter ending March 25th, 1845, was £2417. Mr. George Haslehurst is 
Union Clerk and Superintendent Registrar ; Mr. J. K. Ramsden, Master 
of the Workhouse ; and the Kev. A.^Poole, B. A.., Chaplain. Mr. S. Hol- 
lingworth is Registrar of Marriages, and Mr. George Hep worth, Deputy 
Superintendent Registrar. 

Brampton Moor, the western suburb of Chesterfield, is in the parish 
of Brampton, and has several potteries, which have long been celebrated for 
the excellence of their brown and stone wares. 



CORPORATION AND OFFICERS. 

Mayor, J. G. Cottingbam, Esq. ; Justice, Thomas Clarke, Esq. 
Aldermen, T. Clarke, J. Charge, £. G. Maynard, and S. Dutton, Esqrs. 
Councillors, Messrs. Geo. Mason, Wra. Gallimore, John Short, Jan., Edward 
Mugliston, J. G. Cottingbam, Thos. Wilcockson, T. P. Wood, Geo. Hepworth, 
Joseph Eyre, Wm. Hopklnson, James Lingard, and John Gillett. 

TOWN CLERK, Wm. Waller, Esq. ; office, New square. 

Clerk of the Peace, J. Charge, Esq. || Coroner, Mr. J. Hutchinson. 

Gaoler, Mr. George North. 

Keeper of the House of Correction, (and inspector of weights and measures,) 

Mr. Samuel Hollingworth. 

Town Crier, Richard Kirk || Pinder, Robert Pearce. 



CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. 

Post-Office, High Street ; MR. JOHN ROBERTS, Post 
Master. Letter Bags are closed for London, Derby, Birmingham, Liver- 
pool, Manchester, &c, at J before 8 evening ; for Manchester, Sheffield, 
Leeds, and the North, at 10 night; for Sheffield, Dronfield, &e., at a i 
past 4 afternoon ; for Leeds, Wakefield, Rotherham, &c., at f past 3 after- 
noon ; and for Worksop, Retford, Buxton, Bakewell, Eckington, &c, at 
10 night. The letter carriers are sent on delivery at 8 morning. 

MISCELLANY: — Consisting of Persons and Firms not arranged un~ 
der the Classification of Trades and Professions. 



Allsop Mrs Hanh., Brampton moor 
Allsop Mary, stay maker, South pi 
Allsop Mr. Richard, Vicar lane 
Ashmore Mrs Mary, Saltergate 



Ashton Jacob, mineral surveyor and 

engineer, Abercrombie street 
Askew Geo. tax coir. Newbould rd 
Baker Joshua, cheese factor, Highst 



CHESTEEPIELD DIRECTORY. 



385 



Barber Miss Ann, Saltergate 
Barber Wm. cattle dlr. Stone gravels 
Barnes Mrs Mary, Saltergate 
Bee Miss Mary, Saltergate 
Biggin Saml. scythe mfr. Boy thorp In 
Bingham Mrs Eliz. Saltergate 
Black Cornls. surgeon, St Mary's gt 
Blandy Rev. Wm. (Indt.) Saltergt 
Blythe Rev. Alfred Turner, (Unita- 
rian minister,) Stone gravels 
Bossley Miss Ann, Burlington st 
Bradshaw Jno. solr. ; h Low pavt. 
Britt Mr Christopher, South street 
Broadhurst Misses Ann & Charlotte, 

Abercrombie street 
Brodhurst John Edward, banker; 

house Mansfield 
Brooks Thos. manager, Lordsmill st 
Burrows Misses Catherine and Eliz. 

Abercrombie street 
Bunting Mrs Eliz., Brampton moor 
Butt Rev. Geo., B.A. curate, Holy- 
well street 
Butcher Mrs Ann, Holywell street 
Camm Mr Thomas, Saltergate 
Chadwick Thos. pill agent, Back In 
Chapman Jonas, land surveyor and 

salt merchant, Low pavement 
Chettle Rev. John, (Wes.) Saltergt 
Clark Hy., Chesterfield coat, smock 

frock, &c. mfr. Burlington street 
Clark James, gent. Ashgate road 
Clark Wm. green grocer, Church In 
Claughton Mrs Elizabeth, Hasland 
Claughton Hy. druggist; house St 

Mary's gate 
Claughton Wm. wine mercht. ; house 

Brampton House 
Clayton Charles, gent. Spring bank 
Coller John B. clerk, St Helen's 
Conduit Wm. designer, Saltergate 
Cooper Saml. par. clerk, Church yd 
Cooper John, manager of Railway 

Station ; house Tapton villa 
Cottingham John Gregory, Esq. 

New square 
Cottrill Chas. constable, Newbold rd 
Croft Mrs Sarah, Saltergate 
Crompton Jno. Gilbert, Esq. banker ; 

house Burlington street 
Cutts John, solr ; house Brampton 
Dale Thos. sen. scythe strickle mfr. 
and dealer in edgetools, &c. Dur- 
rani green 
Dawson Mrs Eliz. South street 
Dixon Miss Ellen, Holywell street 
Dockray Jas. supervisor, Spittal 



Dutton Miss Elizabeth, Saltergate 
Dutton Jno. music profr. Spring grv 
Dutton Mrs Sarah, organist, Knife- 
smith gate 
Dutton Wm. Edwin, draper ; house 

Low pavement 
Edwards Wm. bookpr. Devonshire st 
Elam Miss Chtte., Abercrombie st 
Elliott John, postman, Bramp. moor 
Elliott Mr Wm. Newbold road 
Elliott Mr Joseph, Back lane 
Elliott Thos. wharfinger, Canal 
Eyre Mrs Elizabeth, Soresby st 
Eyre Misses A. E. & H. Lordsmill s 
Fidler J. livery stables, Low pavt 
Ford Sarah, trunk mkr. Soresby st 
Fox Jas. B. wine mert. Beetwell st 
Frith Mr Henry, Spittal 
Gibbons Matthew, clothier, New 

Brampton 
Gleadall John, sweep, Cavendish st 
Glossop James, gent. Peacock yard 
Goodliffe Wm. paper dlr. Beetwell st 
Graham Mrs Elizabeth, St Mary's gt 
Graham Miss Eliz., Beetwell street 
Gratton Mrs Rebecca, Holywell st 
Hackett, Kent, & Co. wire drawers, 
manufacturers of needles, hooks, 
and eyes, &c. New Brampton 
Hamilton Hy. A. editor, Prospect pi 
Harvey Mrs Sarah, Beetwell street 
Haslehurst George, union clerk, and 

coal agent, Wharf furnace 
Hattersley Geo. traveller, Saltergate 
Heane Edw. draper ; h Kuifesmith gt 
Heathcote Godfrey, Esq. Reservoir 

Cottage 
Hep worth Geo. tax coir., Prospect pi 
Hewitt Wm. draper ; h High street 
Hewitt, Longson, & Co. candle wick 
mfrs. bleachers, &c. Walton Wks 
Hides Mr Robert, Holywell street 
Hill Misses M. & A., St Mary's gt 
Hill Rev Thomas, B.D. Vicarage 
Hirst Francis, gent. Abercrombie st 
Hodkin Christopher, canal agent, and 
Mrs Margaret, Devonshire street 
Hollingworth Samuel, gaoler, regis- 
trar, &c. South place 
Holbrook Jno. eating hs.Packer's row 
Hoyland Chas. P. bookr. Saltergate 
HoylandGeo. horse dlr.Robinson's yd 
Hounsfield Mrs Hannah, New sq 
Hudson John, Temp. Hotel, South st 
Hunt Mr Robert, Saltergate 
Hurd Jas. (Prim. Meth.) NewBramp 

2k 



386 



CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY. 



Irving Thos. tillage mert., depdtfor 

agricultural implements, linseed 

cake, corn, guano, &c. Gluman- 

gate ; house Brampton moor 

Jackson John, gent. Holmebrook pi 

Jancowski William, agent for Berlin 

goods, Saltergate 
Jarvis Rd. railway inspr. Narrow In 
Jebb Rev J. B., B.A. curate 
Johnson and Holmes, check & ging- 
ham manufacturers, Castle yard 
Johnson Mrs Marv, Bath House 
Kendall RevJas.( Wes.) St Mary's gt 
Kendall Mary, staymkr. Lordsmill st 
Kirk Richard, town crier, Westbar 
Langcake Thomas Hayton, clerk to 
Gas Co. & Water Works, Saltergt 
Lee John, music profr. Packer's row 
Lee Thos. postman, Burlington st 
Lester Wm. gent. Brampton moor 
Levi ckJohn, relieving officer,Saltergt 
Lowe Ralph, gent. Abercrombie st 
Lucas Bernard Maynard, solicitor; 

house Highfield House 
Lucas John, gent. Hasland House 
Malkin Henry, gent. Tapton lane 
Marsden Peter, bookr. Saltergate 
Maudson Joseph Walker, assistant 

overseer, Lordsmill street 
Maudson Mr Wm., St Mary's gate 
Maynard Edw.Gilling,Esq. YVestbars 
Melland Wm. solr ; h Lordsmill st 
Mellers Wm. hosier, &c. High street 
Morton John, cutler, Burlington st 
Mugliston Edward, brewer, Spa lane 
Mugliston John, gent. St Mary's gt 
Mugliston Mrs Mary, Church lane 
Newton John, vessel owner, New In 
North Charles, bailiff, Soresby st 
North Joseph, engineer, Newbold rd 
North George, gaoler, Glumangate 
Noton Mrs Martha, Ormond place 
Page Jonth. hosier, &c. Packer's rw 
Page W r m. sewing cotton manufac- 
turer, Spittal ; house Hollis lane 
Parker Mr Benedict, Prospect pi 
Pearce Robt. pinder, Low pavement 
Parker Mrs Rebecca, Holywell st 
Pennicud John, traveller, Aber- 
crombie street 
Pether Job, clothes dlr. Narrow In 
Plant Mr James, Packer's row 
Poole Rev Alex., B.A. incumbent 

of Trinity church, Newbold road 
Rafferty Martin, engraver, Poths. In 
Ramsden John Hird, govr. Workhs 
Radford Miss Frances, St Helen's 



RedfernPeter,clerk to Commissioners 

of Taxes, &c. Pothouse lane 
Richardson John, engineer and mi- 

neral surveyor, Newbold road 
Richardson Jno. draper ; h Church In 
Rippon George, sweep, St Mary's gt 
Rippon James, sweep, Lordsmill st 
Roberts Mrs Grace, Prospect place 
Roberts Thomas, gent. Newbold rd 
Robinson J as., Esq., banker, Lords- 
mill street 
Robinson JohnBradley, pill box mkr. 

and chemist, Wheat bridge 
Robinson Wm. gent. Pothouse lane 
Robson George, clerk, Stonegravels 
Robson Thos. excise officer, Saltergt 
Rooth Benjamin, gent. Bridge house 
Shaw Mrs Elizabeth, Saltergate 
Shaw Robt. dep. registrar, Cockpit 
Shentall John, sexton, Church gates 
Slack Wm. traveller, Spittal 
Slater Adam Barker, Esq. Spring bnk 
Smedley Rd. upholsterer, Spring pi 
Smith Charles, Chesterfield Tweed 
coat, smock frock, &c. mfr. New sq 
Snidall Mrs Mary, Prospect place 
Stanley Wm. Geo. clerk, Bramp.moor 
Stevens Mrs Elizabeth, Church alley 
Storrs Mrs Hannah, Saltergate 
Stubbing Elias, higgler, Stoker's yd 
Stubbing Misses Betsy and Ann, 

Sheffield road 
Swanwick Frederick, Esq. civil en- 
gineer, Vicar In ; h Whittington 
Swift John, collector of gas & high- 
way rates, Prince's court 
Tucker George and Charles, silk 

throwsters, Beetwell street 
Taylor Jno. carrier's agt. Holywell st 
Turner Mrs Ellen, Saltergate 
Turner Richard, umbrella and clock 

repairer, Low pavement 
Twelves Mary Ann, upholsterer and 

calenderer, Beetwell street 
Twigg Mrs Elizabeth, Ashgate rd 
Vincent Rev Matson, incumbt. of St 

Thomas's, Brampton moor 
Wain John, gent. Ormond place 
WallisSaml.blacking mfr. Stoker's yd 
W T aller Mrs Ann, Abercrombie st 
Walton W m. horse dealer, Soresby st 
Webb Miss Elizabeth, Prospect pi 
Webster Jno. fruiterer, Burlington st 
Whall Robt. solicitor ; h Holywell st 
Whitfield Maria, stamp distributor, 

Glumangate 
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Wild Mr John, Newbold road 
"Wilson Miss Mary, Prospect place 
Woodhead Mr John, Holywell st 
Worthington Chas. accountant, and 

coir, of debts, rents, &c. Sheffield rd 
Wright lit. ironmaster ; h Beetwell st 
Wright Mr JohnWalton,NewBramp 
ACADEMIES. 
Marked * take Boarders. 
•Atkinson John, Spittal 
•Batteson John, St Mary's gate 
Bowker James Wilsden and Mrs., 

Froggatt's yard 
2?nY&A£eA00/,ThomasBethell,Hollis 

lane ; house Westbar 
Fidler Miss Mary, Narrow lane 
Free School, Eliz. Dutton, Church 

alley 
Hibbert Sarah, Workhouse 
Infant, My. Ann Turney, Holywell st 
•Mugliston Misses, Spa bank 
•Lucas Misses C. J.& M., Elder yd 
National, Wm. Chadwick & Hanh. 

Eastwood, Soresby st. & Thomas 

Elliott, Brampton moor 
School of Industry, Letitia Hynes, 

Holywell street 
Shaw Robert, Cockpit gardens 
Taylor Julia, New Brampton 
Vickers John, Workhouse 
Victoria Blue Coat, Mary Edwards, 

Vicar lane 
ALE AND PORTER MERTS. 

Marked * are only Agents. 
Batteson David, Saltergate 
•Buckley John, Newbold lane 
Dutton Samuel, Spa lane 
•Hancock James (to Rawson & Co.) 

Beetwell street ; house Hasland 
•Hattersley George, Holywell st 
•McConnell J., Westbars 
MuglistonEdw.(brewer,)StMary'sgt 
Sheldon Elizabeth, Packer's row 

ATTORNEYS. 
Busby C. S. B,, Low pavement 
Charge John, (clerk of the peace,) 

Westbars 
Clarke Thomas, Cavendish street 
Dodgson Joseph, Soresby street 
Drabble John, Church In ; h Tapton 
Drabble Wm. (commissr. of taxes,) 

Packer's row ; house Bank close 
Gillett John, Church lane 
Gratton Joseph, Saltergate 
Hutchinson John, (coroner,) Low 

pavement 
Meiland & Bradshaw, Low pavement 



Waller Wm. (town clerk, &c) New 

square ; house Walton Cottage 
Whall & Darwin, Holywell street 

AUCTIONEERS. 
Dobbs Matthew, Saltergate 
Dyson Thomas, South street 
Elliott John, Brampton moor 
Gallimore Wm., St Mary's gate 
Nicholson Joseph, Low pavement; 

house Winger worth 
Prince John, Low pavement 
Wilcockson Samuel, St Mary's gate 

BAKERS & FLOUR DLRS. 
Croft W T m. Holywell cross 
Hall James, St Mary's gate 
Hawksley John, Knifesmith gate 
Oscroft Mark, Holywell cross 
Poole John, Low pavement 
Reynolds John, High street 
Sansom John, Brampton moor 

BANKS. 

Chesterfield and North Derbyshire, 

High street, (on Smith, Payne, 

and Smiths) Geo. Walker, manager 

Crompton, Newton, & Co., Gluman- 

gate, (on Smith, Pavne, & Co.) 
Robinson & Brodhurst, Low pave- 
ment, (on Glyn & Co.) 
Savings' Bank, Vicar In. (open Sat. 
from 2 to § p. 3,) P. Redfern, sec. 
BASKET & SKIP MAKRRS. 
Auckland Charles, Beetwell street 
Fair child Samuel, Westbars 
Holehouse Charles, Marketplace 
Laf bery Thomas, Stoker's yard 
Lowd Wm., Lordsmill street 

BLACKSMITHS. 
Allison David, Holywell street 
Doe George & Joseph, Vicar lane 
Marriott Edward, Vicar lane 
Oliver John, Holywell street 
Parsons Richard, Packer's row 
Parvio George, Soresby street 
Stubbing Samuel, Brampton moor 
Watts Joseph, New Brampton 

BOOKSELLERS,PRINTRS.&c. 
Barnes Edmund, Packer's row 
Cooper Samuel, Low pavement 
Gallimore Cornelius, (and news agt. 
patent medicine vendor, &c) Irongt 
Ponsonby John, Westbars 
Proctor John, (binder,) Shambles 
Roberts John, (propr. & publisher of 
the Derbyshire Courier, Satur- 
day,) High street 
Unwin Henry, Low pavement 



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BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. 
Barker Thomas, Beaver place 
Beard James, Pothouse lane 
Bonuington Joseph, Low pavement 
Bonnington John, Westbars 
Bradley Joseph, Saltergate 
Bradshaw John, Elder yard 
Briddon John, South street 
Brown Samuel, Stoker's yard 
Camp James, Low pavement 
Cotterill Thomas, Narrow lane 
Cowlishaw Calow, Cock alley 
Drabble Wm., Brown's yard 
Elliott Edward, Yicar lane 
Ellis James, St Mary's gate 
Fogg John, Westbars 
Ford John, Saltergate 
Ford James, Lordsmill street 
Galley Robert, Churchyard 
Harvey Thomas, Irongate 
Heaton John, Lordsmill street 
Hibbert Thomas, Westbars 
Holehouse Thomas, Saltergate 
Holmes Daniel, Saltergate 
Holmes Henry, Knifesmith gate 
Hopkinson Henry, Packer's row 
Hopkinson John, Glumangate 
Kirk John, (musician,) Glumangate 
Kirk Wm., New square 
Mandle Richard, Lordsmill street 
Marsden John, Elder yard 
Mather Edward, Beaver place 
Marples Isaac, Wheeldon lane 
Oliver John, New Brampton 
Renshaw John, Burlington street 
Saunderson Thomas, Lordsmill st 
Short John, Brampton moor 
Somersett Peter, Packer's row 
Spray Thomas, Stonegravels 
Stevenson John, Prince's yard 
Swift Wm., Knifesmith gate 
Swift John, Low pavement 
Tetley Robert, Glumangate 
Thickett Mark, Glumangate 
Turner George, Holywell street 
Turner Isaac, Brampton moor 
Whall Thomas, Holywell street 
Watson Thomas, Knifesmith gate 
Wilson Joseph, Spring place 
Woodward James, Glumangate 
Wright James, St Mary's gate 
Wright Thomas, St Mary's gate 

BRAZIERS & TINNERS. 
Reedall Samuel, Saltergate 
Bower Joseph, Market place 
Eastwood Thomas, Market place 
Holland Henry, Low pavement 



Kennedy Wm., Burlington street 
Morrison Richard, New square 
Wordsworth John, Low pavement 

BRICK & TILE MAKERS. 
Briddon SI. & Hy., Brampton moor 
Knowles Luke, Brampton moor 
Tomlinson George, Saltergate 
Wright Edward, New Brampton 

BUTCHERS. 
Briddon Rd. & Samuel, Shambles 
Burton John, Burlington street 
Fidler Francis, Shambles 
Cox Thomas, (pork,) Glumangate 
Gregory Maria, Narrow lane 
Gaunt George, New Brampton 
Hartley John, Beaver place 
Hayes John, Shambles ; h Brampton 
Johnson Sampson, Glumangate 
Kendall Wm. (pork,) South street 
Kirk George, Shambles 
Kirk James, Irongate 
Middleton Wm., Shambles 
Nail Robt., Shambles ; h Beetwell st 
Osborne David, Low pavement 
Parker Geo., Shambles ; h Brampton 
Radmall Hy. (pork,) Packer's row 
Reynolds Thomas, Shambles 
Rooth Wm. J., Burlington street 
Shimeld John, Shambles 
Silcock Robert, High street 
Statham William, Shambles ; house 

Narrow lane ' 
Statham Robert, High street 
Tasker Jonathan, Holywell street 
Turner John, Holywell street 
Turner Wm., Brampton moor 
Ward Richd. (pork,) Low pavement 
Wyatt Wm., Shambles & Beetwell st 
Wyatt John, Shambles 

CABT. MKRS. JOINERS, &c. 

Bennett Charles, Cavendish street 
Dyson Thomas, South street 
Evans John, St Mary's gate 
Eyre Joseph, Packer's row ; house 

Lordsmill street 
Gregory James, New Brampton 
Hall Henry, Lordsmill street 
Lambert John, Knifesmith gate 
Shaw Job, Low pavement 
Stevenson Thomas, Lordsmill street 
Whitworth Richard, Low pavemeut 
Wiloockson Samuel, Glumangate 

CHAIR MAKERS. 
Brown Henry, Irongate 
Sharp Samuel, South street 
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CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. 
Carter Frederick, Low pavement 
Charlesworth VVm. Geo. Packer's rw 
Claughton, Sons, and Bettison, (and 

copperas raanfrs.) Low pavement 
Evinson Thomas, High street 
Robinson Joseph, Cavendish street 
Shaw Henry, High street 
Wright James, (agent for Betts' Pa- 
tent Brandy,) Packer's row 
CLOG & PATTEN MAKERS. 
Newbold George, Beetwell street 
Newbold John, Beetwell street 
COACH & HARNESS MKRS. 
Littlewood Peter, Packer's row 
Scott Wm. & John, Saltergate 
COAL OWNERS, & DEALERS. 
Bennett Jonathan, Brampton moor 
Brailsford Paul, (agent,) R. Station 
Dawson Geo., Walton; h Brampton 
Heath Samuel, (agent,) Glumangate 
Limb John, Burlington st : h Tapton 
North George, (agent,) R. Station 
Oldfield John & Co., Brampton mr 
Tomlinson George, Saltergate 
Wright, Oldfield, & Co., Walton 

CONFECTIONERS. 
Crofts Wm., Holywell street 
Hall James, St Mary's gate 
Haslam Wm., Low pavement 
Lomas Sarah, Low pavement 
Poole John, Low pavement 
Reynolds John, High street 
Swaby Joseph, Knifesmith gate 
Turner Ann, Saltergate 
COOPERS. 
Launt Francis, Low pavement 
Launt John, Glumangate 
Mason Henry, Elder yard 

CORN MERCHANTS. 
Baker Wm., Burlington street 
Batteson Wm., Saltergate 
Bunting George, Low pavement 
Burkitt Wm., Vicar lane 
Irving Thomas, Glumangate 
Rooth Wm., Saltergate 

CORN MILLERS. 
Cooper Francis, Saltergate 
Elliott George, New Brampton 
Elliott Wm., Walton mill 
Gratton John Thos., Durrant green 
Ledger Richard, Elder vard 
CURRIERS. 
(And heather Cutters.) 
Bower Edw & Fras., Lordsmill st 
Daniel Robert & Sons, Glumangate 
Hopkinson Brothers, Packer's row 

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Short John & George, St Mary's gt 

DYERS. 
Cartledge Wm., Ormonde place 
Cooper Paul, Irongate 
Harvey George, South street 
Pearson Job, Lordsmill street 
EARTHENWARE MANFRS. 

(Brown and Stone Bottles, fye.) 
Briddon Saml. and Hy. (filters, em- 
bossed ware, jugs for mounting,&c.) 
Brampton moor 
Briddon Wm., Walton Pottery, New 

Brampton 
JohnsonCatherine,Whittington moor 
Knowles Luke, Brampton moor 
Knowles Matthew, Brampton moor 
Madin Aaron, Whittington moor 
Oldfield John & Co. Brampton moor 
Pearson James J., Newbold moor 
Sanforth Mary, Stonegravels 
Sharratt Dd. (black,) Newbold com 
Silcock Charles, Brampton moor 
Wright Edw. & Son., New Brampt 

FARMERS, &c. 
Allsop Chas. (wool mert.) New sq 
Bacon John, Glumangate 
Bacon Nathaniel, Boythorpe lane 
Beswick Henry, New Brampton 
Clayton John, Boythorpe lane 
Derbyshire Francis, Stonegravels 
Elliott Wm., New Brampton 
Gregory Matthew, Sheffield road 
Hopkinson Wm. Low pavement 
Lingard James, Low pavement 
Nicholson Jph. Low pavement 
Oldfield John, Brampton moor 
Rooth Joseph, Lord's mill street 
Sanforth James, Stonegravels 
Stringfellow Wm. Stonegravels 

FELLMONGERS AND GLUE 

MANUFACTURERS. 
Slack Samuel, Lordsmill street 
Rooth Jeremiah, Lordsmill street 
FIRE & LIFE OFFICES. 
Crown, Lucas & Cutts, and J. Brad- 

shaw, Low pavement 
Farmers', Hy. Unwin, Low pavemt 
General Hail Storm, C. Savage, 

Saltergate 
Guardian, J. W. Maudson, Lords- 
mill street 
London, W. Moore, Holywell street 
Manchester, J. Roberts, High street 
National Loan Fund, C.S.B. Busby, 

Low pavement 
Norwich Union, C. Savage, Saltergt 



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Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, J. 

B. Robinson, Low pavement 
Phoenix, J. Drabble, Church lane 
Royal Exchange, R. Whall, Holy- 
well street 
Sheffield, Eliz. Gill, High street 
Sheffield, Rotherham,& Chesterfield, 

H. Holland, Low pavement 
Yorkshire, P. Marsden, Saltergate 

FISHMONGERS. 
Margerison Jas. Low pavement 
Warner W. (& game,) Burlington st 

FLAX DRESSERS, &c. 
Newton John, Durant green 
Scott John, Packers' row 

FLOUR DEALERS. 
(See Millers, Bakers$ Shopkeepers,) 
Alsop Charles, New square 
Baker Wm. Burlington street 
Cooper Francis, Saltergate 
Bunting George, Low pavement 
Heath Samuel, Glumangate 
Holehouse Samuel, Packers' row 
Pendleton John, South street 
Redfern Joseph, Irongate 
Redgate Cornelius, New square 
Rigby Wm. Low pavement 
Tetley George, New square 
Walton Isaac, Low pavement 

FURNITURE BROKERS. 
Bray Jeremiah, Low pavement 
Constantine John, Soresby street 
GARDENERS & SEEDSMEN. 
Bloctley Samuel, Packers' row 
Hearnshaw George, Saltergate 
Hibbert Thomas, Westbars 
Shaw Thomas, Saltergate 

GLASS, CHINA, &C.DLRS. 
Caladine Thomas, Beetwell street 
Roberts Geo. Knifesmith gate 
Schotield Thomas, High street 
Walton Mary & Ann, Low pavemt 

GLOVE, (DUTCH) MFRS. 
Forsell John, Cavendish street 
Robinson J. B., Low pavement 
GROCERS & TEA DEALERS. 
Batteson John, Saltergate 
Bingham Wm., St Mary's gate 
Clark Charles, High street 
Daniel Thomas, Low pavement 
Gill Eliz., High street 
Harrison Robert, Saltergate 
Hatton Francis A., (and agent for 

Morrison's pills,) Low pavement 
Henderson John, Low pavement 
Hill Samuel, Packers' row 
Lingard James, Low pavement 



Maisden & Co., Market place 
Moore Wm. Holywell street 
Rainforth Joseph, Packers' row 
Reynolds Thomas, Kuifesmith gate 
Shaw Lewis, Holywell cross 
Taylor Wm. New Brampton 
Towndrow Wm. Low pavement 
Walton Isaac, Low pavement 
Windle Samuel, Westbars 
Woodhead James, High street 

GUNSMITHS. 
Somerset John, Beetwell street 
Tummon Jas. Gibson, Brampton mr 
HAIRDRESSERS AND 
PERFUMERS. 
Bloom Wm. Knifesmith gate 
Bretnall Samuel, Lordsmill street 
Bush John, (& jeweller,) Market pi 
Clarkson Jas. (& jeweller,) High st 
Driver Samuel, Burlington street 
Haslam John, Market place 
Pullon Robert, Low pavement 
Tupman Aaron, Saltergate 
Whitehead George, New Brampton 
Whitehead Wm. Low pavement 

HAT MANUFACTURERS. 
Davies Theophilus, Beaver place 
Mountney Charles, Westbars 
Mountney Robert, Beetwell street 
Pearson Benjamin, Low pavement 
Smith Joseph, Westbars 
Stringfellow & Davenport, Burling- 
ton street 
HOTELS, INNS, & TAVERNS. 
Anchor, John Davenport, Beaver pi 
Anchor, John Henson, St Mary's gt 
Angel Inn, (posting,) Thos. Evin- 

son, New square 
Barley Mow, Wm. Cox, Saltergate 
BayHorse, Jd. Newton, Holywell st 
Bird in Hand, Joseph, Blanksley, 

Westbars 
Blue Bell, Wm. Hardwick, Saltergt 
Bold Rodney, Robt. Fletcher, New 

Brampton 
Britannia, Rd. Jones, Brampton mr 
Bull's Head, Benj. Mason, Shambles 
Castle Inn, Job Shaw, Low pavemt 
Commercial Hotel, (posting,) Geo. 

Stevenson, South street 
Cross Daggers, Jp. Cooper, New sq 
Cross Keys, W. Taylor, Church gts 
Crown, Thos. Hill, Lordsmill st 
Crown and Anchor, Thomas Hardy, 

Stonegravels 
Crown and Cushion, Thos. Worsley, 

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Devonshire Arms, Hannah Thorpe, 

Holywell street 
Feathers, W. Burkitt, Lords mill st 
Fountainlnn, Mattw.Dobbs,Saltergt 
Grapes, Wm.Hearnshaw, Glumangt 
Green Man, Wra. Wright, Church In 
Griffin, My. Fletcher, NewBrampton 
Hare and Greyhound, John Terry, 

Saint Mary's gate 
Hare and Hounds, Thos. Olivent, 

Stonegravels 
Hat&Feathers, Jas.Jervis,Beaver pi 
Horns, John Watson, Leadmillst 
Jug and Glass, Charles Grimes, 

Stonegravels 
King & Miller,Thos.Stanton,High st 
King's Head, John Glover, Knife- 
smith gate 
Mallet & Tool,Robt. Warren, Knife- 

smithgate 
OldAngel, JohnFranks, Parker's row 
Old Barrel, Saml. Gregory, Bramp- 
ton moor 
Old Ship, Jas. Sims, St Mary's gate 
Old Wheat Sheaf, Charles Chevins, 

Packer's row 
Peacock, Wm.Bennett, Low pavemt 
Pheasant,W. Clayton, Brampton mr 
Queen'sHd. Rebca. Croft, Glumangt 
RedLion,Aarn.Fleteher,Packer'srw 
RedLion,J.G.Tummon,Bramptn.mr 
ReinDeer,Ed wAlderson, Holy well st 
Royal Oak, Jph. Redfern, Irongate 
Shakspeare, Wm. Coles, Saltergt 
Spinning Wheel, Daniel Townsend, 

Glumangate 
Spread Eagle, Edw. Mitchell, Beet- 
well street 
Square&Comps.Js.Thorpe, Westbars 
Star, Wm. Styring, New square 
Star&Garter,Ths.Renshaw, New sq 
Sun, John Marsden. Westbars 
Three Horse Shoes, Thomas Haw- 
kins, Packer's row 
Three Horse Shoes, John Wilkin- 
son. High street 
ThreeTuns,Jph.Berrisford,Lowpavt 
Turf Tavern, John Jennings, Holy- 
well street 
Wheat Sheaf, David Britt, High st 
WhiteHorse,Saml.Naylor, Westbars 
White Swan, Thomas Wardle, Saint 
Mary's gate 

BEER HOUSES. 
Bennett John, Brampton moor 
Bennett Thomas, Brampton moor 
Buckley John, Newbould road 



Cammomile Daniel, St Mary's gate 
Gratton George, Race course 
Heathcote Thomas, Church lane 
Hoult George, Race course 
Patteson Edward, NewBrampton 
Simpson Moses, Race course 
Turner Paul, Brampton moor 
Turner Charles, Brampton moor 
Watts Joseph, New Brampton 
IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS. 
Barrow Geo. H. Staveley Iron Works 
Doe George & Joseph, New Bramp- 
ton, and Yicar lane 
Sneath Booth, Bearer place 
Wordsworth John, Low pavement 

IRON MERCHANTS. 
Wright and Lingard, Vicar lane 

IRONMONGERS, &c. 
Holland Henry, Low pavement 
Kennedy Wm. Burlington street 
Marriott Edward, Vicar lane 
Wordsworth John, Low pavement 
JOINERS AND BUILDERS. 
(Set also Cabinet Makers.) 
Bennett Charles, Cavendish street 
Cowlishaw Job, Newbould road 
Elliott John, jun. Brampton moor 
Graham Henry, Brampton moor 
Gregory James, New Brampton 
Haslam Joseph, Beetwell street 
Hattersley John, New Brampton 
Manknell Samuel, Devonshire st 
Rodgers Hannah, Saltergate 
Savage Cephas, Saltergate 
Twelves Samuel, Holywell street 
LACE MANUACTURERS. 
Beardmore Geo. (and thread) Lords* 

mill street 
Hirst and Co., Froggatt's yard 
Rooth Wm. New Brampton ; house 

Saltergate 
Smith Jas. & Co. Spital Works 
Smith John & Robt. St Mary's gate 
Waterhouse John W., Wheeldon In 

LIBRARIES. 
Galliraore Cornelius, Irongate 
Mechanic's, Westbars 
Subscription, at J. Robert's, High st 
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPRS, 
Clark Wm. and Geo. High street 
Hall Clay, Knifesmith gate 
Haslehurst Luke, Low pavement 
Hewitt and Heane, Market place 
Knowles George, New Brampton 
Lancaster John, Low pavement 
Lowe George, Westbars 
Richardson & Dutton, Low pavemt 



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Robinson J. B. (hosier) Low pavemt 
Sayer John, High street 
Shaw Wm. Burlington street 

MACHINE MAKERS. 
Short John, (knitting) Lordsmill st 
Thompson Joseph, New Brampton 
Thorpe John, (and tool) Wharf 
Wharton Chas. (& tool) Holywell st 
MALTSTERS & HOP DEALRS. 
BakerWm. Burlington street ; house 

Boythorpe cottage 
Batteson Wm., Saltergate 
Burkitt Wm., Vicar lane 
Knowles Luke, Sheffield road ; house 

Brampton 
Renshaw Thomas, New square 
Rooth Wm. Saltergate 
Wheatcroft Wm., Saltergate 
White James B., Saltergate 
MILLINERS & DRESSMKRS. 
Bacon Ann, Glnmangate 
Cowpe Mary, Holywell street 
Damms Ann, New square 
Fryer Alice, Soresby street 
Gibson Harriet, Soresby street 
Gledhill C, Burlington street 
Hardy Mary Ann, Stonegravels 
Henstock Ann, Low pavement 
Higginbottom & Housley, South st 
Hulley Alice, Saint Mary's gate 
Lee Fanny, Burlington street 
Lingo Elizabeth, Glumangate 
Lowe Elizabeth, Beetwell street 
McConnell Mary Ann, Westbars 
Morley Ann, New square 
Mountney Maria, Westbars 
Robson Fanny, Saltergate 
Rosindale Rebecca, Westbars 
Townsend Mary, Soresby street 
Welch M. A. & E. Brampton moor 
White Sarah, Westbars 
Windle Sarah, Beetwell street 
Woodroffe Ellen, Westbars 

NAIL MAKERS. 
Plimmer John, New Brampton 
Proctor John, Beetwell street 
Simpson George, New Brampton 
Thacker Anthony, Westbars 
Wright and Lingard, Vicar lane 
NEWSPAPER (See Boo hellers.) 

PAINTERS & GILDERS. 
Beard John, Beetwell street 
Blake Wm. Burlington street 
Dutton Alex., Low pavement 
Furniss John, Soresby street 
Littlewood Peter, Packer's row 
Rosindale John, Westbars 



Scott Wm. and John, Saltergate 
Slack Henry, Brampton moor 
Statham Charles, Glumangate 
Statham John, Glumangate 
Tomlinson Richard, Holvwellst 

PAWNBROKER. 
Wilcockson Thomas, Market place 

PHYSICIAN. 
Walker Hugh Eccles, Beetwell st 

PLASTERERS. 
Bradley Robert, Lordsmill street 
Cammomile Daniel, Saint Mary's gt 
Hollis John, New Bramptoti 
Roper John, Church lane 
Roper Joseph, White Horse yard 
Spencer John, St. Mary's gate 
PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS. 
Britt Wm. South street 
Daniel Robt.jun. Knifesmith gate 
Eagers John, Soresby street 
Fenton Thomas, Knifesmith gate 
Hoyland John, Lordsmill street 
Rotherham Henry, Burlington st 
Shipley George, Knifesmith gate 
Taylor Wm., New Brampton 
REGISTER OFFCS.— f&nwtfs.; 
Swaby Joseph, Knifesmith gate 
Pullon Robert, Low pavement 
ROPE & TWINE MANFRS. 
Newton John, Durrant green 
Scott John, Packer's row 
SADDLERS. 
Bennett John, Low pavement 
Bradshaw Wm., Low pavement 
Dodd John, Packer's row 

SHOPKEEPERS. 
(See also Grocers 8f Flour Dealers.) 
Allison David, Holywell street 
Aukland Charles, Beetwell street 
Bagshaw Ann, Sheffield road 
Bradshaw Wm., Brampton moor 
Briddon Richd. (& hosiery manufac- 
turer^ Brampton moor 
Briggs James, St Mary's gate 
Cammomile Joseph, Brampton moor 
Cammomile Daniel, St Mary's gate 
Co-operative Society, (John Poole & 

Co.) Brampton moor 
Constantine Jno. (broker,) Soresby et 
Dale Thomas, Holywell street 
Elliott Josiah, New Brampton 
Emmott Robert, Saltergate 
Glossop Francis, Glumangate 
Green Wm., Brampton moor 
Gregory Charlotte, New Brampton 
Grimes Charles, Stonegravels 
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Holehouse Samuel, Packer's row 
Huntington Samuel, Brampton moor 
Langton Maurice, Knifesmith gate 
Limb Wm., St Mary's gate 
Longden John, New Brampton 
Lowe Wm., Holywell street 
Marsden Thomas, Brampton moor 
Meller Mary, Knifesmith gate 
Mitchell Wm. Narrow lane 
Moody Wm., Race course 
Mead Sarah, New Brampton 
Neal Mark, Westbars 
Newbold John, Beetwell street 
Oliver John, New Brampton 
Pinder Rebecca, Newbold road 
Rawnsley James, (clothier,) Lords- 
mill street 
Riggott Sarah, Glumangate 
Short Thomas, Lordsmill street 
Spooner John, Westbars 
Swift Wm., Knifesmith gate 
Turner John, Brampton moor 
Tyson Thomas, Brampton moor 
Walker James, Hollis lane 
Whall Eliz., Low Pavement 
White Martha, Lordsmill street 
Wilbraham George, Church lane 
Wilcockson Samuel, St Mary's gate 
Wilde George, Packer's row 
Wilson James, Beetwell street 
Wragg George, Burlington street 
Young Wm., New Brampton 
SLATERS & SLATE MERTS. 
Margerison James, Narrow lane 
Taylor Wm., Church gates 
Watson Wm., Holywell street 
STONEWARE.— (See Earthnwr.) 
STONE MASONS, BRICKLAY- 
ERS, AND BUILDERS. 
Coates James, New Brampton 
Elliott Richard, St Mary's gate 
Haslam George, Newbold road 
Haslam John, New Brampton 
Mettam John, Abercrombie street 
Rafferty Martin, Pothouse lane 
Rawson Charles, Low pavement 
Rollinsen Samuel, St Mary's gate 
Rowland and Co., Brampton 
Walters Samuel, Soresby street 
Wright Henry, Durrant green 
Wright Priscilla, Hollis lane 

STRAW HAT MAKERS. 
Bennett Ann, Castle yard 
Damms Ann, New square 
Green Mary, St Mary's gate 
Kidger Hannah, Lordsmill street 
Langton Susan, Church gates 



Lowe Elizabeth, Beetwell street 
Madin F. and J., Knifesmith gaie 
Martin Sarah, Packer's row 
Mellers Mary, Knifesmith gate 
North Ruth, Soresby street 
Reynolds Susan, Knifesmith gate 
Short Harriet, Lordsmill street 
Walker Ann, Church lane 
Worrall Julia, Newbold road 

SURGEONS. 
Boddington Wm. Edw., Holywell st 
Botham Richard Collis, Glumangt 
Gallimore Wm.Thos., St Mary's gt 
Hall & Black, Burlington street 
Holland John, Glumangate 
Jones Thomas, New sqnare 
Walker John, Knifesmith gate 

TAILORS & DRAPERS. 
Barker Samuel, Beaver place 
Beard Wm., New Brampton 
Bell Peter, Knifesmith gate 
Bollington Wm,, Vicar lane 
Burt James, Lordsmill street 
Durham Edward, St Mary's gate 
Goodwin Wm., Market place 
Holmes James, Knifesmith gate 
King Wm., Vicar lane 
Lawrence Wm., Elder yard 
Lievesley Joseph, Holywell street 
Lievesley Wm. Holywell street 
Limb James, Low pavement 
Lowe Joseph, South place 
Lowe Joseph, Beetwell street 
Marshall John, Burlington street 
Middleton John, Saltergate 
Moore Ptr. (constable,) Low pavmt 
Moses and Co., Burlington street 
Ogden Adam, New Brampton 
Parkin John, Cavendish street 
Russell John, New Brampton 
Simpson Peter, Lordsmill street 
Smith Chas. (& waterproof clothing 

manufacturer,) New square 
Smith Thomas, Church alley 
Whittington Wm., South street 
Widdowson Wm., Holywell street 
Wilcockson Thomas, High street 
Wormesley Samuel, Beaver place 
TALLOW CHANDLERS. 
Batteson John, Saltergate 
Bingham Wm., St Mary's gate 
Bunting James, Beetwell street 
Turner John, Brampton moor 

TANNERS. 
Allen John, Lordsmill street 
Bower Edw. & Francis, Lordsmill st 
Dixon Richard, jun. Lordsmill st 



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CHESTERFIELD DIRECTORY, 



Rooth Joseph, Lordsmill street 

TEA DLRS. &c.— (Travelling.) 
D'Arcy Henry, Beetwell street 
Glencross James, Newbold road 

TIMBER MERCHANTS. 
Glover John, Knifesmith gate 
Rooth Win., Saltergate 

TOBACCO MANUFACTR. 
Mason George, (and hop and seed 

merchant,) Low pavement 
TOBACCO PIPE MANFRS. 
Cowley Joseph, Holywell street 
Robinson Josiah B., New Bramp- 
ton ; house Low pavement 
VETERINARY SURGNS. &c. 
Gascoign Thos. (farrier,) Back lane 
Martin Francis Else, Holywell st 
Rawlins Jph. (farrier) Saltergate 
WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS. 
Launt Anthony, Beetwell street 
Robinson John, South street 
Tennison Reuben, New square 
Thompson John, Packer's row 
Elliott John, jun. Brampton moor 
Gibson Ephraim, Holywell street 
Hattersley John, New Brampton 
Manknell Samuel, Devonshire st 
Savage Cephas, Saltergate 
Rodgers Hannah, Saltergate 

WHITESMITHS, &c. 
Doe Geo. & Joseph, Vicar lane 
Holland Henry, Low pavement 
Jennings John, Glumangate 
Marriott Edward, Vicar lane 
Parvin George, Soresby street 
Parsons Richard, Packer's row 
Wharton Charles, Holywell street 

WINE & SPIRIT MERTS. 
Claughton & Fox, High street 
Dutton Samuel, Spa lane ; house 

Knifesmith gate 
Mugliston Edward, (and brewer,) St 

Mary's gate 
Sheldon Elizabeth, Packer's row 
Wood John, Soresby street 
Wood Thos. Philpot, High street 

WOOD TURNERS. 

Cunnington Wm., Brampton moor 
Driver John, Low pavement 
Lester Wm. Henry, (bobbin,) New 

Brampton 
Sharp Samuel, South street 
Sharp Wm., Beetwell street 
Sims Wm., Beetwell street 

RAILWAY TRAINS. 
From the Station eight times a day to 



Leeds, York, Derby, London, tfec. 
Mr. John Cooper, booking clerk. 
Goods forwarded every evening by 
Luggage trains, by Pickford & Co., 
Carver and Co., Tunley and Co., and 
Wheatcroft and Sons. 
COACHES. 
From the Angel and Star Inns. 

Mail, to Nottingham at § past 9 morn- 
ing, and to Sheffield \ past 5 evening. 

Champion, to Manchester at I past 11 
morning, and to Nottingham at f past 
3 afternoon. 

Express, to Mansfield, at 3 afternoon. 

Traveller, to Sheffield at 8 morning. 

Accommodation, to Worksop every 
Mon., Wed., and Sat. at 4 afternoon. 

CARRIAGE BY WATER. 

Goods are conveyed to Worksop, Ret- 
ford, and all parts daily, from the 
Canal wharf. T. Elliott, wharfinger. 
CARRIERS FROxM THE INNS. 

Marked 1, use the Anchor ; 2, Bird- 
in- Hand y 3, Cross Daggers ; 4, 
Crown and Cushion ; 5, Mallet and 
Tool; 6, Old Angel ; 7, Old Star ; 
8, Red Lion ; 9, Three Horse Shoes ; 
10, Three Tuns; and 11. the White 
Horse. 

Marked * leave on Tuesday, Thursday, 
and Saturday, 

PLACES. CARRIERS. 

3*Aifreton, Samuel Bacon 
2*Ashover, George Gregory 
9*Bakewell, George Redfern 
7*Bakewell, Peter Redfern 

2 Bakewell, Richard Noton, Saturday 
6*Barlborough, Wm. Salvin 

I Bolsover, Mgt, Shackloek daily, and 
J, Whitaker Tu. and Sat. Also Jph. 
Parkin from Church lane every mg. 

4 Claycross, Jph. Wrooth, M.W. & Sat. 

II Calver, G. Buxton, Wed. & Sat. 

8 Clown, Wm. Spray, Tues. and Sat. 

9 Clown, E. Raddish, Tues. and Sat. 

5 Darley, John Smith ; 8, J. Durdam ; 
and J. Taylor, (Queen's Head,) Sat. 

Dronfield, (see Sheffield) 

10 Eckington, S. Shepherd, W. & S. 

6 Higham, Geo. Henstock, Saturday 

10 Lea, T. Young and G. Hanby, Sat. 

11 Mansfield, John Pursglove, Tues. 
Tim. and Sat.; and P. Smith, (Blue 
Bell,) Monday, Wed., & Friday 

Mansfield and Nottingham, Jph. Boul- 

ton, St Mary's gate, Tu. and Fri. 
4 Matlock, John Rouse, M. W. & Sat. 

3 Matlock, John Wright, W. and Sat. 
Sheffield, Hanh. Thorpe, Holywell st. 

Tu. Thu. and Sat. ; Wm. Bingham, 
Devonshire st. Tu. and Fri. ; and 
John Cox, Three Tuns, and Thomas 
Haimes, Blue Bell, M. W. and Fri. 

4 Staveley, Smedley, postman, W. &S. 
4 Tibshelf, Fras. My croft, Saturday 



CHESTERFIELD PARISH. 



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2 Tideswell, Wm. Bingham, Saturday 
ll*Tideswell, John Middleton 

BRIMINGTON, a village and 
chapelry, in the parish and 2 miles 
N.E. of Chesterfield, has 780 inha- 
bitants, and 1200 acres. The Church 
was rebuilt in 1808, arid the curacy 
is valued at .£102. The Wesleyan 
and Primitive Methodists have cha- 
pels here. 

Brushy Mr John || Cox Mrs Eliz. 
Coke Edward Thos. Esq. Briming- 

ton Hall 
Dronfield John, vict. Red Lion 
Furness Joseph, tailor 
Holmes John, butcher 
Johnson Alfred, jobsmith 
Lingard Mrs Mary 
Marsh Rev. John Kirk, incumbent 
Milner Jph. vict. Three Horse Shoes 
Orwin Avery, beerhouse 
Richards George, blacksmith 
Roice John, excise officer 
Solomon Wm. vict. Bugle Horn 
Watson Wm. stone mason 
BootfyShoeMkrs. Shaw John 
Carrington Jph. Siddall Wm. 
Parker John Slagg Jph. (and 

Turton John miller) 

FARMERS. 

Bagley Joseph 
Carrington Wm. 
Dixon James 
Greaves James 
Greaves John 
Heywood John 
Heywood MrsH. 
Holmes Wm. 
Johnson John 
Lingard John 
Mettam Wm. 



Wragg Thos. and 

Charles 

Shopkeepers* 
Milner Jonas 
Milner Jonas,jun 
Steel John 
Toplis Wm. 

Wheelwrights. 
Calow John 
Fox James 
Taylor Samuel 



CALOW, in the parish and 1§ 
mile E. of Chesterfield, has 536 souls. 
Bargh Joseph, blacksmith 
Cox Misses, boarding school 
Cowlishaw Henry, shoemaker 
Cundy Mrs Hannah 
Fidler Charles, shoemaker 
Smith Benj. Duckmanton Iron fVh 
Windle Wm. wheelwright 



FARMERS. 

Adlington Geo. 
Bunting John 
Charlton Wm. 



Clark Wm. (and 

coal owner) 
Cox Robert 
Cowlishaw Hy. 
Denham Read 



Henderson Isaac 
Johnson Samuel 
Parker Joseph 



Smith Joseph 
Wragg John 



HASLAND, in the parish and 
2§ miles S.S.E. of Chesterfield, has 
926 inhabitants. The Duke of De- 
vonshire is lord of the manor, but a 
great part of the soil belongs to other 
proprietors. 

Bunting Jno.gent||Claughton Mrs E. 
Eastwood Joseph, blacksmith 
Goodlad Samuel, shopkeeper 
Hancock Jas. vict. Devonshire Arms 
Hancock Jph. coltr. of poor rates 
Lucas John, gent. Hasland House 
Mather Jno. vict. Shoulder of Mutn. 
Smith Moses, blacksmith 



FARMERS. 

Bacon Nathl. 
Basford Charles 
Bower Thomas 
Denham Samuel 
Hall George 
Hawley George 
Holland Edward 
Hollingworth Jp. 
Marsh John 



Metcalf John 
Nail Robt. (and 

butcher) 
Platts Robert 
Redfern Thomas 
Stevenson Geo. 
Taylor Peter 

Shoemakers. 
Eastwood Cphr. 
Webster Robt. 



NEWBOLD-with-DUNSTON 

is a scattered village and township, 
in the parish and from 1 J to 3 miles 
N.W. of Chesterfield. It has 1527 
souls, and about 3000 acres. The 
Duke of Devonshire is lord of the 
manor, but a great part of the soil 
belongs to the Smith and other fa- 
milies. The School, built in 1785, 
is endowed with 12a. of land, for the 
education of 12 poor children. 
Marked * are in Dunston, and the 

others in Newbold. 
Bargh John, blacksmith 
Bennet James, blacksmith 
Bromehead Rev. Alex. Crawford 
Eastwood Wm. schoolmaster 
Edwards Mr George 
Fox Mrs L. Newbold Field 
Hardy Robert, gardener 
Hardy Robert, quarry owner 
Heathcote George M. gent 
Heath John and Robt. gardeners 
Lucas B. M. solicitor, Highfield 
Mellers Nathan, coal owner 
Platts Samuel, vict. Nag's Head 
Richardson Geo. joiner & wheelwgti 
Sanforth Miss M. gentlewoman 



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DERBYSHIRE VILLAGES 



Beerhouses. 
Coates Hannah 
Grafton George 
Hoult George 
Simpson Moses 
BootfyShoe Mkrs. 
Bargh Wm. 
Coates John 
Hardy George 
Wright Wm. 

FARMERS. 

•Bargh Hannah 
•Bargh Samuel 
•Bargh Thomas 
Botham Robert 
Crookes James 
•Fidler Thomas 
Glossop Robert 
Heath Hannah 
Hill John 
*LancasterSaml. 
Dunston Hall 
* Lancaster Wm. 
Lingard James 
Mather James 
Moore Nehemiah 
Orwin Wm. 



Platts Samuel 
♦Peat John 
Sadler Thomas 
Stanley Wm. 
Vanes Ann 
Warren Joseph 
Wharton Chas. 
Wheatcroft Geo. 
•WheatcroftWm 
Wilson Joseph 
Wilson Jph. jun. 

Shopkeepers. 
Heath Robert 
Heath Sophia 
Madin George 
Platts Samuel 
White John 
Wright Wm. 
Stone Bottle , fyc. 
Manufacturers. 
(On the Common) 
Johnson Cath. 
Madin Aaron 
Pearson J as. J. 
Sharratt David, 
blackware 



TAPTON, a township in the pa- 
rish, and 2 miles, N. by E. of Ches- 
terfield, has 178 souls, and about 
800 acres, belonging to A. B. Slater, 
Esq., and a few smaller owners. The 
inhabitants are mostly connected 
with the trade of Chesterfield. 
Barber Mr Wm. Lockoford 
Batteson Wm. maltster 
Britt Mr. Aaron, Dryhurst 
Cooper Mr Richard, Swadale 
Cooper John, railway clerk 
Drabble John, solicitor 
Ironmarsh John, bookkeeper 
Ledger Richard, corn miller 
Madin Charles, beerhouse 
Meynell John, Esq. Tapton Grove 
Parker Samuel, ground steward 
Stephenson Geo. Esq. civil engineer 

and coal owner, Tapton Hous 
Limb John, coal owner 
Swift Richard, gardener 
Turner Mr George, Sidlian's House 
Wheatcroft Mr John, Plover Hill 
Wheatcroft J. jun. Tapton Hail 
White Mary, farmer 

BARLBOROUGH is a pleasant 
village and parish containing 804 



souls, and 3220 acres of land. It 
occupies a bold eminence 8 miles N. 
E. of Chesterfield, and 10 miles E. 
S.E. of Sheffield. Barlborough Hall 
is a fine old mansion, which was 
built by Sir F. Rodes, Chief Justice 
of the Common Pleas, in the reign 
of Elizabeth, and has since been the 
seat of his family. W. H. De Rodes, 
Esq., and E. C. S. Pole, Esq., are 
joint lords of the manor, and patrons 
of the rectory, valued at £515, and 
enjoyed by the Rev. Martin Staple- 
tou. The Church (St. James) is an 
ancient structure. The Hospital for 
six poor widows was endowed by 
Margaret and Mary Pole, and each 
inmate has 3s. 6d. weekly, and two 
loads of coal yearly. The poor have 
several small benefactions, and two 
of them are eligible to the hospital 
at Woodthorpe. 

De Rodes Wm. Hatfield, Esq. Hall 
Alderson Miss, gentlewoman 
Arthur Roberts, saddler 
Bark Wm. tailor and shopkeeper 
Boome Hannah, joiner and beerhs. 
Bowden Henry, Esq. Southgale 
Brown Chas. spade shaft & hoop mfr 
Calow John, joiner and wheelwgt 
Chester Mrs My.||KitchingMrs Sar. 
Clark Joseph, lime burner 
Dawson Thos, brick and tile maker 
Froggatt John, gardener 
Godfrey Christopher, blacksmith 
Goodwin Joseph, plumber & glazier 
Haigh Jph. blacksmith & beerhouse 
Hibberd George, joiner, &c 
Hind Francis, shoemaker 
Lenthall Thomns, tailor 
Ludlam Anthony, coal agent 
Oxspring Geo. butcher & cattle dlr 
Salvin Wm. butcher 
Richmond Rev. Hy. Sylvester, curate 
Parker John, schoolmr. and agent to 
Sheffd., Rotbm., and Chesterfield 
Fire and Life Office 
Stevenson Wm. grocer and baker 
Story Rebecca, shopkeeper 
Swallow Rd. coal owner ; h Mosbrd t 
Turner Samuel, grocer and draper 
Turner Wm. shoemaker 
Unwin Samuel, grocer and draper 
Watts Bartholomew, gamekeeper 

PUBLIC HOUSES. 

Appolo, John Pattinson 



TILLAGES IN DERBYSHIRE 



397 



Clock Wheel, Wra. Whitworth, 

(and blacksmith) 
Rose and Crown, Geo. Hodgkinson 
Pebley Inn, Thomas Roberts 



Rodes' Arms Inn, 
(and post-office) 

FARMERS. 

Antcliff Septs. 
Arthur John 
Eccles Richard 
Eccles "VYm. 
Ellis Henry 
Forrest J. P. & 

Magistrate's elk 

& coal owner 
Gosling John 
Harker John 
Harrison James 
Haynes Thomas 
HibberdGeo.jun. 
Hodkin John 
Hodkin Samuel 
Mallinder Luke 
Rushby Thomas 
Rutherford John 



James Brown, 

Scott Thomas 
Beckitt Thomas 
Bowler Robert 
Clarke John 
Smith Joseph 
Topham John, 

Pebley grove 
Widdowson,John 

Brighton field 
"Willoughby John 

CARRIERS. 

To Sheffield,^. 
Reddish, Tue. 
and Sat. 

To Chesterfield, 
Wm. Salvin, 
Tu. Thu. and 
Sat. & Work- 



sop, 



Wed. 



Owen John, maltster and miller 
Raynes George, butcher 
i Slack Martin, chair maker 
Smith Rev. Courtney, incumbent 
6 Stevenson John, ironstone miner 
Stevenson Thomas, shoemaker 
2 Stevenson James, wheelwright 
2 Straw Edw. boarding & day school 
Turner Wm. blacksmith 
Turner Joseph, blacksmith, Crowhole 
Wright George, mason 



BARLOW, a parochial chapelry, 10 
miles S. by W. of Sheffield, contains ' 
3760 acres, divided into the hamlets of ; 
Great and Little Barlow, the 
former of which is in Staveley parish, • 
and has 627 souls ; and the latter is in | 
Dronfield parish, and has only 59 souls. ■ 
The rector of Staveley is patron of the 
curacy, which is now r enjoyed by the i 
Rev. C. Smith. The School at Bole '■ 
Hill was built in 1677, and enlarged in 
1831, by the Duke of Rutland, the lord \ 
of the manor. It stands on a bold emi- ' 
nence, facing the high moors, and on 
the other side overlooking a richly cul- i 
tivated valley. The benefactions to ' 
the school produce £3, and to the poor : 
£7. 10s. per annum. 
Marked 1, reside at Moor Hall, 2, Bole \ 

Hill} 3, fVilday Green; 4, Wood- \ 

seats ; 5, Barlow Grange $ and 6, in 

Rumbling Street. 
Cowley Denis, gent. Newgate 
Goodlad John, basket maker 
3 Hague Geo. tool handle maker 

5 Hodkius Wm. tailor 
Haslam Mark, tailor, Lees 
Holmes Wm. carpenter 

6 Linn Levi, woodman 

Lowe Saml. gamekeeper, Lees Brig 
Margerison Joseph, mason 
MargerisonGervase, joiner & seedsn 
1 Marples James, horse breaker 
Mart Wm. viet. Peacock 



Shopkeepers. 
Bargh John 
3 Lomas John 
Simpson Joseph 
Stevenson John, 

Wilkin Hill 

FARMERS. 

Bargh George 
Bland Henry 

5 Brown John 
Drabble Joseph 
Elliott Sampson 
Ellis Stephen 
Goodlad James 
Gosling Wm. 

6 Harker George 
3 Hogg Chpr. 
Holliley John 
Holmes John 



Howard Wm., 

Crowhole 
Hukin John 
Littlewood John 
5 MargerisonW. 
1 Marples Isaac 
Needham Anne 
Needham John 
Needham Thos. 
■ 6 Pinder Anthy. 
\ Shaw John 
! Simpson Walter 
' Stevenson Geo. 
J 1 Swift Edward 
i Turner Joshua, 

High Ashes 
! Webster Wm., " 

Lees Hall 
! Wood Robert 
' 1 Woollen Robt. 
BEAUCHIEF, noted for the re- 
mains of its ancient Abbey, is an ex- 
tra-parochial chapelry, in the vale of 
the Sheaf. 4 miles S. by W. of Shef- 
field. It has 74 souls, and 780 acres 
of land, and belongs to Benj. Brough- 
ton Pegge Burnell, Esq., who resides 
at the Hall, which stands near the re- 
mains of the abbey church, in which 
service is regularly performed by the 
incumbents of Holme sfi eld and Barlow. 
The other residents are, Joseph Hop- 
kinson, scythe and sickle manrr., Hui- 
cliffe y Robt. Hibbert, Paul Hopkinson, 
and Jph. Crapper, shoemakers ; Jph. 
Lomas, gardener ; and Thomas Lees, 
John Marshall, and Geo. Sampson, 
farmers. 

BEIGHTONis a pleasant village, on 
an aclivity above the Rother, near the 
North Midland Railway, 7milesE.S.E. 
of Sheffield. Its parish comprises the two 
constablewicksof Beighton a ndHacken- 
thorpe, and the hamlets of Sothal and 
Birley, and contains 1131 inhabitants 
and 3070 acres of land, mostly the pro- 
perty of Earl Manvers, the lord of the 
manor and patron of the Church, (St. 
Mary,) which is a vicarage, valued at 
£312, and enjoyed by the Hon. and 
2l 



398 



VILLAGES IN DERBYSHIRE 



Rev. Thos. Erskine, M. A. The school 
has a small endowment for ten free 
scholars ; and the p jor have about £27 
a year from several benefactions. 

Birley and Birley Vale form a 
picturesque district, 4| miles S.E. of 
Sheffield, and comprise a number of 
scattered houses, a large colliery, a 
Methodist Chapel, and Birley Spa, 
where a commodious bath-house was 
built about four years ago, by a com- 
pany of proprietors. This building is 
at the bottom of the vale, and the 
grounds around it have been tastefully 
laid out and planted. The water, 
winch supplies the cold, tepid, warm, 
and shower baths, has been several 
centuries in repute for its medicinal 
virtues, among the neighbouring inha- 
bitants ; and since the opening of the 
baths, it has effected several surprising 
cures, as will be seen hj an advertise- 
ment at a subsequent page. 

Hackenthorpe, a village 5 miles 
S.E. of Sheffield, is noted as one of the 
chief seats of the sickle manufacture, 
upwards of 20,000 dozens being made 
here yearly. 

BEIGHTON. 
(Marked 1, reside at Sothal.) 
Booth Wm. Esq.||Kemp Mr Henry 
Crookes John, joiner andvict. Oak 
Dewhirst Emma, school, Hoyle Hs 
Dickinson Miss Rebecca 
Erskine Hon. & Rev. Ts.,M.A. vicar 
Harrison George, gardener 
1 Hazlewood Adam, sawyer 
Jnbb John, maltster, Drake House 
Mirfm Thomas, vict. Railway Inn 
1 Mountain Rev. Thomas, curate 
Parker Erancis, shovel manfr 
Pilgrim Wm. gardener 
Tillotson John Atkinson, schoolmas- 
ter, registrar, and agent to Farm- 
ers' Insurance Company 
Turton Thomas, butcher, maltster, 

and vict. Cumberland's Head 
TyeThos. cabinet mkr. & Sml. mason 
"Waller David, carpet weaver 
WattsHannah,vict.George|& Dragon 
Watts Jonathan, blacksmith 



FARMERS. 

Bates Geo. 
1 Brunt John 
Cartledge Wm. 
1 Cousins Geo. 
Cox George 
1 Dickinson Geo. 
Greaves Mary 
1 Green George 
Hunt John 



1 Parker Ann 
Potter Henry 
Potter Peter 
Potter Thomas 
Radley Gervase 
Rowbotham Ths. 
1 Skelton Geo. 
Turner Eliz. 
Turton Mary 
Webster John 



Willmot Wm. 
Joiners, fyc. 

* Wheelwgts. also 

* Crookes John 
*Dean Wm. 
Kitching Wm. 
Lyon Joseph 
*Swift Mark 

* Waller Samuel 

Shoemakers, 
Carter John 
Staniforth Wm. 



Shopkeepers. 
Ashley Richard 
Carter John 
Tailors. 
Booth Mark 
Hobson John 
1 White Wm. 

CARRIER. 

Skelton Geo. to 
Sheffield, Tues. 
and Saturday 



HACKENTHORPE. 

{Marked * are at Birley.) 
Booth John. vict. Sportsman 
*Eadon Geo. bathkeeper, Z&V/ey Spa 
Eaton Charles, stone mason 
*Ellis John, bookkeeper 
Herring John, tailor 
Jennings John, gent.|| Wood MrsMy. 
Lowe Lionel Smilter, gent 
Napier James, agricultural agent 
*Sheffield Coal Co., coal owners 
Staniforth Geo. vict. New Inn 
Staniforth Thomas, sickle, reaping 

hook, and scythe manfr 
StaniforthThos. jun. sickie,&c.inanfr 
Street Benj. blacksmith 

Beer Houses. 
Hall James 
Linley Eliz. 

FARMERS. 

•Brammall Edw. 
Brammall Geo. 
Carnall John 
♦Hobson Edward 
Inkersalt Mary 
*HodgkinsonJpb 
Linley Samuel 
•Littlewood Sar. 
Newton James 
*Plant Samuel 
Ward Sarah 



1 WoodheadGeo. 

Joiners , 8fc, 
Littlewood Jj..h. 
Simpson James 

Shoemakers. 
Brammall Thos. 
RowhothamJohn 
Whitfield Thos. 

Sfwpkeepers. 
Bird Charlotte 
Booth Thomas 
Clayton Sarah 
Hall Sarah 
WebsterThos.(& 

druggist) 



DRON FIELD is a large, ancient 
village, pleasantly situated in a roman- 
tic valley, on the Chesterfield road, 6 
miles S. of Sheffield ; watered by se- 
veral springs, and participating largely 
in the edge tool and scythe and sickle 
manufactures ; besides which, it has 
an iron foundry, chemical works, acorn 
mill, and a few spindle and flyer ma' 
niifacturers ; and in its vicinity are 
several coal mines. It had formerly a 
market, and it has still an annual cattle 
fair, on April 25th ; a feast, on the 
nearest Sunday to Midsummer day ; 
and a hiring for servants on Nov. 3rd. 



DRONFIELD PARISH. 



399 



Mrs. Cecil is lady of the manor, but 
the soil belongs to various owners. The 
parish comprises the hamlet of Little 
Barlow, and the townships of Dron- 
jfield, Coal Aston, Dore, Holmesfield, 
Totley, and Unstone, which together 
contain 15,580 acres, and 4583 inhabi- 
tants, of whom 1986 are in Dronfield. 
The Church (St. John the Baptist) is a 
handsome fabric, 132 feet long, and has 
a spire of the same height. It had for- 
merly a chantry, which stood on the 
site of the Green Dragon inn, and was 
appropriated to Beauchief Abbey. The 
vicarage, valued at £224, is in the gift 
of the Crown, and incumbency of the 
Rev. Wm. Spencer. The Independents 
and Methodists have each a chapel 
here. The Free School, founded by 
Henry Fanshawe, in 1567, (with the 
letters patent of Queen Elizabeth,) is 
now free to all the poor of the parish, 
for instruction in every branch of an 
English education; and its lands and 
buildings produce £199 per annum ; of 
which £130 is paid to the master, and 
£66 to the usher. The poor parishion- 
ers have about £50 a year, from eleven 
benefactions. A COURT OF RE- 
QUESTS was established by Act of 
Parliament, in 1839, for the recovery 
of debts not exceeding £15, owing by 
persons residing in the parishes, <fcc. of 
Dronfield, Eckington, Norton, Baribro', 
Beauchief, Beighton, Clown, Elmton, 
Heeley, Killamarsh, and Whitwell — all 
in Derbyshire, except Heeley. The 
Court is held once in six weeks, al- 
ternately at the White Swan, Dron- 
field, and the White Hart, Eckington. 
Richard Wildman, Esq., is the judge ; 
Mr. Wm. Wake, of Sheffield, clerk; 
and Richd. Rippon, of Mosbro', bailiff. 

Coal Aston is probably a corruption 
of Cold Aston, as it occupies the sum- 
mit of. a high and bleak hill, one mile 
E. of Dronfield. Thomas Kent, in 
1695, left land now let for £16 a year, 
to be employed in apprenticing poor 
children. 

Dore is a straggling village and cha- 
pelry, 5 miles S.S.W. of Sheffield, ad- 
joining the high moors The chapel 
was rebuilt in 1828. Earl Fitzwilliam 
is the patron, and the Rev. Rd. Martin, 
B.A., is the incumbent ; but the Duke 
of Devonshire is lord of the manor. 
The school, which was built on the site 
of the old chapel, in 182S, is endowed 
with £30 a year, for the instruction of 
thirty free scholars. The rest of the j 
rents of the school land is given to the 
poor, who have also £3. 10s. yearly from 
other bequests. 



Holmesfield is a hamlet and cha- 
pe, ry, on an eminence, 7 a miles S. by 
W. of Sheffield. The chapel w 7 as re- 
built in 1826, on the site of the old one, 
and is in the patronage of trustees. 
The Duke of Rutland is lord of the 
manor, and built a school here in 1831 ; 
and the master has £17. 19s. 10£d. per 
annum, from land left in 1719, byRobt, 
Mower; and £5. 8s. 5d. from the 
" Penny Acres," for which he teaches 
22 free scholars. The curate has a 
house and sixty acres of land; and the 
poor have £5. 10s. yearly from the 
M Penny Acres." 

Totley is a scattered village, in the 
chapelry of Dore, pleasantly situated 
on the Bakewell road, 6 miles S.S.W, 
of Sheffield. The Infant School was 
built in 1827, at the cost of D'Ewes 
Coke, Esq., of Totley Hall, and has 
£6 a year, partly from land allotted at 
an enclosure in 1821. The soil belongs 
to various ow T ners, and some of the 
moor allotments were added to the dif- 
ferent farms in 1840. 

Unstone is a hamlet, one mile S.E. 
of Dronfield, noted for its excellent 
coal. The poor have £3 yearly from 
the bequest of Thos. Curty, in 1701, 
and now secured on land at Norton, be- 
longing to W. J. Bagshawe, Esq. 

DRONFIELD. 
Marked 1, are at Hill Top; 2, 

Mick lei/ ; 3, Stubley ; 4, Summer- 
wood Top; 5, Wood house ; and 
the rest in Dronfield, or where 
specified. 

5 Bennett Jas. bookpr. || Bargh Mrs 

5 Bennett Wm. saw handle maker 

Betts Joseph, chimney sweeper 

Bingham Joseph, confectioner 

Booker Wm. coal owner 

Bower Mrs My. & Broadhurst Mv. 

Cecil SI. gent. & Mrs Eliz. Manor hs 

Clark Rev David (Independent) 

Cockayne Mrs Frances 

Corner Joseph, coal owner 

Dixon Rev — , curate 

Davison Rev Portas Huart (Tndpt) 

Frith Charles, maltster 

5 Harrison Thomas, timber dealer 

Hobson Wm. Hy. optician and sur- 
geon's instrument manufacturer 

Jackson George, wood turner 

Lancaster Joseph, saddler 

Lucas Edward and Son, iron, cut- 
lery, &e. founders, and spindle, 
steel, &c. manufacturers 

Lucas Saml. coal owuer, Bowshaw 



400 



DRONFIELD DIRECTORY. 



5 Marples Thos. saw handle maker 
Milnes Mrs Thomas Milnes Smith 
Mower Thomas, hat manufacturer 
Outram Godfrey, tinner & brazier 
Outram Jonathau, corn miller 
Platts George, sexton 
Samuda & Woollard, maltsters 
Samuda Benjamin Theodore Walsh, 

maltster 
Siddall Wm. registrar 
Siddall George, spindle manfr 
Spencer Rev Wm. vicar 
Ward Benjamin, auditor 
Ward George, spindle manfr 
Wildgoose Joseph, manfr. chemist 
Wildgoose John, druggist 
Wildgoose Thomas, baker 
Wright John, excise officer 
Wright Mr John 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Blue Posts, George Stevenson 
Coach and Horses, Edmund Smith 
Green Dragon, James Grattan 
Greyhound, Peter Bennett 
Horse and Jockey, James Fentem. 
Red Lion, John Allen 
White Swan. 

ACADEMIES. 

* take Boarders. 
*Cockerton Rev 
John, M.A., 
Hill side 
Evans Mary 
*HaslehurstMiss 
Holmes Peter 
Pidcock Wm. 
Taylor Alban 

Beer Hauses. 
2 Biggin Thomas 
Frisby Martha 
5 Flint Matthew 
Goodwin Wm. 
5HattersleyWm. 
Lowe Matthew 
1 Priestley Geo. 
Thorp Joseph 
Wright Richard 

Blacksmiths. 
Bargh Wm. 
Bargh Wm. jun. 

Butchers. 
Baggaley Saml. 
Bargh John 
Outram Edward 
Outram Edw.jun. 
5 Ward Samuel 
Wilson John 



Wm. Hutchinson 

Edgetool Mfrs. 
Booth Wm. 

4 Harrison Jph. 
and Ephraim 

Harrison John 
Holmes John 
Jackson Paul 
RotherhamCphr. 

FARMERS. 

3 Bower Wm. 

2 Hill Anthony 
Hobson Joseph 
Hydes John 
Hydes Ths. Torr 

1 Hill Wm. 

3 Lees Edmund 

5 Parker Thos. 
Priestley Samuel 
5 Ward Samuel 

2 Ward Joseph 
Wilson James 

GROCERS, &C. 

Booth Henry 
Cole Thomas 
Davison George 
Etches John 
HavenhandMark 
Heathcote Rd. 
Leek Wm. 
Lucas Samuel 



Platts George 
Vickers Jonth. 
Whittles Wm. 
Wildgoose James 

and Edward 
Joiners fy Bldrs. 
Bramall Edward 
Haywood George 
Turner James 
Ward James 
Plumbers, Glzrs. 

and Painters. 
Fentem James 
HavenhandMark 
Scy the Manfr s. 

1 Biggin George 
5 Biggin Isaac 

and Samuel 

2 Biggin Peter 
Siddall Ann 
Siddall William, 

Birch ett 
Shoemakers. 

Booth George 

Frith Wm. 

Fowler James 

Fowler John 

Gereson James 

5HattersleyThs. 

Hodgson Wm. 

Ward George 



Sickle, fyc Mfrs, 
Holmes John 
Newton Wm. 
RotherhamCphr. 
Turner George 
Webster Chas. 
Spindle fy Flyer 
Manufacturers . 
Lucas E. & Son 
Ward, Siddall, 
and Co. 
Stone Maso?2s. 
Davison George 
Davison Mark 
Davison Robert 
Platts Edward 
Platts George 
5 Staveley Saml. 

Surgeons. 
Clark Thos. Hy. 
Nicholson John 

Tailors. 
Burton Wm. 
Dickin Wm. 
Goodlad Geo. (& 

parish clerk) 
Grattan James 
Rhodes Joseph 

CARRIER. 

Cox John, to 
Sheffield & Ches- 
terfield. 



COAL ASTON. 

Barton Stephen, blacksmith 
Bishop Thos. land valuer, Povey 
Fisher James, stone mason 
Hartley James, tailor „ 
Havenband John, edgetool manfr 
Mellor Mr Samuel 
Rhodes James, colliery owner and 

coke burner 
Stevenson Geo. & Abm. wood agents 
Tomlinson Wm. vict. Chequers 
Widdowson Wm. wheelwright 



FARMERS. 

Biggin Joseph 
Cooper Samuel 
Cowley George 
Earnshaw John 
Mason Wm. 
Oldall Francis 
Oldall Mary 
Rotherham Robt. 
Tomlinson Peter 
Tomlinson Jph. 
Turner Wm. 



L T nwin Robert 
Vickers John 
Vickers Wm. 

Shoemakers. 
Beardow James 
Booker John 

Shopkeepers. 
Barton Anthony. 

(and brewer) 
Dal ton Ann 
Riggott James 



DRONFIELD PARISH, 



401 



DORE. 

Bamford Samuel, tailor 

Brown Samuel, stone quarry owner, 

Whirlow bridge 
Claughton Josiah, copperas manfr 
Elliott Henry, mason & vict. Hare 

and Hounds 
Farnsworth Joseph, butcher 
Fletcher Joseph, sawyer 
Ford Samuel, blacksmith 
Furness Richard, scboolmr. & regr. 
Lowe Samuel, brick rakr. & carrier 
Martin Rev Richd., B.A. incumbent 
North Matthew, slater 
Osborn George, file & fire brick mfr 
Sterland Wm, vict. Dore Moor Inn 
Taylor Christopher, shopkeeper 
Unwin John, corn miller 
"Walker Ann, vict. Fox House 



Wilbraham John, manager of 



Col- 



liery and Copperas Works 
Wilson John, wheelwright 
Wilson Thomas, wheelwright 
Wragg Wm. slater 
Wragg John, toll coir. Stoney ridge 



Shoemakers. 
Farnsworth Jph. 
Flint John 
Lee Edwin 
Savage Thomas 
Swift Samuel 

FARMERS. 

Barker Joseph 
Bennett Joseph 
BlakePtr.(game- 

keeper) 
Booker Thomas 
Coates John 
Cowlishaw Edw. 
Flint John 
Frith John 
Furness George 
Gillott Joseph 
Gillott John 
Greaves Timothy 
Hancock John 



Hancock Joseph 

Heald Unwin 

HOLMESFIELD. 

Marked 1, are at Car Hedge ; 2, 
Horslcy Gate; 3, Lydgate ; 4, 
Millthorpe ; 5, Moor wood ; 6, 
TJnthanh ; and 7, at Woodthorpe 

Biggin Isaac, wheelwright 

Bingham Thomas, scythe manufactr 

4 Bunting Thomas, corn miller 

6 Damms Jeremiah, timber dealer 



Jones Hannah 
Lee John 
Morton George 
Oates Jn., mason 
Peace George 
Pinder Peter 
Robinson George 
Swift John 
Swift Samuel 
Taylor Henry 
Saw HandleMkrs 
Eades Thomas 
Hague Joseph 
Lindley John 
Morton James 
Scythe, fyc. Mfrs. 
Biggin Thomas, 

Ashfurlong 
Bishop John 
Bishop Thomas 
FearnehoughJph 
Mouutford Geo. 



Elliott George, wheelwright 
Elliott Mr William 
Greaves Chas. vict. Geo. & Dragon 
4 Hattersley Arthur, tanner 
Hattersley Wm. tanner and vict. 

Peacock, Owler Bar 
Hodgkin George, shopkeeper 
Marriott George, blacksmith 
Pashley Rev Wm. incumbent 
Pearson Eilen, vict. Angel 
Riggott Wm. blacksmith 

4 Silcock Robert, beerhouse 
Tomlinson Isaac, schoolmaster 

5 Twelves Mrs Elizabeth 



1 Singleton Dvd« 
Tagg Moses 

3 Wilkinson Jpn. 

4 Waine George 
4 Wilson George 

2 Wolstenholme 



George 



7 Wolstenholme 

Thomas 

Nail Makers. 
Biggin John 
Biggin Samuel 
Crookes Elias 
Ward Thomas 

Shoemakers. 
Barton John 
Croft Wm. 
Hattersley Geo. 



FARMERS. 

Bennett John 
Bennett Robert 
Biggin Mary 
Bingham Thos. 
2 Bland George 
6 Damms James 
6 Hill Samuel 
Hodkin Wm. 

4 Levick John 

6 Love David 

7 Lowe James 

1 Margerison G. 
7 Pearson Saml. 

2 Penistone Rt. 

5 Pinder John & 

Thomas 
Siddall Wm. 

TOTLEY 
Coke D'Ewes, Esq. Totley Hall 
Baxby Henry, wheelwright 
Dalton John, shoemaker 
Dalton Thomas, vict. Crown 
Elliott Abraham, stone mason 
Elliott George, mason & beerhouse 
Green John, vict. Fleur-de-lis 
Green Jacob, tailor 
Marshall Joseph, file manfr 
Martin Rev Richard, B.A. 
Mountford. George, scythe, and hay 

and straw knife mfr. Totley Forge 
Turner Wm. saw handle maker 
Wild Hannah, Infanc School 
Thorpe John, vict. Cross Scythes 
Wolstenholme John, blacksmith 
Wilkins Thomas, grocer 
Wade Richard, mert. (& Sheffield) 



FARMERS. 

BartonJno.(brick 

maker) 
Dalton Jph., Lee 
Green Job 

2 l2 



Hopkinson Tbos. 

(and butcher) 
Howard John 
Mitchell John 
North Thomas 
Pearson Samuel 



402 



VILLAGES IN DERBYSHIRE. 



Pinder Robert White Ann 
Vickers Charles, Wilson Wrn. 

Green Oak Wolstenholme 

Ward J. (& coal Thomas 

owner) 

UNSTONE. 
Bower Wm. vict. Fleur-de-lis 
Brown John, blacksmith 
Carnelly Joshua, joiner and vict. 

Horse and Jockey 
Gill Joseph, wheelwright 
Gill Samuel, file manufacturer 
Habbergam Thomas, corn miller 
Hodkin John, shoemaker 
Kirkham John, blacksmith 
Nelson Josoph, vict. Bay Childers 
Rangeley Henry, colliery owner 
Sampson John, corn miller 
Siddall John, cart owner 
Walker John, corn miller 

farmers. Parker Joseph 

Ashton Jonathan Sharman Richd. 
Bradbury Robt. Wainwright Jno. 
Booker Samuel Walker George 
Bramhall John Ward Thomas 
Gill George Ward Robert 

Gill John Ward Rt. Sykes 

Goodlad Thos. Ward George 
Lievesley J ph. Wheatley Saml. 
Merrill George Wright Wm. 
Nuttall John 

ECKING-TON is a considerable village, 
mostly on an eminence, and having a Sta- 
tion on the North Midland Railway, 7| 
miles S.E. of Sheffield, and 7 miles N.N.E. 
of Chesterfield. Its parish is very exten- 
sive, and is in Chesterfield Union. It is 
divided into the four quarters or consta- 
ble wicks of Eckington, Mosbrough, Reni- 
shaw, and Troway, in which are several 
villages and hamlets, 6610 acres of land, 
and 4401 inhabitants, many of whom are 
engaged in the sickle manufacture, of 
which Mosbrough and Troway are the most 
ancient and principal seats. Sir G-eorge 
Sitwell is lord of the manor, and owner of 
& great part of the soil. The Church 
St. (Peter and St. Paul,) is an ancient 
edifice, which has undergone many re- 
pairs. The Rectory of Eckington, 
with that of Killamarsh annexed to it, 
was of the yearly value of more than 
.£1600, and was long held by the late non- 
resident incumbent. By an Order in Coun- 
cil, pursuant to the reforming plans of the 
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, dated June 
10th 1843, Killamarsh has been made a se- 
parate rectory, and Ridgeway a perpetual 
curacy. Eckington rectory is now worth 
about ^'800 per annum. The patronage is 
in the Crown, and the Rev. E. B. Estcourt 
is the incumbent. The School, which 
was rebuilt in 1832, is liberally endowed, 
and is free to all the poor of the parish. 
■The Wesleyau and Association Methodists 



have chapels in the village. The Court 
of Requests noticed at page 399, is held 
alternately at Eckington and Dronfield. 
Petty Sessions are'held at the White 
Hart, on the fourth Thursday of every 
month. A market for butter, eggs, &c, 
is held here every Friday ; and in 1845, two 
cattle fairs were established, to beheld 
on the third Friday in April and October. 
Eckington Quarter of the parish had 1169 
souls in 1841. 

Mosbrough, a large village, on a de- 
clivity, 6| miles S.E. of Sheffield, has a 
Wesleyan and also a Primitive Methodist 
chapel. The School was endowed in 
1680, by Joseph Stones, with land now 
worth j6'2S a year, for which, and a good 
house and garden, the master teaches 15 
free scholars. This Quarter of Ecking- 
ton parish has 1044 souls. 

Renishaw quarter comprises 721 souls ; 
the ancient Hall and extensive park of 
Sir George Sitwell, Bart. ; the extensive 
ironworks of Appleby and Co. ; and the 
hamlet of Spink-Hill, where a College 
and handsome Catholic Church have 
recently been founded, in lieu of the an- 
cient chapel, 8| miles S.E. by E. Sheffield. 

Troway is a small village, and has 
within its constable wick, 1467 souls, seve- 
ral hamlets, and the village of Ridgeway, 
6 miles S.E. by S. of Sheffield, where a 
neat Church was built in 1839 '40, at the 
cost of ^2000, raised by subscription, ex- 
cept j£ j 500, given by the Incorporated So- 
ciety for building and enlarging churches, 
and ^380 by the Diocesan Society. In. 
1843 the living was made a perpetual cu- 
racy, in the gift of the Rector, and incum- 
bency of the Rev. A. C. Bromehead, whose 
yearly stipend, ^300, is paid out of the 
tithes of the parish. His district comprise* 
Troway Quarter. 



ECKINGTON. 

Alderson Alfred, solicitor 
Antcliffe John, millwright 
Appleby James 

Askham Wm. & Son, suigeons 
Ball John, saddler||Hardy Mrs E. 
Barton John, chair maker & turner 
Barton Wm., Windsor chair maker 
Booth Jph. spade shaft mkr& turner 
Butcher Mary, milliner & dress mkr 
Butt John, coal owner 
Carr Bennett, druggist 
Chamberlain Geo.,Temp. Coffee Hs- 
Estcourt RevEdmd. Bucknall, rector 
Hard man Wm. surgeon 
Harrison Wm, David, nail & scythe 

strickle manfr. and oil, paint, and 

spirit dealer 
Hill Wm. clock repairer 
Humble Edward, land agent to Sir 

George Sitwell, Coldwell 
Lacey George, tinplate worker 
Lant Henry, glass stainer & painter 



ECKINGTON PARISH. 



403 



Lant George, spade, & shovel handle 

maker, & charcoal burner 
Marples Jonas, baker & confectnr 
Marsden John, edge tool manufactr 
Mellers Nathan, coal owner 
Morton George, cooper, wood turner, 

& wood measure, bendware, bow, 

&c. maker 
Morton Jeremiah, cooper and wood 

turner 
Mozley Rev Arthur, curate 
Oldale Wm. currier & leather drsr 
Pilkington Charles saddler 
Rich Henry, brewer 
Robinson John, penknife manufactr 
Spencer John, tinner & brazier 
Stacey Thomas, fishmonger 
Stevenson John, parish clerk 
"Wells Joseph, coal owner 
"Wheelhouse George, relieving officer 
"White Joseph, brush manufacturer 
"Wilcox Wm. veterinary surgeon 
"Wilson Thos. plumber & glazier 
"Wilson George, wood turner 
"Wolstenholme Thos. corn miller 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Angel, Wm. Lund, (& farrier) 

Brown Bear, Wm. Wilson 

Coach and Horses, John Robinson, 

(& spring knife manufacturer) 
Duke of York, George Hancock 
Rose and Crown, John Goodwin 
"White Heart Inn, Wm. Whitehead 



Academies, 
Eyre Anne M. 
Fox Jane 
Harrison Robert 

Beerhouses. 
Cuttin James 
Hind W. baker 
Levick Thomas 
Robinson George 
Turner Joseph 
Blacksmiths. 
Adams Wm. 
Littlewood Mark 
Price Charles 
Butchers. 
Barber Wm. 
Field Wm. 
Oxspring Wm. 
Carpenters, fyc. 
Horner Jabez 
Jervis John 
Jervis Stow 
Parker Joseph 
Simpson Jph. 



Stevenson John 

FARMERS. 

Barber Wm. 
Chapman Wm. 
Crofts Robert 
Fletcher Robert 
Gillott George 
Hardy Saml. (& 

maltster) 
Lowe James 
Mellers Nathan 
Parker Rebecca 
Staniforth Geo. 
Stevenson Luke 
White George 
White Luke 
Widdowson Geo. 
Grocersfy Drprs. 
Bell Wm. 
Chapman Joshua 
Fenney Thomas 
Hunt Robert 
Marsden John 
Robinson Geo. 



Seston Wm. 
Shacklock Peter 
Staniforth Geo. 
Thompson John 
Wheelhouse Jas. 

Maltsters. 
Cadman Edw. 
Hardy Samuel 
Nail Makers. 
Billam Ephraim 
Fanshawe Robt. 
Fanshaw Thos. 

(& quarry onr) 
Harrison W.D. 
Holt Thos. (and 

scythe maker) 
Horner Henry 
Turner Benj. 

Shoemakers. 
Buxton Thomas 
Denton Thomas 
Fletcher George 
Heald John 
Johnson Joseph 
Outram John 
Riggott Wm. 
White Luke 
Sto?ie Masons. 
Levick Thos. (& 

RENISHAW. 
Marked * are at Spink Hill. 
Sitwell Sir George, Bart., Hall 
Appleby Walker, and Co. iron and 

coal masters, and founders 
Childs Sarah, vict. Sitwell Arms 
*Cobb Rev Wm. (Catholic priest) 
Denham Wm. railway clerk 
*Fox Henry, vict. Angel Inn 
Hall George., vict. Ball 
Renishaw Coal Company 
*Schrothron Wm. corn miller 
* Widdowson Wm. beerhouse 

FARMERS. 



quarry owner) 
Hollingworth G* 
Marsh Matthew 

Tailors. 
Chamberlain G„ 
Chapman Jsha« 
Dyson Edward 
Gleadhall Geo. 
Whitehead Wmv 
Whitehead John 

Coaches to 
Lincoln, Retford, 
&c. at 30 min. to 
3 after ; & Trains 
8 times a day 
from the Railway 
Station 

Carriers. 

To Sheffield, 
Rd. Turner, J. 
Goodwin, & Sep. 
Shepherd, Tue. 
Thu. & Sat; and 
Wm. Chapman's 
Omnibus, T.&S. 
ToChesterfield, 
S. Chapman, W. 
& Saturdav 



Kay Godfrey 
* Littlewood Jph. 
*Ludlam Jph. 
Rotherham 

Smith, & miller 
*Slagg John 
*S\a.gg1&d.maltsr 
*Slagg Wm. 
Stevenson John 

MOSBROUGH. 
Marked 1 , are at Mosbro' moor ; 2, 

Mosbro' hill ; and 3, at Blumbley. 
1 Booth Geo. wood hoop & measurs 

manufacturer 



White Martha 
Shoemakers. 

*Barber Henry 

Hall John 

Sayles Wm. 
Shopkeeper 8. 

*Bagshaw James 

Marples Charles 

Tyson Thomas 



404 



MOSBROUGH. (ECKINGTON PARISH.) 



Fox James, gent||Staton Mrs Sarah 

Galley YVm. coal owner 

Gilbert Mrs Elizabeth 

Grant Richard, mason 

Gray Joseph, toll collector 

Hayes John Ibbotson, schoolmaster, 
registrar, and agent to Naval and 
Military Life Assurance Co. 

Jowett Joseph, excise officer 

Keeton Fredk. deputy registrar 

Parry John, nail maker 

Peat James, tailor 

Rose Benjamin, toll collector 

Rose Geo. Gillott, painter & glazier 

Rose Joseph, blacksmith 

Rotherham Mrs Martha 

1 Staniforth Mrs Elizabeth 

1 Staniforth John, gentleman 
Storey John, penknife cutler 

2 Swallow Richd, Esq. coal owner 
Wells Joseph, coal owner 
Worrali Luke, coal owner 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

1 British Oak, George Booth 
Crown Inn, John Robinson 
Duke William, Joseph Roper 
1 Fitzwilliam Arms, Maria Haven- 
hand 
George & Dragon, Joseph Rich 
Nag's Head (Halfway house,) Thos. 
Robinson (spring knife manfr 



Beer Houses, 
Peat James 
Rose Benjamin 
Webster Mary 

Butchers. 
Cowley John 
Fox Elias 
1 Marsden Geo. 
Oxspring Saml. 
Oxspring Wm. 
Rivington Edw. 

Carpenters. 
Lee Wm. 
Rose John 
Rose Robert 
Rotherham Chs. 

Corn Millers. 
Cooper Thomas 
Whiteley Wm. 
WolstenholmeTs 

FARMERS. 

3 Brooke George 
3 Bunting Thos. 
C adman George 
Caterer George 
Crookes Charles 
Fox George 



Fox Mary 
Field Robert 
Galley Wm. 
1 Henshaw Rt. 
Hudson George 
Hutton Thomas 
Keeton George 
1 Lee Thomas 
Lock wood Hanb. 
Mullins George 
Muscroft John 
Oates Joseph 
Oates Francis 
1 Riley John 
Roberts George 
Rose Thomas 
Rose John 
1 Rose Joseph 
Rotherham Sml. 
Rotherham Edn. 
Slagg Harvey 
Slagg Win. Mos- 

bro' Hall 
Storey Thomas 
Tickhill Wm. 
3 Turner Thos. 
Worrali Luke 



Maltsters. 
Cad man George 
Lindley Robert 

Holbrook 
Slagg Harvey 

Shoemakers. 
Gray Joseph 
Hodgson Naboth 
Kirkby John 
Rose Benjamin 
Webster Fredk. 

Shopkeepers. 
Hutton Charles 
Littlewood John 
Mould Dd. drugt 



Mullins Sarah 
Unwin George 
Whiteley Wm. 
Worrali Luke 
Woodward John 
Sickle &f Reaping 

Hook Manfrs. 
Cadman George 
Hutton Thomas 
Keeton John and 

Son 
Staton Septimus 
Turner Wm. 
Webster George 



TROWAY, RIDGEWAY, &c. 
Marked 1 , are at Bole Hill ; 2, 
Bramley ; 3, Ford ; 4, Geerlane; 
5, High lane ; 6, Marsh lane ; 7, 
Ridgeway; 8, Shad lane ; 9, Car- 
ter Hall ; 10, White lane; and the 
rest at Troway. 
7 Adams Francis, tailor and draper 
Allen Mr Job || 3 Fox Mrs Eliz. 

3 Allen Joseph, saw handle maker 

9 Andrew Joseph, sen. riddle maker 

7 Bromehead Rev. Alex.C. incumbt 
of Ridgeway 

8 Crawshaw Jas. Thomas, gent. 

5 Fidler Benjamin, mason - 

6 Fox Thos. mason & quarry owner 
8 Hutton Joseph, gent. St Cross 

7 Hutton Mrs Mary||Turner Hanh. 
Rhodes Mrs. Charnock Hall 

4 Shay Henry, table blade maker 
Slagg Mrs Mary, Oak House 

2 Stacey Thomas, coal owner 

2 Smith George, mason 

7 Webster Ann, schoolmistress 

3 West Miss Lucyll Wildsmith John 
6 Wilson Wm. plumber and glazier 
6 Whitehead George, blacksmith 

PUBLIC HOUSES. 

Black Moor's Head, John Boot 

6 Fox and Hounds, Samuel Billam 

10 Harrow, Henry Ward 

7 Palace Inn, Henry Taylor 

5 Phoenix, Isaac Newton 

7 White Swan, Mary Tudsbury 
Beer Houses. Butchers. 

3 Guest Isaac I 7 Marsden Geo. 
5HavenhandEliz 3 Slagg Thomas 
Oates James Carpenters, fyc. 

6 White Luke 6 Gleadall Robt. 
Blacksmiths. Lowcock Wm. 

1 RodgersTs.H. 3 Slagg Thomas 
10 Ward Henry Turner Robert 



VILLAGES IN DERBYSHIRE. 



405 



Turner Sidney 
2 Turner Thos. 

FARMERS. 

Allen John 
9 Andrew Jph. 

4 Archer John 
6 Archer John 
9 Baker James 

5 Barker Aaron 

2 Boler Samuel 
3BroomheadJno. 

3 Clayton Saral. 
1 Dixon John 

4 Dunston Wm. 

3 Ellis Mark 
Tidier Samuel 

1 Fowler Wm. 

4 Fox James 
Goslin Matthew 
Goslin Matw.jun 

8 Goodlad Saml. 
Gaunt Thomas 

5 Greaves Eliz. 
Green Edward 
3 Hartley John 

9 Jenkin Joseph 

6 Kay George 
Jepson Joseph, 

coal owner 

2 LittlewoodWm 
Leek John 
Lowcock Wm. 
Lowcock W. jun 
8 Mallinder Jno. 
8 Marples Jas. 
Marsden John 

2 Moore Wm. 
1 Morton Wm. 

6 Morton Thos. 

7 Marsh George 
1 Naylor James 

10 Needham Hy. 

6 Naylor Thos. 
1 Peacock Wm. 

7 Newton Edw. 
5 Pearson Wm. 
Pendleton Jas. 

8 Renshaw Peter 
Rhodes James 



7 Rose Joseph 
10 Rose Wm. 
Rotherham Geo. 
Rotherham My. 
9 Sayles Philip 
2 Stacey Thos. 

6 Spencer Geo. 
2 Taylor Mark 
Staniforth John 

7 Turner Thos. 

1 Walker John 

7 Webster Mark 

2 Webster Jph. 

8 Wetton Edm. 
Shopkeepers. 

5 Bolsover Mark 
Crookes Thomas 

6 Gleadhall Rt. 
(& wheelgt.) 

3 Rippon Geo. 

7 Whitaker Jno. 
Shoemakers. 

8 Green John 
1 Hirst John 

5 Kirkby Thos. 
Moorby Thomas 

5 Storey John 
Sickle fy Reaping 

Hook Mfrs. 
7 Broomhead W. 

6 Burrows John 
6 Crookes John 

6 Field John 
Fox Wm. 
2HavenhandHar 

5 Hutton& New- 
ton, (& scythe, 
marked BY) 

3 Slagg Herbert 

West 
Staniforth Geo. 

and Sons 
6StantforthMark 

7 Webster Mark 

Tailors. 
7HavenhandIsa. 

6 Hinde John 

5 Wood Thomas 

7 Whitaker John 



HATH ERS AGE is a neat village, 
celebrated for excellent millstones, and 
the manufacture of needles, fish-hooks, 
hackles, and steel and iron wire. It is 
situated in the High Peak Hundred of 
Derbyshire, on the Castle ton road, 10 
miles W. S. W. of Sheffield. It has 
830 inhabitants, and comprises within 
its mountainous parish the townships 
of Bamford, Berwent, Outseats, and 



Stoney-Middleton. Its ancient name 
was Hereseige y and its church, dedi- 
cated to St. Michael, was formerly in 
the appropriation of Launda Abbey, in 
Leicestershire. The Duke of Devon- 
shire is lord of the manor, and patron 
of the vicarage, now valued at £126. 
Tradition says Little John, the famed 
gigantic companion of Robin Hood, 
' lies buried in the church-yard, with 
one stone at his head, and another at 
his feet/ and that his bow was hanging 
up in the church in 1652. The school 
has an endowment of £10 per annum, 
and the benefactions to the poor pro- 
duce about £18 a year. On the mils, 
2 miles from Hathersage, is Long- 
shaw, the Duke of Rutland's shooting 
box. 
Marked 1, are at Booths ; 2, near 

Lead mill Bar ; 3, Nether Hirst ; 

4, Outseats ; and the rest in Ha- 
thersage. 
Broomhead Henry, shoemaker 
Broomhead Thos. miller & shopr. 
Buxton Samuel, saddler 
Child Tobias, mert. and cast steel 

wire, hackle, gill, and pin mfr 
Cocker and Sons, merts. and needle, 

cast steel wire, awl blade, and 

hackle, gill, and pin manfrs 
Cook Robt. & Co. merts. and needle, 

cast steel wire, and hackle, gill 

and pin manufacturers 
Dakin Simon, & Morton Wm. gents 
Downing George, tailor & constable 
Elliott Miss N.HFroggatt Mr Rd. 
Elliott Charles, shopkeeper 
2 Evans Robert, woodman 
Frith John, parish clerk 
Furness Thomas, butcher 
Furness Peter, relieving officer ; a 

Stoney Middleton 
Greaves Ralph, needle, cast steel 

wire, hackle, gill, and pin mfr 
Hodgkinson Thomas, postman 
Ibbotson Cs. paper maker, OverHirst 
Ibbotson Mattw. carrier to Sheffield 
James Wm. schoolmaster 
Marsden Thos. school & postmaster 
Middleton Geo. plumber & glazier 
Middleton Wm. plumber & glazier 
Nussey Rev. Henry, vicar 
Oxspring Wm. schoolmaster 
Riley Joseph, surgeon 
Ross Rev. John, Catholic priest 
Rooker Rev. J. J. curate 
Shuttle worth John, Esq. Hall 
Silvester Samuel, gentleman 
Slack Robert, corn miller 



406 



HATHERSAGrE AND NORTON. 



Smith Wm. joiner and builder 
Wiggett Jph. white metal hackle 

and gill maker 
Wilson Greorge, joiner and wheelgt 
"Wilson James, carrier to Sheffield 
Wright Miss Hanh. Brookfield Kail 

INNS AND TAVERNS, 

Bell, Richard Froggatt 

Fox House Inn, Ann Walker (Dore) 

George Inn, James Morton 

1 Millstone, Elizabeth Wilkin 
Ordnance Arms, Tobias Child 

2 Plough, Micah Frith 
Scotsman's Pack, David Cooper 



Ibbotson Edw. 
4 Little wood Rr. 
4Littlewood Ellis 
4 Littlewood Bg. 
3 Platts John 
Thorpe Seth 
3 Thorpe Henry 
3 Wilson Robt.* 
Stone Masons. 
Cooper Dd. (mill- 
stone maker) 
Fletcher Thos. 
Simpson George 
Whall Benj. 



Beerhouses. 

1 Frost Joseph 
Smith Sarah 

Blacksmiths. 
Farnsworth Geo. 
Grayson John 
WainwrightChs. 

FARMERS. 

2 Aldgate John 
Bradwell Hugh 
Brailsford Jas. 
Broomhead Rt. 
Eyre George 
FarnsworthAnty 
Grayson Benj. 

KILLAM ARSH.— (See Page 5.) 

NORTON is a pleasant village, 4 miles 
S. of Sheffield, seated on the highest point, 
and nearly in the centre of its fertile parish, 
which occupies an undulated and well- 
wooded conical surface of 4630 acres, bound- 
ed on the west by the Sheaf, on the north 
by Heeley, on the south by Dronfield, and 
on the east by Troway and Ridgeway ; and 
containing the hamlets enumerated below ; 
and the five constablewicks of Norton, 
Hemsworth, Greenhill, Bradway, and Nor- 
ton-Lees with Woodseats, which contain 
1908 inhabitants, many of whom are em- 
ployed in the manufacture of scythes, 
sickles, and reaping hooks, for which here 
are several forges and grinding wheels. 
Here was born the late Sir Fras. Chain - 
trey, the celebrated London statuary, to 
whose memory there is a handsome monu- 
ment in the Church, executed by himself. 
The heiress of Stephen Omey, Esq., carried 
the manor in marriage to Samuel Shore, 
Esq., but James Yates, Esq., now occupies 
Norton Hall, near which is Norton 
House, a large ancient mansion, occupied 
by T. B. Holy, Esq.; and at a short dis- 
tance to the south, is The Oakes, the de- 
lightful seat of W. J. Bagshawe, Esq., ma- 
gistrate. The CHURCH^(St. James,) was 
given by Ralph, lord of Alfreton, Norton, 
and Marnham, to the abbey which he 
founded at Beauchief. The vicarage is 
now enjoyed by the Rev H. H. Pearson, 
M. A., whose father purchased the ad vow- 
son, about 30 years ago, of Cavendish Ne- 
ville, Esq., who at the same time sold the 



| rectorial tithes to S Shore, Esq., and thd 
other landowners. Near Hill Top is an 
Independent Chapel. The Parish 
School, at Maugherhay, was endowed 
by Leonard Gill, in 1654, and other donors, 
with land, buildings, &c, which now pro- 
duce ^67. 12s. 8d. per annum. In 1676, 
Nicholas Stones left a house, and 36a. 
37p. of land, now let for j£2S a year, and 
directed j£h to be paid to the vicar, j£b to 
the schoolmaster, and the residue to be 
given in apprentice fees with poor children. 
In 1724, Wm. Scriven left the interest of 
^140to apprentice poor children, and clothe 
one poor man and woman. W.J. Bagshawe, 
Esq., is trustee of the above, and Offley 
Shore, Esq., of the four following Chari- 
ties, belonging to the poor of this parish, 
viz. — ^"27. 10s. yearly, from land, &c, left 
by John Storie, in 1774 ; ^20 yearly, from 
land left by John Wingfield, in 1731 ; the 
interest of o^lOO, by Richd. Rose, in 1774 ; 
and the interest of ^200, by Robert New- 
ton, in 1784. The Poor's land, including 
Bocking-fields, is let for ^12 a year, and 
applied with the poor rates. In 1811, Isaac 
Shepherd left the interest of ^100 to the 
poor of Greenhill and Bradway. At Hems- 
worth, there is good accommodation at the 
Bagshawe Arms, where, also, the Ma- 
gistrates' meetings are held. At this 
Inn are held the monthly meetings of the 
Norton Farmers' Club, established in 
1843, and now having nearly 90 members : 
W. J. Bagshawe, Esq., is president ; Mr. 
James Jenkin, treasurer ; Mr. Geo. Rogers, 
secretary ; and Mr. R. Booker, jun., li- 
brarian. 

Norton Lees and Woodseats division 
includes Bole Hill, Heeley Mill, 
Little London, Norton Hammer, 
Smithy Wood, Moscar, and Mears- 
brook, extending from 2 to 3 miles S. of 
Sheffield ; bounded on the W. by the Sheaf, 
and having many pleasant villas. Green- 
hill, Hemsworth, and Bradway, are 
on the Calver turnpike, from 4 to 5| miles 
S. by W. of Sheffield. A petty session 
is held on the second Thursday of every 
month, at the Bagshawe Arms Inn, Hems- 
worth, before W. J. Bagshawe, Esq., Sir 
George Sitwell, PI. Bowden, Esq., and. B. B. 
P. Burnell, Esq. Maugerhay, vulgar- 
ly called MAGATHAY,is a pleasant hamlet, 
within a short distance S. of Norton. 

In the following DIRECTORY of 
NORTON PARISH, thosemarked 
1, reside at Back Moor; 2, Brad- 
way ; 3, Carfield ; 4, Four-Lane- 
ends ; 5, Greenhill; 6, Hemsworth ; 
7, Holmhirst; 8, Norton Lees; 9, 
Light wood ; 10, Little Norton ; 11, 
Maugerhay; 12, Meadow head ; 13, 
Norton Hammer; J 4, Oak Mills; 
15, Woodseats; and 16, in Norton. 
6 Atkin William, wood turner 
Bagshawe "Wm. J. Esq. The Oakes 
1 Bell Mrs Eliz || 9 Atkin Mrs. Eliz 
1 Binney Jos. butcher (and Sheffield) 
3 Booker Richard, jun. butcher 



NORTON PARISH. 



407 



8 Bowen Rev Percival, M.A. 
8 Brittain Miss Ellen 
Brownell Rt. R. mercht. Cliffe field 
5 Brailsforth Henry, schoolmaster 
Brailsford Mary & James ? millers, 

Heeler/ mill 
Cass Wm. toll collector, Heeley 
Cavill Geo. cutlery mfr. Bole Hill 
5 Dawkins Captain Chas. C, R.N. 
Eadon Mrs. Eliz. Trout House 
Feuton John Alfred, curate 
16 Fox Charles James, Free School 
16GascoigneWm. plumber & glazier 
2 Hall Samuel, butcher 
2 Hill Peter, land agent and valuer 

12 Harrison John, brick maker 
2 Hewitt John, corn factor 

13 Holy Thos. Beard, Esq.Norton Hs 

1 Linneker George, beerhouse 

4 Loukes Sampson, butcher 

16 Pearson Rev Henry Holling- 

worth, M.A. vicar 
10 Shaw Fras. saw hie mfr., assistant 

overseer, and vestry clerk 
8 Shaw Thomas, assistant to ditto 
Shore Miss Lydia, Mearsbrook 
8 Thorpe Miss Charlotte 
8 Wheat John, Esq. solicitor 

2 Wilson Fras. stone mason 
Wreaks Jno. registrar, Jordanthorpe 
Wright Wm. land agt, Jordanthorpe 

5 Wright Alexander, surgeon 
Yates James, Esq. Norton Hall 

INNS AND TAVERNS. 

6 Bagshawe Arms, George Rogers 
15 Masons' Arms, Joseph Seddon 
5 Swan, John Camm 
5 White Hart, Talathy Bennett 

Blacksmiths. 
6Goodlad Peter 
5 Reaney John 
15 Standish Sam] 
5 Vardey Geo. 

(& cattle dlr) 
Horse Nail J7ifrs 
Linley Samuel & 

Robt. Bolehill 

1 Linneker John 

and James 
Saw File Mfrs. 

(Cast Steel.) 
15 Hibbert Wm. 

and Joseph 

2 Makinson Geo. 
Osborne Thos. 

Woodside 
10 Shaw Francis 
5 Shaw John 



Tvzack Thomas, 

'Walk Mills 

Scythe fy Sickle 

Manufacturers. 

5 Butterley Rd. 

Burrows Thos. 

Smithy wood 

bottom 
5 Camm Micah, 

(patent) 
15 Hopkinson Jh 
13 Jackson Robt 
Linlev 81. & Rt. 

Bolehill 
1 Linneker John 

and James 
Moore Wm. Lit- 
tle London Wks 

Shoemakers, 
Atkin Josiah 



Atkin Joshua 
11 Barton Mattw 
5 Booker Joseph 
5 Catlin William 
16 Fox Thomas 

15 Gillatt Saml. 

5 Hardwick Jno. 

10 Hardwick Rt. 

11 Lee Thos. pa- 
rish clerk 

6 Lee William 

16 Rodgers Rbn. 
Marsden Joseph, 

Bole Hill 

5 Seston James 

6 Pinder Wm. 
15 Swift Win. 

FARMERS. 

6 Bailey Joseph 
Barstow Joseph 

I 5 Biggin Hannah 

! 10 Biggin Thos. 

; 9 Biggin Eliz. 

, 15 Bingham Jph. 
15 Bingham Wm. 

j 10 Binney Edw. 

• Bishop T. Povey 

| 3 Booker Richd. 

1 Booker Rt. Lees 
Hall 

, Booth My. Wet- 
lands 

\ 11 Buuting Jph. 

| 5 Fox John 

i 2 Fox Samuel 
9 Fox William 
8 Gillatt Richd. 
15 Gillatt Saml. 

8 Gillatt Robert 

9 Gillatt John 

7 Glover Charles 
2 Greaves Henry 
2 Greaves John 

4 Greaves Jph. 
Green Jph. Jor- 
danthorpe 

9 Hall Joseph 
Hazard Ts. Hy. 

Her dings 
2 Hewitt John 
2 Hewitt Saml. 

5 Horridge Hy. 
Jenkin James, 

Hazlebarrow 
Jones Charles 
Sichlebrook 



Linley Robert 
Linley Thomas, 

Cowmouth 
5 Lupton John 
2 M akin son Geo. 
5 Xeedham Wm. 

5 Norton Michl. 

6 Ramsden Jas. 

5 Redfearn Mv. 
2 Rhodes Thos, 

6 Rogers George 
10 Smith John 

2 Shipley Eliz. 
6 Staniforth Ths. 

2 Street JohnW. 

15 Yeal James 

5 WainwrightJh. 

5 Wolstenholme 
Thomas 

Walker Jno. Jor- 
danthorpe 

I Webster Josh. 
Wheatcroft Dd. 

Hazle hurst 

3 White Joseph 

Stone)Maso?is. 
5 Birtles John 
'2 Booker Wm, j 

16 Booth Thos. 
5 Camm John 

Grocers, fyc. 
5 Ambury Geo. 
4Garfitt Mary 
5 Gibson Wra. 

II Lee Thomas 
5 Parks John 
15 Savage Eliz. 

Tailors. 
5 Cooper Robert 

4 Croft Joseph 
Garland Robert 

5 Goasher Robt. 
5 Harrison Thos. 

5 Harrison Wm. 
Wheelwrights 8f 

Joi?iers. 
10 Cavill Benj. 
10 Cavill Thos. 

6 Rose John 

15 Standish Sml. 
5 Svddall Thou. 

16 Walker John 

POSTMAN. 

Witheford John, 
to Sheffield. 



408 



STAVELEY PARISH. 



STAVELEY is a large and pleasant 
village, on the canal between Chesterfield 
and Barlborough, 10 miles S.E. of Shef- 
field, including within its parish the ham- 
lets of West, Nether, and Middle Hand- 
ley, Netherthorpe, Woodthorpe, 
Norbriggs, and Inkersali, which com- 
prise 6290 acres, and 2688 inhabitants ; ex- 
clusive of Great Barlow Chapelry. The 
Church (St. John the Baptist,) is a rec- 
tory, in the incumbency of the Rev. Ber- 
nard Moore, and patronage of the Duke of 
Devonshire, the lord of the manor. There 
is a neat Church or Chapel of Ease at 
Middle Handley, built in 1839, on land 
given by the lord of the manor, 2| miles 
from Staveley. The School at Nether- 
thorpe has been endowed since 1590, by Fr. 
Rodes and other benefactors, with land, 
&c, which now yields ^29 per ann. The 
National School was bnilt in 1841. 
The Hospital at Woodthorpe was built 
in 1632, by Peter Fretcheville, and endowed 
by him, and Richard Robinson, and Fras. 
Gisborne, with property which now pro- 
duces j£72 a year, for the benefit of nine 
almspeople. The poor have benefactions 
producing ^64. 10s. per annum. 

Those marked 1, are in Handley ; 2, 
Inkersall ; 3, Netherthorpe ; 4, Nor- 
briggs $ 5, Woodthorpe ; 6, Marsden 
Moor ; and the others at Staveley. 
BarrowRd. iron & coal master, Stave- 
ley Iron Works ; h Ringwood Hall 
Bowmer Henry, farrier 
Cartwright James, spirit merchant 
Cox John, wood turner and sawyer 
Cutts Henry, plumber and glazier 
4 Dudley Thomas and Son, spade 

and shovel manufacturers 
Dyson Thomas, confectioner, &c 
3 Elsam Win, iron and coal master 
Fenton Robert, butcher 
Fletcher John, brush manufacturer 
1 Fletcher Ellen, strickle maker 
Fletcher Paul, saddler 
Foxlowe Mrs Jane, Staveley Hall 
Fossbrook Thomas, Esq. The Hagg 
Frauce Edward, surgeon 

1 Harrison George, stone mason 
Marples Thomas, butcher 
Moore Rev Bernard, rector 
Poole Edward, butcher " 
Pellinton Benjamin, coal agent 

3 Rodgers Misses Ann and Fanny 

2 Rodgers John, cattle dealer 

3 Renshaw Mr Jph. || 4 Slagg Miss 
Smith Geo. clerk, Railway Station 

6 Stacey Thomas, coal owner 
Thorpe George B. surgeon 
Waterhouse John, stone mason 
1 Wicksleed Mrs Elizabeth 
1 Wiston Peter, gentleman 



INNS AND TAVERNS. 

Crown Inn, Joseph Riley 
Devonshire Arms, Francis Crofts 
6 Gate, Wm. Holmes 
George Inn, Wm. Crofts 
5 Nag's Head, James Jarvis 
Nag's Head, Joseph Alletson 
3 New Inn, David Hudson 



Academies. 
Fisher George 
Knowles David 

Edward 

Beerhouses. 
Cadman Richard 
1 Rodgers Benj. 

Blacksmiths. 
1 Evans Samuel 
Launt Thomas 
Swift Godfrey 

Com Millers. 
Burkitt James 
Fidler James 

FARMERS. 

1 Bates George 

5 BeardmoreMy. 

6 Bagshaw Isaac 
1 Cowley Thos. 
Cutts Joseph 
Dawson Thomas 

3 Frith James 
1 Frith Wm. 

4 Freeman Wm. 
3 Garfitt Wm. 

5 Glossop Wm. 
Hatfield John 

5 Haslam Benj. 
Hemingway Ths 
Heywood George 

Thomas 
HollingworthTs. 
1 Hollingworth 

William 
1 Ibbotson Saml. 
3 Jackson Geo. 
1 Jepson Richd. 
3 Johnson Wm. 

6 Kitchen Thos. 
5 Lawrence Rd. 
5 Lee Thomas 

1 LittlewoodWm. 

5 Ludlam Geo. 
Marples John 

6 Marsden Geo. 
Marples George, 

(and butcher) 
] Meynell Wm. 



6 Middleton Rt. 
5 Milner Wm. 
Nuttall John 
5 Pattison Mark 
5 Renshaw Jph. 
5 Renshaw Saml. 
1 Ridgeway Jas. 
Rodgers Benj. 

1 Rodgers Hy. 

2 Rodgers John 
I Rodgers Wm. 
Slagg Edward, 

Park gate 
Slagg Thomas, 

Red Lodge 
Steele George 
1 Swift Richard 
Turton Thomas 
1 Walker Thos. 
1 Woodruff Jno. 

Grocers , fyc. 
5 Anderson Thos. 
Cartwright Jas. 
Dickins Hannah 
Guest Ann 
Hall James 
Lunn John 
Swift Wm. 
Joiners fy Whgts. 
Cropper Wm. 

3 MullinsAlex. 
1 Turner W T m. 

Maltsters. 

4 Chester John 
Goodlad Wm. 

Shoemakers. 
Bagshaw George 
1 Cowley John 
Fox Benjamin 
3RichardsonRph 
1 Warrington Jas. 

Tailors. 
Furniss Benj. 

5 Johnson Wm. 
Moore Sampson 
Sayles James 

POSTtoChes- 
terfield daily 



WHITTINGTON.— (See page 6.) 

PRINTED BY ROBT. LEADER, INDEPENDENT OFFICE, SHEFFIELD. 



SHEFFIELD, ROTHERHAM, (fe CHESTERFIELD 

FIRE AND LIFE 

INSURANCE C031PANY, 

25, NORFOLK-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

With Power in the Company to increase the same to £500,000. 

DIRECTORS. 

SHEFFIELD : — Wm. John Bagshawe, Esq., Chairman ; Tbos. Shepherd, Esq., Deputy 
Chairman; Wilson Overend, Esq. ; Mr. Alderman Carr ; Benj. Fenton, Esq.; John 
Ward, Esq. ; Joseph Ward, Esq.; John Tillotson, Esq. ; Charles Sheldon, Esq. 

ROTHERHAM:— Geo. Wilton Chambers, Esq. ; and Thomas WheatleVjEsq. 

CHESTERFIELD:— John Brown, Esq. 

BANKERS:— THE SHEFFIELD AND HALLAMSHIRE BANKING COMPANY 

MEDICAL OFFICER:— Corden Thompson, Esq., M.D. 

SOLICITOR:— A. C. Branson, Esq. 

MANAGER AND ACTUARY:— Thomas Bell, Esq. 



LIFE DEPARTMENT. 

The System of Assurance adopted by this Company, possesses all 
the advantages to be derived from an Establishment having a large Pro- 
tecting Capital, with the influence of a highly respectable Body of Share- 
holders; and, likewise, all those beneficial properties usually supposed to be 
peculiar to Institutions for Mutual Assurance. 

ASSURANCES are undertaken in the usual varietv of modes, and either 
for SUMS NOT TO BE INCREASED FROM THE* PROFITS OF THE 
COMPANY, at a comparatively low rate of Premium, or for SUMS TO BE 
INCREASED FROM PROFITS at a Rate of Premium proportionately 
higher. 

POLICIES effected on the Participation Scale of Premium are entitled 
to Share in Four-fifths, or to the extent of Eighty per Cent, of the Profits 
derived by the Company from this class of Insurances, without any deduc- 
tion therefrom whatever. 

LOANS are granted on undoubted Personal Security, in connexion with 
Life Assurance. 

POLICIES of Parties wishing to discontinue their Assurance are pur- 
chased by the Company on equitable terms. 

NO CHARGE is made in the name of Entry Money. 

ALL CLAIMS are paid at the end of Three Months, after satisfactory 
proof of death ; and where the sum Insured does not exceed £300, One- 
fourth thereof is paid immediately on production of evidence of death, and 
the balance at the end of One Month. 



THE FOLLOWING RATES OF PREMIUM which have been deduced 
by actual calculation from the best and most recent data, — 

THE MORTALITY EXPERIENCED BY LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES, 

Will be found lower for Young Lives, than the Rates of the great majority 
of Assurance Offices, while for all Ages thev are equitably i. 

3 a 



ANNUAL PREMIUM TO INSURE £lOO AT DEATH-. 



WITHOUT PROFITS. 




WITH PROFITS. 


AGE. 


PREMIUM. 


AGE. 


PREMIUM. 


AGE. 


PREMIUM. 


AGE. 


PREMIUM. 




£. s. D. 




£. S. D. 




£. S. D. 




£. S. D. 


20 


1 12 4 


38 


2 13 6 




20 


1 16 9 


38 


3 10 


21 


1 13 1 


39 


2 15 4 




21 


1 17 7 


39 


3 2 11 


22 


1 13 11 


40 


2 17 3 




22 


1 18 6 


40 


3 5 1 


23 


1 14 9 


41 


2 19 3 




23 


1 19 5 


41 


3 7 5 


24 


1 15 8 


42 


3 1 6 




24 


2 6 


42 


3 9 11 


25 


1 16 7 


43 


3 3 9 




25 


2 1 7 


43 


3 12 6 


26 


1 17 7 


44 


3 6 3 




26 


2 2 8 


44 


3 15 4 


27 


1 18 7 


45 


3 8 10 


27 


2 3 10 


45 


3 18 3 


28 


1 19 7 


46 


3 11 7 




28 


2 5 


46 


4 1 4 


29 


2 8 


47 


3 14 6 




29 


2 6 3 


47 


4 4 8 


30 


2 1 10 


48 


3 17 8 




30 


2 7 7 


48 


4 8 3 


31 


2 3 1 


49 


4 10 




31 


2 8 11 


49 


4 11 10 


32 


2 4 4 


50 


4 4 4 




32 


2 10 5 


50 


4 15 10 


33 


2 5 8 


51 


4 8 




33 


2 11 10 


51 


5 


34 


2 7 1 


52 


4 11 10 




34 


2 13 6 


52 


5 4 4 


35 


2 8 7 


53 


4 15 10 




35 


2 15 2 


53 


5 8 11 


36 


2 10 1 


54 


5 2 




36 


2 17 


54 


5 13 10 


| 37 


2 11 9 


55 


5 4 10 


37 


2 18 10 


55 


5 19 2 



EXAMPLE. -Without Profits.— 
At the age of 20, a sum of £500 may be in- 
sured by an Annual Payment of £8 Is. 
8d\, being equal to a Weekly Paymept of 
about 3s. Id. 

At the age of 30, a similar sum may be in- 
sured by an Annual Payment of £10 9s. 
2d., being equal to a Weekly Payment of 
about 4s. 



EXAMPLE.— With Profits. —At 
the age of 20, a sum of £500 may be in- 
sured by an Annual Payment of £9 3s. 
9d., being equal to a Weekly Payment of 
about 3s. 6d., the Policy having right to 
important additions from the Profits of the 
Company, which may be employed either 
in reduction of the Annual Premium, or in 
augmentation of the sura payable at death 



ANNUAL PREMIUM TO INSURE <6lOO, 

Payable on the first death of either of two Individuals. 





1.3 




ual 
ium. 


ST3 


Annual 
Premium 




* S 

S3 P 






fco.5 
<JPQ 




fcJC-~ 

<3P5 


to -£ 

$/6 






£. S. D. 




£. S. D. 






£. s. D. 






£, S. D. 


20 


20 


2 12 8 


25* 


25 


2 18 9 


30 


30 


3 6 7 


35+ 


35 


3 16 8 




25 


2 15 11 




30 


3 2 10 




35 


3 11 10 




40 


4 3 7 




30 


3 4 




35* 


3 8 6 




40 


3 19 3 




45+ 


4 13 11 




35 


3 6 3 




40 


3 16 4 




45 


4 ]0 2 




50 


5 8 5 




40 


3 14 5 




45 1 


4 7 8 




50 


5 5 3 


.. 


55 


6 8 7 



EZAKFLE. 

* A Husband and Wife of the ages of 35 and 25 respectively, may have £300 secured on the 

death of either of them, payable to the Survivor, by an Annual Payment of £10 5s. 6d., 

being equal to a Weekly Payment of about 3s. lid. 

+ Similar Parties of the Ages of 45 and 35 respectively, may have £200 secured on the 
death of either, by an Annual Payment of £9 7s. 10d., being equal to a Weekly Payment 

of about 3s. 7d. 
£3= TkeRatesfor other Ayes §- Modes of Insurances may be known on application at the Office. 



FIRE DEPARTMENT. 

The COMPANY affords protectiou from LOSSES BY FIRE, at the usual moderate 
Rates of Is. 6d.; 2s. 6d. ; and 4s. 6d., per hundred pounds, for ordinary Risks. Special 
Risks insured at increased Rates. Every information and facility for effecting Assur- 
ances will be given on application at the Office of the Company, in Norfolk-Street, or at 
any of the Agencies. 

G3- THE COMPANY has at command a very efficient Fire Engine Establish- 
ment, ready to be put in use in all cases of Fire in Sheffield and the Adjacent 
Districts." 

BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS, 

THOMAS BELL, MANAGER. 



ATTENTION IS PARTICULARLY' REQUESTED TO THE 

FOLLOWING 





SYCAMORE-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 

THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER OF 

SHOE, BUTCHERS', WEAVERS, 

BREAD, COOKS', PALETTE, WTTY, GLAZIERS', 

AND 

FARMERS' KNIVES, BUTCHERS' STEELS, 

&C, &C.j 

Deems it right to apprize his Friends, that not only does his Mark continue 
to be PIRATED both in this country and on the Continent, but that certain 
unprincipled persons, who are deterred from striking his Mark only from a 
fear of being visited with Legal Proceedings, have been led by their cupidity 
to resort to another mode of imposition, and IN ORDER TO EVADE 
THE LAW, are vending articles marked — 

WILSON, only- or, c^STEEL 



or, 



WILSON 
WARRANTED 
In each case omitting the Corporation Mark 



or, GEO. WILSON 



in 



OBSERVE, 

All Knives, Steels, &c.,'of JOHN WILSON'S manufacture, are stamped with 
his Corporation Mark — " Four Peppercorns and a Diamond" thus, £85 
one of the following forms : — 

I. WILSON ${♦ I. WILSON 

($£+ CAST STEEL 

$♦ I. WILSON $ 



I. WILSON 

WARRANTED 



♦ I.WILSON 
SHEAR STEEL 



That all persons whomsoever, who shall counterfeit or imitate the Marks 
used by the said JOHN WILSON, or who shall sell any Shoe, Bread, Butch- 
ers', Cooks', or any other KNIVES, or any Butchers' STEELS, stamped 
with any such counterfeit or imitated marks, will, immediately after they shall 
be discovered, be proceeded against in one of the Courts of Law or Equity; 
and the said JOHN WILSON hereby invites all persons, to whom any such 
fraudulent practices as the above mentioned are, or may be known, to give 
him Information, assuring them that they shall be liberally rewarded, 




EDWIN SMITH, 

SCULPTOR, DESIGNER, <£ MODELLER, 

In connection with the various branches of Ornamental Manufacture, 
EXHIBITION ROOMS, DEVONSHIRE - ST., SHEFFIELD. 

British and Foreign Marble Chimney Pieces, Monuments, Tombs, Tablets, 
% Columns, Sideboards, Wash Table Tops, fyc. 

His Stock of Chimney Pieces are fitted up with a variety of Stoves of superior raanu- 
acture,in which are combined the most approved principles with tasteful & elegant designs- 
N.B. Casts taken after death, from which may be executed Busts and Medallic Likenesses. 




38, LEICESTER -STREET WORKS, 

SfjeuieUr, 
MANUFACTURER OF 

wan vm am ipsxsbis? bwbs* 

SPRING, DIRK, 



AND 



&c. &c. 





MANUFACTURER OF 

TABIE, PEN, AND POCKET MIVES, 
imnreiKiiiB, si©i 3 & uria® knaves, 

TABLE&BUTCHE BS' STEELS 

AND 

iFOTiMT GCMQtFi ©[KI^iatFlllKIISia©c 
52, 

LAMBERT STREET 






J. WALTERS & GO. 



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MANUFACTURERS OF 



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AND FORKS, 

Plated Dessert, Fish, & Butter Knives, 

WITH GERMAN SILVER, PEARL, k IVORY HANDLES, to. 



ALSO. 



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SHEFFIELD. 



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HHW» AUB BOBG&&S, 

CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS, 

23, BURGESS - STREET, SHEFFIELD. 




Inventors and sole Manufacturers of the Patent 
Sliding Pencil Knife, to imitate which is felony. 

From Twenty to Thirty Thousand Dozens of the above Articles 
generally in Stock. 



MRS. EYRE'S BOTANICAL MEDICINES, 25, BANK-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

MRS. EYRE, grateful for past favours conferred on her by a discerning 
Public, for a long series of years, takes this opportunity to return her sin- 
cere thanks for the very liberal encouragement she has met with, and hopes 
to merit a continuance of the same. 

Mrs. Eyre begs to state, at the same time, that as she has been frequently 
importuned by her patients to give greater publicity to her invaluable 
Worm Medicines, for the benefit of the afflicted, she has taken this op- 
portunity of obliging them, and gives the following symptoms: — 

There are three species of Worms, namely : — Tinea, or Tape Worm ; 
Toratious, or Round Worm ; and the Ascarides, or Maw Worm. The 
Tape Worm chiefly occupies the whole intestine, and the head lays between 
the stomach and the liver, which makes it difficult to bring away; but she 
has the pleasure to announce, that her Medicines seldom fail in bringing 
away the head of this monstrous Worm. It causes fevers, epileptic fits, 
consumption, shortness of breath, loathing of food, wasting and pining 
away of the body, continued thirst, swelled bellies, white thick urine, a 
nauseous breath, often vomiting, spitting blood, and sometimes voiding a 
few joints at a time. This is the most dangerous of the whole tribe: The 
Toratious causes paleness,hollowness in the eyes, gnawing pains of the stomach, 
especially in the morning, being desirous of fresh nourishment ; these vermin 
have legs and joints, and some have forked joints, &c. Maw Worms, or small, 
round, white Worms, which occupy the lower intestine, occasion qualms, dry- 
ness, pain in the head, grating of the teeth, unquiet sleep, faintness, fits, &c. 

Mrs. E.'s Anti-Scorbutic Drops, sold at 2s. 6d. per single bottle, and 4s.6d. 
per double quantity, will be found efficacious in all Scorbutic and Scrofula 
complaints. Mrs. E.'s Botanical Female & Famtly Pills, sold at Is. per box, 
and ls.Od. the double box. Mrs. E. will give reference, on application, to a 
great number of persons who have been cured, during the past year by her in- 
valuable Medicines. ' The celebrated Red Pill, for the cure of the Ve- 
nereal Disease, in all its stages, at ls.Gd. per box, or 2s.9d. the double box, 
prepared by B. Ey: 






WAINGATE, SHEFFIELD 




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LEATHER DEALER, 




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BOOT & SHOE 



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S^Oe^ 



AND DEALER IN 



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MOROCCOS, ROANS, BASILS, 
CHAMOIS, SEALS, SHEEP, & COLOURED LAMB SKINS, 



All kinds of French Leathers, &c. &c. 




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C-S I (ol 



BFIL WECK.S, 



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AND 




jjCv©N 



OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 



IBBIi 



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And Articles of every Description used in the Manufacturing of Boots & Shoes, 

TT.tf . FORD; PRINTER. YORK-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 



PARKER AND LINLEY, 




9$, CiBTM-II^EEX, 

EIEECHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF 



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FMS PKNKllIIVSS, 

SCISSORS, RAZORS, & c . 



ALSO, 







AND FILES. 

^SaiA ok/wL ouia tJooji vied of cat \2i)e&£tihbuHi/6-. 

JAMES DRABBLE, 

MANUFACTUREE OF 

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& ift /SV aft 'sf ra m ' ffi /ft j m iwift 

AND PALETTE KNIVES, STEELS, &c, 

SLATER, &c, 



!©. & JB9. WATSOB, 

PAVERS AND CONTRACTORS, 

No. 109, TRAFALGAR-STREET, 

AND 

Mo. 219, IIAHZHOMD-STIIEET, PORT11HOM, 

8HSflFDILD g 

Beg to thank the Public for the support they have received 

during the last twenty-four years, and to announce that they 

have always on hand a Stock of the best 



RANDOM PAVING STONES, 

(An Article [Cheap and Durable, recently introduced by us, and veil 
adapted for Stables, Court Yards, &c.) 

SQUARE STONES, OF EXCELLENT QUALITY; 

CURBSTONES, 

WORKED SIX OR TWELVE INCHES BROAD, &C. &C. 



Are prepared to execute, on the shortest notice, in the best 
style of workmanship, and at the lowest possible prices, 

or 
STREETS, HOUSES, STABLES, COURTS, %c; 

AND ALSO 

SOUGHING AND DRAINING. 



They are ready to find Labour and Material, or Labour only, as 
may suit the convenience of their Employers ; and from the long 
experience they have had, they are enabled to defy competition^ 
as regards the Quality and Price of their Work. 



N,B -STREET & OTHER GEATBS, ALWAYS ON SAKS, 
WM, FORD, PRINTER, YORK-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 




TALL? - BO. 

FREDERICK FENNEY, 

Manufacturer of the Celebrated 

TALLY-HO RAZORS, 

13, Smith-Street, Sheffield. 

These Razors are truly an achievement of MODERN SCIENCE, and 
from their acknowledged excellence, (private and profession al,^ the Manu- 
facturer feels confidence in offering them to the Public. 

Merchants and others may speedily be supplied, from a Stock always on 
hand, of 8 to 10,000 dozens of Razors, (commonest to the very finest 
quality) in Black, Bone, Ivory, Tortoise Shell, and Mother o' Pearl Handles. 
CAUTIOUT !— Observe every genuine Razor is marked thus .— 




TALLY-EO. 



ALSO, A LARGS AND VARIED STOCK OF 

Razor Strops, Razor Cases in Black Paper, Leather, k Hard Wood. 

BUT Plain and Fancy Patterns to suit the many and various Markets of 

the World. 
N.B.— Sole Manufacturer of the Genuine DIAMOND EDGE unpol- 
ished RAZOR ; made expressly for the LONDON MARKET. 

TO JOINERS, CUTLERS, AND OTHERS. 



GENERAL IRONMONGER, AND MANUFACTURER OF FILES, 



m, ^©OTiKioiTOEnr, iihiefifoiil 



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Most respectfully solicits the attention of the Public, to his selection of IRONMONGERY, 
consisting of finished BIRMINGHAM & SHEFFIELD GOODS, and to his 

STOCK OF WIRES, METALS, PAPER, SHIELDS, FILES, GLUE, EMERY, CROCUS, 
ROTTENSTONE, ROSIN, OIL, &C, &C, 

ADAPTED FOR THE SHEFFIELD MANUFACTURES. 

^§teat Wauetu, o| G/NcuEi., Ocituyb, U)c., U)c. 

tiflF Travellers and Country Buyers Supplied with Cutlery, and 
all kinds of Sheffield Goods. 



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MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 



fM£ 



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PALETTE, BUTCHER, AND SHOE KNIVES, 




SOLLY-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

EDWARD SOUTH, 

No. 117, 
SHEFFIELD. 



STEEL CONVERTERS & REFINERS, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

FILES, EDGE TOOLS, SAWS, RAZORS, SCISSORS, 
PEA-CROFT, SHEFFIELD. 




(Late Edward Barber,) 



PEN 



5, CHARLES-STREET, 



83R3Brara&auD< 




J. W. WALCH, 



m Mb °J§Ot;Ut Jmttifc 1X1 



MANUFACTURER, 

COMMERCIAL-STREET, 

SHEFFIELD. 





JOHN ALGOE, 

105, ELDON-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 

XAiwiAcmsi §i smei urns, 

BUTCHERS' KNIVES, COOKS' KNIVES, BREAD KNIVES, 

PALETTE KNIVES, GLAZIERS' KNIVES, FARRIERS' KNIVES, BUTCHERS' STEELS 



Putty Knives 

Stopping Knives 

Hacking Knives 

Chipping Knives 

Plumbers' Shave Hooks . . 
Plumbers' Chisel Knives . . 

Weavers' Loom Knives 

"Weavers' Nippers 

Weavers' Knives & Nippers 
Weavers' Burling Irons .... 

Hat Pickers 

Cotton Bag Knives 



ALSO, 

Curriers' Cutting-outKnives 

Curriers' Steels 

Curriers' Turning Steels . . 
Saddlers' Half-Moon Knives 
Leather Cutters' Ess. Knives 
Collar Makers' Knives .... 

Boot or Peg Knives 

Bent Heel Knives 

Flax Dressers' Knives .... 

Roller Knives 

Roller Knives, Cranked . . 
furriers' Pulling Knives . . 



Russia Shoe Blades 

Coopers' Knites 

Joiners' Blades 

Cabinet Blades 

ShoeKnives, HollowG round 

Bent Shoe Knives 

Joiners' Whittles 

Vine Knives 

Basket Makers' Knives 

Rush Knives 

Fish Knives and Blades . . 
Mackerel Knives 





WALTER WIIRIISOI, 



MANUFACTURER OF 



FINE SCISSORS, 

SHEFFIELD. 





JOHN AXUtiEXTAGE, 
PLUMBSR, GLAZIER, &C 




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fllillllliiSlili 

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF 

MARKS, STAMPS, LETTERS, FIGURES, PUNCHES, 
BRANDS, &c, &c, 

0> S 9 iifi®^ - LANE, 

NEAR FURNIVAL - STREET, 



J-Bl (QllQl 5 



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NORFOLK -WORKS, 

SCOTLAND -STREET, SHEFFIELD. 



AND MANUFACTURER OF 



NICKEL SILVER, AND ELECTRO PLATED OR NICKEL SILVER SPOONS, 
FORKS, TEA SETTS, CRUET, LIQUOR, & EGG FRAMES, &C„ &C. 

^p 3 Old Plated Goods Repaired and made equal to New. 

J. AND J. BARKER, 

JOINERS, BRICKLAYERS, 
MASONS, BUILDERS, AND CONTRACTORS, 



SHEFFIELD. 



IUN® AN® ©@ 



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MANUFACTURERS OF 



TABLE & SPEAR POINT KNIVES 



Du-ewj, H£L)e$vuhivovi f 

No.115, SCOXXAMD-SXREiKX, 



SHEFFIELD 




TO THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND. 



No Housekeeper should be without 






PATENT 

COMPOSITION, 

IF©IR ©LiAKUKI© <S IP©L0i[H18M© 

CABINET & FRENCH POLISHED FURNITURE, TEA TRAYS, 

Papier Mdche Goods, 

This invaluable Preparation, so long known and held in the highest 
repute in the North of England, where it is in general use in the 

MANSIONS OF THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY, 

Is daily increasing in public estimation. 

Unlike all other Compositions invented for similar purposes, 
it leaves ^o accumulation of grease and dirt upon articles of 
Furniture, &c, to which it may be applied, but imparts a 
beautiful mirror-like appearance, which is not liable to be 
sullied by the touch of the hand, hot plates, &c. : whilst it is 
no less to be valued for the little expenditure of labour required, 
than for its extraordinary Polishing Powers. 

Sold Retail in Bottles, at Is. 2d. and 2s. each, 

By most respectable Furnishing Ironmongers, Grocers, Chymists, Sf Upholsterers, 

in the United Kingdom; of whom may also be had 

ADAMS'S CHYMICAL PASTE, 

FOR 

Cleaning & Polishing Brass, Copper, Tin, Zinc, &c, warranted not to tarnish. 

In Pots, at 6d. and Is. each. 

WHOLESALE OF THEAGE NT,37,V 10T0R1A-ST., SHEFFIELD. 

For EXPORTATION, Adams's Patent Furniture Composition is secured 
by Betts's Metallic Capsules, and will retain its virtues in any Climate. 



EUDD AND WAINWRJGHT, 

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 

TAILORS' SHEARS, <&C, &C, 



SHEFFIELD. 






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HANTS AND MANUFAGTU ]RS OF 




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19, NEW CHURCH-STREET, 
CORPORATE MARK—" EUREKA." 



MANUFACTURERS OF 

JBac?)ine, Stvato, Cofcacco & Snuff l£ntto> 

LSDGHB BS.ADES, 

SPIRAL CUTTERS & CALICO WEBS, 

Of the best Material and superior Workmanship, 

g®TT©M ®!S? AR(miNI®EIL= gTB[HT g SHEFFOIIL®. 









MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF 



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PEN & POCKET KNIVES 

mi© ©PTtiiEY m ®miRM, g 

BBOOISPISIIVG - MME, 

GLOSSOP-ROAD, SHEFFIELD. 




WILSON & SOUTHERN, 

Manufacturers of 

TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, 

WQTO I^/iKY VAKOETTY ©IF TOyOTQlMKSg 

Consisting of Ivory in all its qualities, solid White Bone, Black Horn, Self- 

Coloured Horn, German StagHorn, real Silver, and plated on German Silver, 

and German Silver not plated, &c. — Also, 

Consisting of Silver Blades and Handles; Mother o' Pearl, with Silver 
Blades and Forks ; Ivory Handles, with Silver Blades and Forks ; Agate 
Handles, with Silver Blades and Forks. Any of the above, with Steel Blades 
and Forks plated with real Silver ; also German Silver Blades and Forks in 
any of the above Handles, with Cases of every description to suit them 
in satin wood, mahogany, rosewood, &c. 

Also,Makers of BUENOS AYRES DAGGER & HUNTING KNIVES, 
of every description, with Sheaths to suit them. — Also, 

MANUFACTURERS OF RAZORS OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES. 

Gentlemen's Portable Razors, the Mariners' Razor, and Razors made expressly 
for Barbers' use ; Chinese, Old English, Concave, Frame Back, Patent 
Hollow Ground, and Prince Albert's Pattern, &c. — Also, Manufacturers of 

COOK KNIVES, 

Bread and Kitchen Knives, French Cook Knives, Hortley Cook Knives, 
Palette Knives, Oyster Knives, Gilders' Knives, Farriers'Knives, Fish Knives, 
Hack Knives, Curriers' Cutting-out Knives, Boot-heel Knives, Stag Pruners' 
Knives, and Gardeners' Pruners of every description ; Plumbers' Knives 
for cutting lead ; Ship Scrapers, Share Hooks, Onion and Root Knives, &c. 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

CARVING KNIVES AND FORKS, 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

Have always on hand Carvers with the following heads carved in Ivory, 
viz: — Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, Duke of Wel- 
lington, Sir Robert Peel, Shakspeare, Byron ; also all kinds of animal heads. 
Any Likeness correctly carved in Ivory for Carving Knives and Forks. 

Also, Manufacturers of fine Pen, Pocket, Sportsmens', Desk, Erasing,. 
Lock and Sneck,and fine Spring Knives of every description. 

STEEL SCISSORS in the greatest varieties, & of most elegant Workmanship. 
STEEL REFINERS AND CONVERTERS, 

And General Dealers in all Articles connected nAlk the Sheffield Trad*. 

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JOHNSONS 



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MASS&(SENAROQMS 



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DAIE CHINA 61 







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MANUFACTURER OP THE 



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AND DEALER IN 

GLASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE, 

si & es* mjmayb, SHnrpiB&D. 

This Establishment offers to the inspection of the Public, a large and 

choice selection of Plain and Cut Glass, China, Dinner, Dessert, Tea, 

Breakfast, and Chamber Services, Chimney Ornaments, &c. &c. Also, 

Every Article in Earthenware requisite for the Mansion or the Cottage. 

Complete Services with Armorial Bearings, Crests, or Initials painted 

upon each Piece, & Glass made & cut to order, on the shortest notice. 



" Water is of so constant 
service, not only for our 
drinks, but also in preparing 
of our flesh and bread, that it 
may justly be said to be the 
vekicleof all our nourishment: 
so that whenever it puts on 
bad qualities,no wonder that, 
on its passage through the 
body, these do make suitable 

impressions there." 

Dr. Mead. 




'£ would recommend 
every family to procure one 
of these Filtering Machines , 
as they are to be had at a 
small expense; and the little 
trouble necessary to keep it 
clean is nothing in compari. 
son with its great utility as 
a preserver of health. — WhiU 
law on Inftamation, Sfc, 



JOSEPH JOHNSON'S 

FOR THE PURIFYING OF WATER, 
AT TWELVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS. 



These useful Machines are manufactured on the most improved principle^ 
and effectually purify rain, river, pond, or spring Water, by [divesting it of 
all animal, earthy, or vegetable matter, thereby preventing the baneful 
effects so often produced by the use of impure water. They produce an 
abundant supply of that most necessary article in the highest state of purity 
and perfection. They have long been patronised by the Faculty, and are 
of the utmost importance for the preservation of health. 



MET1LLI€ WICK 

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IN GREAT VARIETY. 



CHINA LETTERS AND FIGURES, 



The Favour of a Call would be highly esteemed and 
duly appreciated. 



THE 



A-ONE!! HAT ESTABLISHMENT, 

51, MARKET-PLACE, SHEFFIELD. 




English Silk Hats from 3/9 to 6/3 ; French Hats 
from 6/6 to 9/6; Velvet Naps at 8/6, 10/6, & 1 2/6. 

BEMJAMiTlRIICHiiRDS 

Invites attention to his 

IMPROVED VELVET NAPP'D HATS, 

Manufactured in Dublin, by H. KIBERD. 
And in LONDON, by JAMES BOWLER. 

They combine all the properties of the Beaver, 
with the advantages of the French Silk Hat. 

They are elastic, impervious to Rain, and 

durable beyond any Hat now in use; Price 12/6, 

14/6, and 21/. 

Agent for BENNET & FIELD'S Celebrated 

CLOTH AND VELYET CAPS. 

N.B. Gentlemen's Travelling Caps ; German 
and English Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Oil Silk, 
Brazillian Grass Hats, and Leather Hat Cases, 
in great variety. 



Manufactured expressly for 

CARRIAGES 




LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, to., 



BY 



GHARLES BURGIN, 

QUEEN-STREET, Sheffield. 

MANUFACTURER OF RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND LOCOMOTIVE SPRINGS, 

WARRANTED. 




HUDSON BAY AND RUSSIAN FUR MANUFACTORY, 

ESTABLISHED AT 

69, MARKET-PLACE, OPPOSITE KLNG-ST., SHEFFIELD, 

September 1st, 1844. 

Earnestly invites the Ladies of Sheffield and its Vicinity, to an unrestrained 
inspection of the Largest and most Magnificent Stock of FOREIGN 
PURS out of LONDON, which are made up in the Best and most 
Fashionable Style. — T. P. being the only Manufacturing Furrier in Shef- 
field, can with confidence state the Superiority of his FURS over 
the mere Vendors ; and this will be obvious to all who honour him with 
a Call. All Articles sold by him are Warranted of sound and well dressed 
Skins, and free from the moth, which can only be done by a practical Fur- 
rier. Last Year, those Ladies who honoured him (his first season,) with 
their commands, and were unavoidably disappointed, are respectfully 
informed that he has made new Arrangements for this Season, and has 
engaged a number of first rate Workmen, which will insure regularity and 
Dispatch in the execution of any Orders he may be favoured with. 

m- ENTRANCE TO THE FUR ROOMS, THROUGH THE ROYAL HAT DEPOT, 

ELfMT •& (GAP BlFAWMHf o 

THOMAS PHILLIPS, 

(SUCCESSOR TO S. PHILLIPS, HATTER TO HIS LATE MAJESTY WM. IV.,) 

69, MARKET-PLACE, SHEFFIELD, 

With feelings of gratitude acknowledges the very liberal Support he has receiv- 
ed since taking to the above Business, and in return begs to assure the Public 
that the most unremitting exertions on his part shall be used towards every 
Improvement in that important Article of Dress — the Hat; and in order to 
insure the approbation of the numerous Patrons of this Establishment, he 
has made an arrangement with "Melton, Hatter to H. R. H Prince 
Albert and the Royal Family" 194, Regent-SU, London, for a regular 
Supply of his Celebrated Cork Velvet Nap Hats, and with many other 
Houses of distinction in London and Paris, for Supplies of the newest Fash- 
ions in LADIES' and CHILDRENS' BEAVER BONNETS and HATS, 
CLOTH and VELVET CAPS, and LADIES' RIDING HATS, GEN- 
TLEMEN'S HUNTING HATS, SERVANTS' LIVERY HATS, GOLD 
and SILVER LACE, COCKADES, LEATHER HAT CASES, and every 
Article connected with the Trade. 

«T RETAIL, WHOlISAIiJiNDf OR EXPORTATION. 

PLEASE TO NOTICE THE ADDRESS :— 

MAMFACTTJRII& FURRIER AM) HATTER, 

69, Market- Place, Opposite King-Street, 

N.B. FURS Cleaned and Altered, by experienced hands, on New and 
Scientific Principles, quite unknown in the Country. 

ALL KINDS @P R0MJ !P>mJ!B©!H]A§I® ©W IiK©irilA!K!@i!8> Q 



BAWAMICLOflON 




INVALUABLE BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED WITH 

BIDAVS 

CBftllBAlll i'A&SAKIt liflil 

Has been successfully applied to this distressing Disease for a number of 
Years, and he can fearlessly assert that in no instance where it has been pro- 
perly applied, has it failed of producing the most salutary effects, and perma- 
nent Cures in the greater proportion of Cases, in the short space of two or 
three days from the first application : in fact, there are instances which can 
be referred to, of parties suffering from birth with this nainful Deformity, 
who have been perfectly Cured by the use of one Bottle of this Lotion, after 
having had recourse to all the approved remedies commonly adopted in such 
cases. Testimonials, too numerous for the space of an Advertisement of 
this description, could be given of the efficacy of this Lotion to individuals, 
who, after having expended pounds on other Lotions, Ointments, &c, have 
been Cured by the use of this Lotion, in so incredibly short space of time, 
that, from fear of being charged with egotism, the Publisher hopes that 
those suffering, will enquire of others who have witnessed its application ; 
and it may also be justly said of this Lotion, that it not only removes the 
blemish, but strengthens and invigorates the Sight. 

80M> AT THE PROPRIETOR'S, 

NO. 188, P0RT0BELL0-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 

In BOTTLES, at 7f<f.; 1/1§ ; 2/9 ; and 4/6, Each, 
jig* Parties at a distance may be supplied with a Bottle, at 4/6, with fuJI 
Directions for its Application, by sending a Post Office Order for that amount. 

N.B. DRUGS oflnTptJ^^ Proprietors, 

At Unprecedently Low Prices, as will be seen by tlie following List:— 

BEST PURIFIED EPSOM SALTS, 5 per pound. 

FINE SENNA LEAVES, 1 6 do 

BEST COLD DRAWN CASTOR OIL, 1 8 do' 

BEST CAMMOMILE FLOWERS, 1 6 do 

CARBONATE OF SODA, 7 do' 

TARTARIC ACID, 2 do* 

BEST BLACK LEAD, o 5 do' 

PRIME LONDON VINEGAR, 1 io per gallon. 

AND OTHER ARTICLES EQUALLY CHEAP. 

V GENERAL LIStFmAY^BE^HAD ON APPLICATION. 




T. E. JACKSON, 




MANUFACTURER, 
No. 11, 



SHEFFIELD. 



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JOHN SHEARER, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

weavers' mm 9 KNHVE8, 

NIPPERS, &c, 

No. 166, ELDON-STREET, SHEFFIELD -MOOR. 

THOMAS MERRILL, 

MANUFACTURER OF LATHES, FLYS, 

WRINGING MACHINES, 

DARWIN'SYARD,93,BARKER'S POOL, 




SILVERSMITH, WATCHMAKER, 

MANUFACTURERofthebestSHEFFIELD PLATE, 

IFQMi (SOTILilfiYj ^©IimiNlIi 1PGJ\YI 3 

BRITANNIA METAL GOODS, 



&c. 



DEALER IN NEW & SECOND -HAND 

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BANK BUILDINGS, ANGEL-STREET, 

TWO DOORS BELOW THE POST-OFFICE, SHEFFIELD. 




WM. SHALLCROSS, 

64, 

tllI!f¥»SflIIf s 

SHEFFIELD, 

MANUFACTURER OF SPOONS, FORKS, 

TABLE, DESSERT, AND FRUIT KNIVES, 

NUTCRACKS, SNUFFERS, &c., &c, 

<& !&&&. IPlate, $ SFX^ 

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Wholesale and Retail 

FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINE AND SPIRIT 



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OPPOSITE THE TONTINE HOTEL, | 

OLD HAYMARKET, SHEFFIELD. 




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OBSERVE ! 



At this extensive Establishment, Spirits of the highest legal strength, 
and Wines of the very choicest quality; and by the full imperial 
measure, are sold in quantities, however small, upon the same terms 
as if purchased by the Pipe, Puncheon, Hogshead, or Dozen, namely — 



AT WH©E.E§A.a,E PBICE8. 



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JOHN BLURTON'S 






ESTABLISHMENT, 





(M CASTLE-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

M QsT Every description of Printing executed at the above Offices, , 
vSj with neatness and dispatch, and at LOWER PRICES than any I 
m other Office in the Town. 



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INATTENTIVELY. 



CHEAP PRINTING 

ESTABLI8HMEIT, 

OPPOSITE THE TOWN - HALL, | 

CASTLE-STREET, 

AM) BOTTOM OF KIM-ST., SHEFFIELD. 



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JOHN BLURTON 

Returns thanks for the very distinguished Patronage he has 
received during the last Ten years, and begs to inform the Public 
that his Business will continue to be conducted upon the same 
principle as heretofore, viz.: — to execute the best Workmanship at 
the Lowest Price ; and that no attention shall be wanting to J§ 
merit a continuance of that large amount of Patronage he possesses- 

J.B. has made such additional Improvements in his Establish- 
ment as the progressing state of the times requires -, that portion 
which fashion had rendered obsolete having made way for more 
recent inventions. His extensive Offices are replete with every 
Material calculated to answer the object of his Patrons, from the 
smallest to the largest possible sizes of Type, &c. 



(ANY DIMENSIONS,) 

HAND BILLS, LISTS OF PRICES, 

PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, <6c, 

AND AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER OFFICE. 



I. SHEPHERD, 

GENERAL 

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 

No. 17, 



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MAHOGANY, TIMBER, DEALS, 

IRON, STEEL, IRONMONGERY, &C. ; 

UPHOLSTERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 

(PAiPEl !HlANIGOIKlG§ g FHATOI^ig <^©a 
^T THE ONLY FEATHER - STOVE IN THE TOWN. 

India Pale and Common Ale and Porter Brewer, Neepsend. 




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FRANCIS COLLEY 








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LEATHER DEALER, 




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GINGER BEER MANUFACTURER, 
MEETING-HOUSE LANE, 



H. H. in acknowledging the high estimation and extensive Patronage 
which the Superior Qualities of his Celebrated Beverages have 
secured to hirn, respectfully informs his Friends that he has now so 

ENLARGED HIS ESTABLISHMENT AND IMPROVED HIS MACHINERY, 

AS TO BE ABLE 



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AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL AGENT. 



OFFICES:— 15, OLD HAYMARKET, AND 3, CORN- 
EXCHANGE, SHEFFIELD. 



NITRATE OF SODA, f 

PHAT-1 m AMMOINIA, | 
AGRICULTURAL AND ROCK SALT, <fcc, tej 

WITH EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF 

AITIIFKIIM, TIILIt,A6Bj I 

OF GENUINE QUALITY, AND ON THE LOWEST TERMS. $ 

1 $2 

3 c 2 





HANNAH SHAW & SON, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

COMPOUND 

FOR SUSPENDING WEIGHTS, OR FOR THE 

BRASSlolliiMGHETS, 

FOR EXTRACTING THE 

PARTICLES OF IRON FROM BRASS FILINGS. 

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FOR THE SELF-ACTING ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE. 

MAGNETIC STEEI COMPASS NEEDLES. 
STRAIGHT BAR MAGNETS 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 



TOY MAGNETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

m, 68, ITOGISS-S'f ., SHEFFIELD. 



BRUSH MANUFACTURERS, 

No. 20, ORCHARD - STREET, 

Make every Description of BRUSHES, Suitable for the Manufacturers of 
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS, FILE MAKERS, 

CUTLERS, OPTICIANS, FOUNDER S, STOVE GRATE MANUFACTURERS, &G. 

All kinds of FANCY HAIR, HAT, AND CLOTHES BRUSHES; 
TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES, IN IVORY AND BONE ; CARPET 
BRUSHES ; WHISK AND HAIR, HORSE, WATER, AND SPOKE 
BRUSHES, — Of Superior Make and Quality. 



A Large Assortment of SHOE MAKERS' BRISTLES, of Superior 
Quality, always on hand. 



MATTHEW SMITH, 
IRON AND STEEL MERCHANT, 

Wo. 36, 

BUTTON -LANE, COMER OF CARVER - STREET, 
SHEFFIELD. 

GUN AND PISTOL MAKER, 

ARMOURER TO HER MAJESTY'S TROOPS IN SHEFFIELD ; 

AND DEALER 

IN CAPS, PATENT SHOT, GUNPOWDER, dc. 
FLXCT & PIHCUSSIOH OTIS 

RE-STOCK'D AND ALTERED ON IMPROVED PRINCIPLES, 

16, WESTiMTsHEFFIELD. 



HYPER-OXY-KALI 




HOLMES SOAP WORKS, ROTHERHAM, 



YORKSx4IRE. 



This Article, being a New Composition, possesses double Wash- 
ing power and durability over all other kinds of Soap ; it washes 
with great ease, and lathers freely in either hard, soft, mineral 
spring, or sea water. 

In Washing, NO SODA MUST BE USED, as the Soap pos- 
sesses all the softening properties within itself. Painters, Dyers, 
Colliers, Mechanics, and others who have hitherto found it difficult 
to remove dirt, grease, paint, or stains from their clothes and per- 
sons, will find it of paramount advantage. 

The absence of all ingredients which tend to destroy the colour 
of Printed Goods, renders this Soap highly valuable -, it brightens 
good fast colours ; and the finest Silks and Lace may be washed 
with it, without the slightest fear of their texture being injured. 

For general Household purposes, such as scouring floors, cleans* 
ing painted rooms, walls, and furniture, it only need be tried to be 
appreciated. 

To Manufacturers, Dyers, and Scourers of Flannels, Woollens, 
Worsted, &c, it offers peculiar advantages ; and the Washerwoman 
will find that by using this Soap, the original colour of Flannel is 
preserved, which arises chiefly from her not having to soften the 
water with Soda, or other deleterious ingredients. 

Ordinary Soaps require rain-water, but this does not. And who 
would not prefer the crystal stream to the sooty water from the 
house top ? The luxury of Washing in clear spring water, without 
exertion, is of itself sufficient to induce any one to use this Soap. 
To Sailors it will be invaluable, as the HYPER-OXY-KALI is 
the only Soap yet produced which washes properly in sea water. 

f^lf 3 The Article may be known by its extraordinary Washing 
properties, and by its leaving the skin delicately white and soft : 
it may likewise be distinguished by the Names — 



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BEING STAMPED ON EVERY BAR.- NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. 1 



MANUFACTURERS OF 

TABLE CUTLERY, SAWS, & STEEL 
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AND GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, 
IWimi ISM1ACB* IBS! IBUL 

corporate mark « non xll." 

Licensed to Manufacture Jones's Patent Table Cutlery, 

GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS 



AT 



JAMES THEAKER'S 

LONDON COFFEE HOUSE, 

No. 102, HAYMARKET, SHEFFIELD. 

$g= A VARIETY OF LONDON AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS. 
MANUFACTURER OF 








42, CHARLOTTE-STREET, 
JOHN AND JONATHAN BELL, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

DESSERT & FRUIT KNIVES, 

OTTILE SIEHEFFHIEILIE), 

AND STOKER COTTAGE, NEAR THE CEMETERY, 



TAILORING, CLOTHING, <& OUTFITTING 



COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, 

^©^©TGRitrF, SIKIIllFIFOgQJ),, 



K. IiBVlT AND 8OI8 

Return their sincere thanks for the extended patronage they have received 
since they opened the premises, lately comprising the Post Office and News 
Room, which are now fitted up on a scale of grandeur and magnificence, 
unparalleled in any Town in the Kingdom ; and solicit an inspection of 

their Stock of 

WEST CF ENGLAND CLOTHS; THE MATERIALS FOR TROUSERS; 

And recherche Patterns in Vestings. 

The Economist, as well as the Man of Fashion, is invited to a perusal of 
the annexed List of Prices, which, on comparison, will be found considerably 
lower than any other House. For perfection in Fit, and complete adaptation 
to the Human Frame, R. Levy and Sons flatter themselves that they have 
succeeded in equalling any Talent in the Kingdom. EVERY READY 
MADE ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, from which 
NO ABATEMENT WILL BE MADE. 

BESPOKE DEPARTMENT. 

£ S. D. £ S D. 

Dress, New Market, or Riding Coats, from 1 4 to 2 13 

Frock or Suvtout Coats from 1 8 to 3 

Tweed, Buckskin, Cloth, & Fancy Trousers, from 12 to 1 4 

BlackDress do from 16 to 1 6 

€loth, Cashmere, and Fancy Vests.... from 7 6 to 12 

Rich Velvets and Satin do from 10 to 1 10 

Suit of Mourning from • 1 15 to 5 5 

Shooting Coats from 16 to 1 15 

A large stock of Tweed Coats, ready made, from .... 7 

Suit of Livery from 2 10 

READY MADE DEPARTMENT; 

£ S. D. £ S. D. 

Dress, New Market, or Riding Coats from.... 1 to 2 10 

Frock or Surtout Coats from 1 2 to 2 12 

Black or Drab Cloth Trousers from 7 6 to 1 10 

Tweed, Woollen, Substitutes, & Moleskin do from 2 6 to 8 6 

Tweed Shooting Jackets from 12 to 1 

Black and Drab Cloth do from 18 to 1 8 

Black and Fancy Satin Vests from 5 9 to 7 6 

Silk Velvet do from 8 6 to 16 

Office Coats in various materials from 4 

Hussar and Tunic Cloth Suits ....from 15 

The largest Stock of Codrington, Chesterfield, D'Orsay, Taglioni, and Pelt's 
Wrappers ; Kentuckian Jackets, &c, for Over Coats, ever amassed together, 
~trKvarious colours, textures, and styles, cut upon the most scientific princi- 
ples,l&ade to order, from 7s. 6d. to £3. 10s. 

MOURNING MADE TO ORDER WITH INCREDIBLE EXPEDITION. 

SCARLET HUNTING COATS, from £3. 3s. 

LADIES' RIDING HABITS, made in a superior style, from . . £2. Os. 

HATS 

From the first Makers in the Kingdom, and at the Manufacturers' Prices. 

figf Private JEntree, Door below the Shop. 
Parcels sent (carriage free) within a circuit of twenty miles round Sheffield. 



RICHARD BRAITHWAIT, 

FINE SCISSORS, TAILORS' SHEARS, 

&c, 
23, CARR-LANE, 

Corporate Mark "LUZ" 

MW&m^ JBMJRMBEJEA.^ 

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 




AUGERS, &c 

No. 35, KOCKINGHAM-LANE, (NEAR THE TOP,) 

BIRL.EY SPA 

Is distant A\ miles from Sheffield ; 7 from Rotherham ; 6 from Dronfield ; 19 from Don- 
caster ; 16 from Bakewell ; 4 from Eckington Station ; 14 from Worksop ; and 

11 from Chesterfield 



THE COMMITTEE OF THE ABOVE NAMED 

Beg respectfully to inform the Public, that it is now completely finished, and fitted up in 
such a manner as to be ready for the reception of Visitors at any time. They also beg to 
state, that being determined to accommodate the Public as far as lays in their power, they 
have made a considerable REDUCTION in the charges for BATHING, particularly in 
the ANNUAL TICKETS, which they have greatly REDUCED IN PRICE, and for 
greater convenience to Subscribers, have changed them from Yearly to Half-Yearly 

Tickets:— thus 

For One Person, from February 1st to August 1st, 6s. Od. 

For Two Persons, do. \of the same\ do 10s. Od. 

For Three or more, do. ( family j do 12s. 6d. 

And from August First, to February First, the same prices as above. 

The above Prices give access to all the Baths, except the Marble Bath, for which an extra 
charge of Three Shillings for each half year will be required. 



PRICES OF SINGLE BATHS. 



s. d. 
Marble Bath, 2 
Hot Bath, ..13 



s. d. 

Shower Bath, 9 

Lartre Cold Plunging Bath, 6 



s. d 

Ladies' Cold Plunging Bath, 9 
Tepid Bath, 9 



AN OMNIBUS, FROM THE COMMERCIAL INN, SHEFFIELD, 

Will run to and from the SPA, twice every day, (Sundays exceptedj and Visitors may 
confidently rely on every necessary attention being paid them, and may be accommodated 
with Private Apartments, by applying to the Manager, at the Baths. 
The Waters having been recently analyzed by that eminent Professor, Mr.WEST,of Leeds, 
are found to possess properties of a very valuable nature, which accounts for the great re- 
putation they h i ve been held in for a period of several centuries ; & also for the surprising 
Cures they hav effected during the short time they have now been Opened to the Public. 



JOHN WAGSTAFF, 




AND 



WRINGING MACHINES OF PECULIAR ELIGIBILITY, 

AND MANUFACTURER OF 



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34, DIVISION-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 



EDWARD DUNKLEY, 

41, ORCHARD - STREET, SHEFFIELD, 







Begs respectfully to return his most sincere Thanks to his Friends and the 
Public, for the liberal encouragement "he has received for the last five years, 
during which time he has carried on the above Businesses ; and hopes, by 
strict attention, and moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of that 
Support which he has hitherto received. 



{KMKOTTRNIKTG MADE TO ORDER on the SHORTEST NOTICE. 

EDWIN BUSSEY, 

AUCTIONEER AND VALUER. 

OBSERVE-E. BUSSEY's Furniture, Feather, 
and Oil Cloth Warehouse, 

€3" OPPOSITE THE HEW POST OPPICE. 



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AND CHOP AND STEAK HOUSE, 

SHEFFIELD. 



*Hf Good Accommodation for Commercial Gentlemen and Private Families 

••• LONDON, DAILY, AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS. 



DEACON, WADE, & CO., 

White-Horse Inn, Cripple-Gate, London, 

AND PURNIVAL-ST,, EYRE-ST., Sheffield, 

DAILY RAILWAY, VAN, & WAGGON 



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D., W., & Co. gratefully acknowledge the distinguished support they have 
received for so many years, and trust, by continuing to adhere to their well- 
known Punctuality and strict Attention to all orders entrusted to them, they 
shall receive a Continuance of the same, with such further Increase as their 
Exertions may deserve, 

DEACON, WADE, AND GO.'S WAREHOUSES- 



IN LONDON- 



NOTTINGHAM, Milton street 



WhiteHorseInn,Cripplegate,Londou;i ST. IVES, Warehouse 

Old White Horse, Cellar, Piccadilly ; j STAMFORD, Warehouse 

Boar & Castle, Oxford street ; j BRISTOL, Bell yard, Thomas street 



136, London, Wall, No. 7, Wharf, 
Paddington Railway Station, Cam- 
den Town. 



BRADFORD, Tyrrell Square 
HALIFAX, near Shambles „ 
HUDDERSFIELD, Rosemary lane 
LEEDS, Wine street „ 

NORWICH, 73, St. Giles street 



BURY ST. EDMUND'S, 2, Wells st 
CAMBRIDGE, Wheeler street 
GODMANCHESTER, Warehouse 
LEICESTER, Humberstone gate 
LYNN, NEWARK, &c. 
WAKEFIELD, West gate 
YORK, Swine gate 
HULL, Jackson's Warehoue, 2, Rail- 
way Station 



Goods forwarded beyond Deacon, Wade, <fc Co/s Stations by the most 

direct and regular Conveyances ; and by Thos. Blackburn, to Darlington, 

Richmond, Durham, and Newcastle. 

MARY JACKSON, 

FURMVAL-ST., SHEFFIELD, 

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BY RAILWAY, TO AND FROM SHEFFIELD AND HULL, 

From whence Goods are forwarded by Steam Packet, TO LONDON, 5 
Days a Week; and to Hamburgh, Rotterdam, Lynn, Yarmouth Grimsby, 
New Holland, Barton, Gainsborough, Brigg, Boston, Wisbeaeh, Leith, 
Edinburgh, and Aberdeen. Goods forwarded to all parte of Lincolnshire. 

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W. HUTTON & SON, 



MANUFACTURERS IN 



SILVER, GERMAN SILVER, 



AND THE 



PATENT ARGENTINE PLATE, 



DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, 
TEA SETS, 

AND EVERY ARTICLE FOR THE TABLE. 
IN STEEL, POLISHED OR PLATED. 

PENCILS, PEN HOLDERS, 

THIMBLES, &c, 

IN GOLD, SILVER, AND GERMAN SILVER. 



BY MAGNETIC ELECTRICITY, 

&mw &a»& ©'©sons $&5&©wsr 32©s>;ss* 



REPAIRS AND REPLATING. 



GEORGE HODGSON, 



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FOR STEEL MELTERS, 



CHARCOAL BLACKING & COAL DUST 

FOR IRON FOUNDERS, 

AID JIAIUFACTUKEIl OF 






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EMERY, 



DD1IBM 

MAGIC RAZOR STROP 

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AGRICULTURAL COMPOST, 



AND 






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WALK-MILL, 12 O'CLOCK, SHEFFIELD. 



G. H. is the sole Manufacturer of the newly invented 
Compost for Tillage, which stands unrivalled as a rich con- 
centrated fertilizer of the soil. 



house-no. 144, harvest-lane 



CORPORATE MARK. 



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DEFIANCE I 



CHARLES PITTS, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

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TABLE, SHOE, BUTCHERS', and COOKS' KNIVES, 

&c. ; AND 



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No. 7, CHES TER ■ STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

The above Corporate Mark was granted by the Company of Cutlers. 

FIREWORKS. 



PYROTECHNIC ARTIST, 

Patronized by Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria* His Royal Highness Prince 
Albert, and several of the most distinguished Nobility, 

KELVIN -GROVE HOTEL, INFIRMARY- ROAD, SHEFFIELD. 

Every Description of Fireworks, with the most modern Improvements in 
Colour and Device, for Fetes, Public Exhibitions, or Private Rejoicings, with 
personal attendance, if required, without any additional charge. Dealers, 
Schools, and Private Parties, supplied on the most Reasonable Terms, and 
every Article warranted perfectly safe. 

Kelvin-Grove, Promenade Garden, Gymnasium, and Archery Ground, is Open 

Daily, and will be found replete with all the various Apparatus for Agile and 

Athletic Exercises, so strongly recommended by the Faculty, for promoting 

Health and Manly Vigour. 

TheADMiRERs of Sylvan Sports, may be furnished with Bows, Arrows and 
Target, of the best Material and Construction.— Situated within 20 minutes 
easy walk of the Parish Church, vet possessing all the advantages of the remote 
country, KELVIN GROVE will be found peculiarly adapted for Festive and 
Recreative Parties. The House is large and commodious, having 
various rooms fronting the Grove, capable of accommodating several hundred 
persons. The WINKS, SPIRITS, and other Refreshments, will be 
found of the first Quality, and at strictly moderate Charges. 




MARK. 



JOSEPH ELLIS, 



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SPRING - STREET, 



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MANUFACTURER OF SURGICAL & VETERINARY 

INSTRUMENTS, 

tut IF = [UNMiKSTOM®. SMSSBflA APPABATys, 

TRUSSES. 



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Complete Sets of Instruments for Naval and Military Surgeons, 
LANCETS QF SUPERIOR QUALITY, 

And every other Instrument and Apparatus used by Physicians, 

Surgeons, and Apothecaries. 



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JOHN PITT, 

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AND 



AGENT TO THE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY; 

"WHOLESALE DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF 

POLISHED, SILVERED, <fe PATENT PLATE; 

BRITISH SHEET & CYLINDER GLASS 

FLUTED, ORNAMENTED, OR FLOCKED ; 

M©MH(G & BTAlWm ©L&88, 

EITHER PLAIN OR WITH RICH COLOURING. * 

ALSO CAST OR MILLED SHEET LEAD, 




ZING !N SHEETS OR PIPES FOR SPOUTING; 



INCLUDING 

HYDRAULIC PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, HOT & COLD BATHS, 

&c. 

Glazing Work in all its branches, on the most reasonable terms, 

WA^GATE, SHEFFIELD. 

Gil AVBS, WAHB, AIB XBBOTSOH, 

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 

STEEL, RICH METAL, AND BRONZED ORNAMENTAL 

KELHAM FOUNDRY, SHEFFIELD. 



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BEOWl All flat:* 

SOLLY WORKS, SOLLY-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 

MANUFACTUKERS OF 

BRACES, CAST STEEL BITS, 

SCREW BOXES, FXaOW STOPS, 

TOOL CHESTS, 

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND BEST WORKMANSHIP ; 

AND 

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF 

PATENT ANTI-FRICTION BRACE. 

The Advantage of this Patent Brace above all others, 

is its easy Working, and having no Friction as in other Braces. The 
Spindle and Socket Nut being of Hardened Cast Steel, and applicable to 
either Lignum Heads or Improved Brass Neck Heads. The Brass Neck 
has a Nut screwed into or upon the Socket piece, thereby preventing the 
Cap from working off. In the Patent principle the Lignum Head has a 
Brass Socket piece, screwed into the Neck part, which contains the Spindle 
and Nut. 

NEW GEORGE - STREET, SHEFFIELD MOOR, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

TRUSSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

AND ELASTIG SUSPENDARY BANDAGES; 

§KiOT§ 9 ILAMIES 9 Blff§K§ 9 

Cast Steel Trimming Combs for Horse Clipping, Horse Sweat Scrapers ; 
ALL KINDS OF MACHINE KNIVES TO PATTERN, 

U©^3 M® §KD1K1[K1I[B 1> S S€tKWH§ & §[PG5flKl©§ 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

J. W. has always a Stock of Trusses on hand, from which any parson can be 
fitted at a moments warning. 



IMPORTANT TO ALL HOUSEKEEPERS 

THAT ADMIRE SPLENDID FURNITURE. 



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STANDS QUITE UNRIVALLED, FOR 

*f A13IIG All POLISH! 

ALL KINDS OF 

CABINET AND FRENCH POLISHED FURNITURE, 

Papier Mache Goods, 
Carriage Bodies, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, &c. 

The pre-eminence of this invaluable Preparation, above all others, is daily 
increasing in the estimation of all Housekeepers throughout the length and 
breadth of the Island. Its qualities does not consist in its high Polishing 
properties only, but, unlike all other preparations, it leaves no dirt or grease 
upon any article to which it may be applied, but imparts a splendid smooth 
glass-like appearance, which is produced by half the usual labour, and 
which is not liable to be marked by hot plates, glasses, or the prints 
of the hands, &c. &c. 

Sold Retail, in Half Pint Bottles, at Is.; and in Pint Bottles at 

2s. each, 

By most respectable Ironmongers, Grocers, Chemists, Upholsterers, &c, 

&c, in Town and Country ; and Wholesale and for Exportation at the 

GLOSSOP-ROAD, SHEFFIELD. 

|§gp N.B, — A Liberal Allowance to all Dealers. 




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1ETAL MANUFACTORY 



EBENEZER STAGEY, 

(NEPHEW AND SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE JOHN V1CKERS,) 

HAKKyFAeYTOEl ©IF ALL K0K1IM ©IF 

TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PERCOLATORS, &C. &C M B 

DISH COVERS, 
COMMUNION SERVICES, ' 

BRITANNIA -PLACE, 40, GARDEN -STREET, 

JOHN VALLEY, 

SHELL, IVORY, HORN, BUFFALO, AND HOOF 

COMB MANUFACTURER, 

No. 141, 

MTlRIITs, ©HlilFIFQIlkEk 



JONES A CO., 

PATENT TABLE KNIFE 

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WESTFIELD-TERRACE, SHEFFIELD. 



JONES & CO. respectfully inform the Manufacturers & Merchants 
that they can be supplied with the 

PATENT 

IN THE ROUGH, 

Ready Shaped for the Grinder, marked with their Names, or the 
Names of their Customers ; — thus giving them the advantages of 
participating equally in the profits of the Patent right. 

f&^ A liberal Discount allowed to large Purchasers. 
CASH ON B22LIVER-ST- 




I. J. GOODWIN, 




GROCER and CORN FACTOR, 

1®TTT®IK1 ©IP WIST=©ATEj 

ROTH II MM.l.U. 



G. TUMMON'S, 

MAHOGANY, HARDWOOD, VENEER, AND DEAL 











NORRISFIELD, SHEFFIELD. 



PRICES; 

Mahogany of all Descriptions One Penny per Superficial Foot, 

Hardwoods Do. Do. Three Half-pence Do. Do. 

Mahogany and Coach Pannel Boards, |, 3-|, J, 5|, §, | Six 

Shillings per 100 Feet. 

gg° NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CURLS. 



JONATHAN CROOKES & SON, 

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 



FEN, POCKET, AND SPORTING 




3 

No. 89, ELDON - STREET, 
NEAR THE WASHINGTON WORKS, 

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OBSERVE, — All Cutlery Goods made by fhera have on 
them their Corporate Mark — a Heart and a Pistol, 



COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, 

SHEFFIELD. 

©TOOK ©W TBM 

COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, 



PURSUED IN 



MR. B. S. BOOTH'S ACADEMY, 

FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS. 
READING and RECITATION. 

WRITING, Plain and Commercial. 

the shortest and simplest methods. To this brineW v^f2- v% & 
especially invites the attention of Parents who whhfhet- s^ns to beonallfle^i 

Z2EEF p,,rsuits; he haTiQg made * is M > *- -B -S5£ 

^?iS s^isftrjsrw art f 

terrogative system is employed. P es tile m ' 

GEOGRAPHY and the OUTLINES of ASTI?n\ T nuv + w i 
f vely and mathematieal.y, and mLatflSSS^Wa^^ 

^^^^n^J&'V'^ * attenti0Q in the instructions 

„iven , and MORALITY is strictly enjoined both by precept and example 

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Wo extra Charge except for Stationery. 
0" ^ Quartet** Notice previously to the removal of a Pupil. 



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AT THE 

SHEFFIELD GENERAL CEMETERY 

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£. s. 
A single Interment— Children under six years of age .... 4 

Do. do. from six years and" upwards 6 

A single Interment, with an Inscription of name, age, and } ■, q 

time of decease, on stone 5 

Interment of a still born child 1 



Land for a private Grave, Tarring? r ., , A nl -, 

in price according to situation H L 10s ' 0d " & *P™' ds - 

For sinking the same nine feet, including all expenses of the) q 

first Interment 3 

For each future Interment therein 

An extra charge will be made for depths below nine feet 



17 6 
14 6 



A private Vault, or Crypt, for a single Interment 5 

A familv Vault, varving according ? r ., A n me i 

to size and situation" ?£ £10. Os. Od. & upwards. 

For the first Interment in a Vault . ~ 

For each subsequent Interment therein 1 

Extra charge for Interments before one o'clock in the day, 




This Cemetery has heretofore been held under a Deed of Settle- 
ment, enrolled in Chancery; but the Company are applying to the 
Legislature for an Act of Inc 017) oration, by which means a large plot 
of land will be added to the present Cemetery, and consecrated. 

The Directors have made arrangements, that an Interment may 
take place in a private Grave, upon payment of the charge for burial, 
allowing one year for the purchase of the Grave, by payment in two 
instalments. The Grave will be considered the property of the 
family during that year, and will become inalienably theirs upon the 
payment of the purchase money in the appointed time. 

The charge for bmying in a private Grave, in one portion of the 
Cemetery,has been reduced to Seven Shillings, including all expenses- 
Grave and Vault Stones are furnished by the Directors at 
Moderate Charges. 



Any further partioulars may be known on application at the Ceme- 
tery, where orders may be received every day of the week, (Sunday 
excepted) at the Registrar's Office ; or by the Sexton ; or at Mr. J. 
Innocent's, Campo Lane, and Mr. B. Skidmore's, New Haymarket. 



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TEETH, 





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SURGEON-DENTIST, 



Mr. G., grateful for the very extensive Patronage he has always received, 
intimates that he still continues to supply the Loss of Teeth in every 
variety, without extracting the stumps, or giving any pain. 

Mr. G.'s unrivalled method of fixing, combined with the elegance of 
Teeth, which never change colour or decay, renders it impossible for the 
closest observer to detect them from the natural ones. 



Decayed Teeth stopped and rendered useful. Teeth Scaled; Tooth 
Powders, $c. $c. 






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MANUFACTURER OF 







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ENGRAVERS', 

DIE SINKERS', AND ALL KINDS OF TURNERS' 



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CAST STEEL DRAWER, &c„ 

No. 121, 

fffj\2 WILLI AM « OMIT, 



SHEFFIELD. 



GROCER AND TEA DEALER, 

mm. m&v sbis-biu, 

(LATE AT No. 23, CORNER OF BANK-STREET,) 
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF 

SPORTING & BLASTING GUNPOWDERS, 

GUN CAPS AND GUN-WADDING OF ALL SORTS, 

PATENT SAFETY FUZE, &c, &c, 

SLSEfiolesale anli Ktetail, 



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RAW AMD REFINED SUGARS, 

With every Article in the Grocery Trade, of the best Quality, and most 

Reasonable Terms. 






OBSERVE ! ! 

I All 
BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, 

No. 50, WESTBAR, 

Beg to inform the Inhabitants of Sheffield and its Vicinity, that they have 
Opened the above Warehouse with a New and Extensive Stock of 

Of their own Manufacture. — Being Manufacturers, and not Buyers, they offer 

to the Public the advantage of Purchasing Retail, at Wholesale Prices, for 

Ready Money, and no Abatement. 

■BBMBHUI 
ELECTRO PLATERS & GILDERS 

SHEFFIELD. 



SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, 

FERSLEY-PLAGE, GL0S80P-R0AD, SHEFFIELD, 

Respectfully announces to his Friends and the Public generally, that having 
Bemoved to the above commodious residence, he is now prepared to supply the 
Loss of Teeth, from one to a complete set, on an entirely new method, based 
upon true philosophical principles, which, being aided by that most powerful 
and important agent— Galvanic Electricity, enables him, by its iinerring effects, 
to produce Models of the Gums & Gold Palates for the foundations of Artifi- 
cial Teeth, superior to any other principle hitherto adopted by the Dental Faculty. 

H. W. G. has submitted the above principle to upwards of 20 of the first 
Dentists in London, who have expressed their high approval of its merits; he 
therefore fsels confident that those individuals who may be kind enough to 
place themselves under his care, will meet with every satisfaction, assuring 
them that the Teeth supplied by him may be worn with the greatest ease, and 
are capable of restoring perfect articulation and mastication. 

H.W.G. also supplies Teeth upon every other approved construction, parti- 
cularly those carved from the tusk of the Hippopotamus, fitted without springs, 
or ligatures, and retained in their places by capilary attraction. A number of 
beautiful specimens may be seen, on application at his residence as above, 
where may be had the Syamese Elixir,— being the best cure for the Tooth - 
Ache, and pain in the Gums, yet discovered. Also, Lis Tooth Powders, which 
are perfect remedies for the various complaints incident to the Teeth & Gums. 

Extracting & Scaling performed with the greatest care and attention. De- 
cayed Teeth stopped with gold, metallic, or mineral preparations, according 
to the nature of the case, with wonderful effect 

Hours of Business, from 9 in the Morning to 5 in the Evening. 






AND CO., 

LAMP IAN0FIC 

No. 26, 

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SHEFFIELD \ 

Inventors and Patentees of the Victoria Spirit Lamp, — the Cheapest 
Lamp of the kind ever offered to the Public, giving the Light of five Can- 
dles and upwards, without the least smell or smoke, so mucrTcomplained of in 
other Lamps,— being a very economical and useful Light for any kind of use. 
also, manufacturers of the 

mbp SFiiif ma-iif i 

FOB, 2IsI*TJm2$I&TX2S& THE 3EB TtOOItl, JJUESSEY, 

Or any other place where such a Light is required. It is to supercede all 

other Lights whatsoever of the kind, 

•AND IT BURNS EH5HTY-FG0R HOUBS FOR ONE F 

Agents Wanted in every Town in the K 

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MANUFACTURERS OF 



OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

TAILORS' SHEARS, &c, 

GRAMILLE-ST., SHEFFIELD PARR. 



(Xa«e of the Firm of Ellis and Hardwich, George-Street,) 

WHITESMITH, LOCKSMITH, 

GAS FITTER, AND GENERAL IRONMONGER, 
MARKET -STREET, SHEFFIELD. 






MESSES. WHITMARSH, 
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 

102, WESTBAR, and the Corner of NEW QUEEN STREET, 

SHEFFIELD, 

Beg to inform the Public that they have taken to the Business and 
the whole of the Stock of the late J. Bolton & Co., whose long 
experience, combined with the advantages peculiar to an extensive 
Business, enabled them to select and purchase the best Articles, at 
the first Markets. 

Messrs. W., in submitting the following List of Prices, beg to state 
further, that the whole of the Foreign Wines and Spirits were 
purchased by the late Firm. 



#» Gall. $> Doz. & Bottle. 
Pure Pale Champagne Brandy, Vintage 1836... 36s. 75s. 6s.6d. 

Hennessy & Martel's finest Cognac 32s. 64s. 5s.6d. 

Finest Jamaica Bum, from the estates of > 
Messrs. Wedderburn, 3 years in Bond ... 3 

London Gin, of the first quality from 8s. to 12s. per Gallon. 

Scotch Whiskey, first quality 18s 3s.2d. 

Good do. do 16s 2s.9d. 

Irish do. best quality 13s.6d 2s.3d. 

Betts' Patent Brandy 16s. 

Fine old Bottled Port Wine from 30s. to 60s. per Dozen. 

Fine Pale and Brown Sherry do. do. 

Port & Sherry in the Wood, of superior quality, 15s» 

Red and White Cape 9s ls«8d. 



Sole Agents for Kixahan's Celebrated? M a - , 

TT _J^. , C 21s. 42s. 3s.6d. 

LL Whiskey 3 



BRITISH WINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 



Entrance to the Counting Home and Wholesale Department* is 
the first door in Market-Street. 

ALL PACKAGES CHARGED, AND ALLOWED FOR WHEN RETURNED. 



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WILLIAM F©SD 3 




BOOKBINDER, AND STATIONER, 

m (B 9 Y(0)1K« STREET, 



XX SHEFFIELD, 

yx Having recently made considerable additions to his Office, by 

XX the purchase of New Types, and the whole of the Stock of the 

Cy late Me. H. Copley, respectfully informs his Friends and the 

W Public, that he can now execute, with neatness and despatch, and 

)>X on as Reasonable Terms as any Office in the Town, 



ALL SORTS OF PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL 
BOOK WORK, PAMPHLETS, 

POSTING BILLS, HAND BILLS, CIRCULARS, \ 




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CLUB RULES, BILL HEADS, LISTS OF PRICES, 

In Black or Coloured Ink, or in Gold or Bronze. 



W. F.'s Stock of Plain and Ornamental Types embraces m 
every variety of modem improvements, as will be seen in the jjj! 
Advertisements of this Volume, all of which were printed by him. w 




£838333333883383838888S3338383S3S3$ 



HUIT * CO., 

CARRIERS, 

AND 

RAILWAY STATION, SHEFFIELD, 

FORWARD GOODS 

DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM 



HUNT AND CO. have their own Establishments in the follow- 
ing places, unconnected with any other Carrier. Goods consigned 
as under, will be punctually attended to. 

LONDON WAREHOUSES, 

No. 13, Aldersgate Street, (lale Jolly's Warehouse ;) and Railway 
Station, Camden Town. 

RECEIVING OFFICES 

At Moore's, Old Green Man and Still, 122, Oxford Street; The Fea- 
thers, 336, Oxford Street ; Old White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly ; 
White Bear, 22, Piccadilly ; and Bull and Mouth, Regent Circus, 
Piccadilly. 



LIVERPOOL, Railway Station, 63, Wapping. 
MANCHESTER, Railway Station, Oldham Road. 
BIRMINGHAM, Midland Railway Station. 
DERBY, Railway Station. 
LEICESTER, Railway Station. 
NOTTINGHAM, Railway Station. 
NEWARK, Lombard Street. 
GRANTHAM, High Street. 
STAMFORD, St. Mary's Hill. 
PETERBOROUGH, Boat Inn. 
CAMBRIDGE, Castle Inn, St. Andrew Street, 



PERSEVERANCE WORKS, 

SHEFFIELD; 

AND 5, PORTLAND-BUILDINGS, MANCHESTER, 

HORNER BROTHERS AND CO., 

MM 



AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

STAMPS, MIS, FMES 9 

BEDS & PUNCHES ; 

All Kinds of Silversmiths', Saw Makers', and Tinmens' 




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AID FORCE 




HYDRAULIC AND LARGE SCREW PRESSES, 
SCREW JACKS, 

©MMIS' PldfiLTIBS&MIIESs 

IRON PALISADING, 

HEAVY AND LIGHT SMITH WORK ; TURNING, BORING, &C. 
«° REPAIRS Punctually Attended to. 



Agents for WITHAM's PATENT §■ Improved STEAM ENGINE, 
—for Particulars of which, see Prospectus at the above Work*. 



LEEDS & YORKSHIRE 

FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 

Established 1824. — Capital, One Million. 

Trustees,-CHRISTOPHER BECKETT, Esq., and JOHN GOTT, Esq. 
Barkers,— Messrs. BECKETT & Co., and Messrs. WM. WMS. BROWN "& Co, 
Solicitor,— R.E.PAYNE, Esq., n Medical Officer,— T. P. TE ALE, Esq. 
DIRECTORS,— Joseph Mason Tennant Esq., Chairman, 
Edward Baines, Esq. 
Charles Barr, Esq. 
Robert Beverley, Esq. 
Samuel J. Birchall, Esq. 
George Bischoff, Esq. 
Matthew BIoome,Esq. 
Richard, Bramley,Esq. 
Thomas Clapham, Esq. 



John Cooper, Esq. 
Christopher Dove, Esq. 
Richard Driver, Esq, 
Edward Grace, Esq. 
John HeatoTi, Esq., Park-sq. 
John H. Hill, Esq. 
John Kendell, Esq. 
Samuel Leathley, Esq. 

PISE IMTSTJII&.NCE. 



Charles G. Maclea, Esq, 
David William Nell, Es^, 
Thomas B. Pease, Esq. 
Edward Rooke, Esq. 
Thomas Skelton, Esq, 
Henry Smith, Esq. 
Robert White, Esq, 



ANNUAL PREMIUMS on the ordinary Classes of Fire Insurance. 

8. d. 

Common or First Class Insurances 1 6 per Cent . 

Hazardous or Second Class Insurances 2 6 do. 

Doubly Hazardous or Third Class Insurances 4 6 da 

Farming Stock in One Sum, without the Average Clause ,. 3 do. 

Mills and other Special Insurances at Rates proportioned to the 

Estimated Risk. 

The Assured in this Office are allowed a present Discount of Five per Cent, on the 
Amount of all their Premiums of Fire Insurance 

LIFE mS7JHAK"CE. 

The object of first importance in Life Insurance is ultimate Security for the Assured, 
which is most amply provided for by this Company in its large subscribed Capital; 
and in order to meet the views of different individuals, Insurers for the whole of Life 
have the option of two different Rates of Premium. By Insuring according to one of these 
Rates, they become entitled to a Bonus every Seven Years, to the extent of Three-fifths of 
the Profits of the Life Department. While, for those Persons whose object is to Insure a 
fixed sura at the lowest possible cost, a reduced Scale of Premiums has been prepared. 

Third Septennial Declaration of Bonds. 

A Bonus of Twenty per Cent, has been declared on the Premiums paidon Bonus Policies 
during the Seven Years ending December '31st, 1844. This Bonus is applied either by nay 
of addition to the Sum Insured, or in reduction of the future Annual Premiums, according 
to the option of the Assured. When added to the Sum Insured, it amounts on an average of 
the different ages to Thirty -four per Cent, on the Premiums paid. 

The following Extract from the Company's Tables shows the Annual Premium re- 
quired for Insuring the Sum of £100 upon the Life of a healthy Person, for the following 
Ages and Periods: — 





For One 


For Seven 


PREMIUMS FOR 


WHOLE LIFE. 


Age. 


Year 


Years. 
















W T ith Bonus. 


Without Bonus. 




£. s. d. 


£. s. d. 


£. s. d. 


£. s. d. 


20 


1 1 11 


14 


1 19 8 


1 15 9 


95 


14 5 


1 4 10 


2 4 


1 19 8 


30 


1 4 10 


1 5 11 


2 9 5 


2 4 7 


35 


17 2 


18 6 


2 16 7 


2 11 2 


40 


I 9 10 


1 12 4 


3 5 7 


2 19 5 


45 


1 13 7 


1 18 8 


3 17 


3 9 11 


•50 


1 19 10 


2 6 6 


4 11 4 


4 3 3 



Premiums may be paid Half-yearly or Quarterly, instead of Annually, at a proportionate 
Rate 

Prospectuses, both in Fire and Life, with Tables of Premiums, maybe had on Appli- 
cation at the Office in Leeds; or of any of the Company's Agents. 

By Order of the Directors, 
Offices, Commercial Buildings, Leeds: WM. LISTER, Secretary 

AGENTS.— Sheffield, Messrs. Parker & Smith; Rothebham, Mr. Thomas 
Badger ; Barns ley, Mr. Thomas Dale. 



SOHO FOUNDRY & ENGINE WORKS, 

NEAR THE MANCHESTER STATION, 



DAVY BROTHERS 

ENGINEERS, v 

IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS; 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

LOCOMOTIVE, HIGH PRESSURE, 

AND 

CONDENSING ENGINES, 

ON THE MOST IMPROVED PRINCIPLES. 

ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF 

liiiiillilllil 

TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

SAW MILLS, PRESS SCREWS, 

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DAVY BROTHERS having extensive Slide Lathes, Boring 
and Plaining Machines, and all other necessary Tools for manu- 
facturing the ahove, assure the Public that they are enahled to 
execute Orders in the most expeditious and best manner possible. 



WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 

SHEFFIELD. 

COUNTING HOUSE, AND ENTRANCE FOR PRIVATE TRADE, NEXT DOOR 
TO MR. WATERFALLS, CONFECTIONER. 

LONDON GIN, of the highest legal strength .... 1 2s and 13s per gal. 

Do. do. Second Quality ]Os do. 

Do. do. Third do 8s do' 

HIGHLAND MALT WHISKEY, small still, overproof . ... 20s do*. 

Do - do. do. No. 2 Quality ]6s do. 

This Article is selected by a competent Judge on the spot, with full power to buv at 
any time when the Market offers anything very choice; consequently it is not subieet to 
the variation of quality and flavour, which is so often the case in the Trade, keeping at 
all times his Stock well supplied in Bond. ^f*«5 <" 

FTNE OLD JAMAICA RUM. proof lfo ner eal 

BETTS' PATENT WINE BRANDY 16s do 

FINE OLD COGNAC do 32s to 36s do' 

PORT WINE, Vintage 1836 Crusted, Bottled in Oporto . . 42s per doz. 

Do. do. of a fine full flavour S6s do. 

Do. do. do, .>. 30 S do 

IN THE WOOD, very choice l&pereal 

r«5 R ^S? andBn,WI1 36sto42sp P e"d g oz: 

CAPE WINE 18 / do 

MARSALA, an excellent Dinner Wine ofc a^ 

BRITISH WINES, in great variety '////. i 3s do*. 

HOME BREW'D ALE, in small Casks, for Private Families. 
RE ID & Co.'s MILD AND BROWN STOUT LONDON PORTER 
in Casks of 1§ Gallons, and in Bottles, quarts, 6s. per doz. ; pints, 3s. 6d.,' 
do. PALE ALE, as prepared for India, in Casks of 18 Gallons, Is. 9d. per 
gal. ; in Bottles, 6s. 6d. per doz.; and in pints, 3s. 6d. per doz. 

» Jf h !fi Pa / tiCUla . r J ind ? f A,e differs ^ reatl y from the common Malt Liquors. It is more 
ln£ nfl f «P en ted, and approaches nearly the character of a dry Win?; it has the Heht 
ft*' combined with the fragrance and subdued bitter of the most delicate Hop! 
That it is wholesome m an eminent degree, is proved by its being drunk as the common 
t,TI a ?K in Ir L dia ' ^ here ' from the nature of ^e climate, nothinf which is not Sly 
4ibe his a Al^ "l U intuaT SSI? ° f ^l ?"«*«»»• Many * f the Faculty also prZ 
i to Tweaklv npr^n« ni ' DR ; P ?? U T' m hlS WOrk on Diet ' &e " expressly recommends 
, n nnt a h Jt P T 0DS ' ° n aCC0 " nt °J lts dr y ness , its mild Tonic properties, and because it 
is not liable to turn ascescent on the stomach, as other Malt Liquors are 



Every Article enumerated sold in the smallest quantity, on the 
above lerms, of precisely the same quality and strength, as if bought in the 
largest parcels,— J. S. being anxious to supply the small Consumers as well 
as the largest. 

ALL BOTTLES CHARGED COST PRICE, AND ALLOWED FOR WHEN 

RETURNED. 

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ROBERT DRURY & CO., 

FOREIGN cfc FANCY TOOL MANUFACTURERS, 

IMPROVED 

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MILL AND PIT SAW SETS, SHINGLE HATCHETS, 

BASKET SHAVES, TIMBER SCRIBES, SASH CRAMPS, &C. 
OF THE MOST APPROVED CONSTRUCTION. 

TURNEf^a LATHES, SCREW STOCKS, 

SUFFOLK - ROAD, AND NO. 6, LEAD MILL ROAD, 

SHEFFIELD. 



(LATE WITH MR. HAGUE,) 

GILDER, &C, 



SAMUEL PLANT, 

DEALER IN 

DEALS, LATHS, HARD WOODS, 

&C, &C, 

CROFTS MW-MILLi 

SHEFFIELD. 

N.B. Carriage Paid from the Yard to any part of the Town. 




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STONE MERCHANT, 



QUARRIES OF 



WSBOBOEBBBSBam 



AT 

CLAY WOOD AND ARBORTHORNE, 

SUITABLE 
AND FOR 

CURBSTONES, PLODDERS, PITCHING STONE, 

&c. &c. 



CHAPEL - WALK, SHEFFIELD, 

IAS 9XSS31. WHillSSiSlIg 

LOCKSMITH, BELL-HANGER, 






Doors and Windows Lined with Sheet Iron on the most Reasonable Terms, 
COUNTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO. 



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RAZOR MANUFACTURER, 

DEALER IN 

MSVAU, wiss f wbbbuiBv &c, 

No. 2, BOW-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 




HENRY DODGSON, 



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PICTURE FRAME, 

AND LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURER, 

Plain Gold, and Fancy Wood Frames, of all Descriptions, made to 

order. 

OIL PAINTINGS CAREFULLY RE-LINED AND CLEANED. 
Re-Gilding & Silvering on the Shortest Notice. 



AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND SHERIFF'S OFFICER. 





76, 



MANUFACTURERS OF 



INSTRUMENTS, 

uu-inicinrat sbsxa Avifkuiink 

TRUSSES, 

SPUING FLEAMS, 

Complete Sets of Instruments for Naval and Military Surgeons, 

And every other Instrument and Apparatus used by Physicians, 
Surgeons, and Apothecaries. 



IN GREAT VARIETY, WHOLESALE & FOR EXPORTATION. 

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BRITANNIA WORKS, 

CORNUBIA-PLACE, 

I, LOVE-STREET, SHEFFIELD, 

(Late 53, North-streetJ 





MANUFACTURERS IN 






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OF VERY SUPERIOR & HIGHLY FINISHED 



TEA & OOFFEE POTS, 



WITH 



IMPROVED ANTI-CALORIC HANDLES. 

ALSO, 

UW:£n&i£<*3?* ^^^6^^'K ^^^'-(rf^gSaS" $,£> 



COFFEE PERCOLATORS, 

CANDLESTICKS, INKSTANDS, &c ; 

And Dealers in 

BRITISH PLATE SPOONS, FORKS, 




DRLTRY, SMITH 



AND 



SWALLOW, 








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GLAZIERS, & PAINTERS; 



DEALERS IN 



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PilEKI SHEET. 

FLUTED & COLOURED GLASS, 

illlf 1141, 

PIPESPUMPSBATHS, 

ZINC IN SHEETS, SPOUTS, & PIPES ; 
HOUSE AND DECORATIVE 









Imitation of Woods and Marbles, in the first Style, 



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SHEFFIELD, 




IMS AND POSTING HOUSES VALUED 

BY 

WoCo'BEY, APP1M8E1R, 

78, NORFOLK-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

White Swan, Ferrybridge ; White Hart, Retford; White Hart, Gainsbro'; 
Red Lion, Tuxford; Crown Inn, Bawtry; Crown Inn, Rotherham; Hop 
Pole, Ollerton ; Bowling Green Tavern; Hen and Chickens Inn; Exchange 
Hotel; Rein Deer Inn; Stag Inn, Peacroft; Neepsend Tavern; Barley 
Mow; Coach and Horses; Rutland Arms ; and a number of other Inns in 
Sheffield. Black Horse Inn, Hull; and nearly all the Inns and Posting 
Houses in Doncaster and the Vicinity, — have been valued by W. C. DEY. 




MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF 

BRITANNIA METAL GOODS, 







Manufacturer of 

PEAKL AND POLISHED STEEL ARTICLES, 

BOOT HOOKS, BUTTON HOOKS, NAIL FILES, 

TWEEZERS, CORK SCREWS, STILETTOES, &C. 

Also, Articles for 





AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES, 

9, MOOR-STREET, TUDOR - STREET, 

SHEFFIELD MOOR. 




12, FARGATE, SHEFFIELD. 



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m U & m K ft m mm as, g 
FISHMONGER & POULTERER, 

LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME, RABBITS, WILD FOWL, 



&C. &C, 



^i^S^ 



Per Barrel, or otherwise, every day during the Season. 

SEA FISH from the LONDON MARKETS every Morning. 

Country Orders punctually attended to. 
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

REPAIRED 01 THE SHORTEST NOTICE, 




BY 



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NO. 38, KING-STREET, SHEFFIELD. 

COURT No. 60, 

PINSTONE -STREET, SHEFFIELD, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

2/&ctzc^ Hcateb, cm^o^, xPottaSte SDeaJU, 

KNIFE CASES, PLATE CHESTS, PATTERN CARDS, &C. &G 



106 & 108, FARGATE, SHEFFIELD, 

PLU1BER,GLAZIER,&PAINTER, 



DEALER IN 



Sheet and Pig Lead, Lead Piping, Sheet and Perforated Zinc, 

Gas Piping, 

mum® & mmxn mm* mm* 

SHEET, CYLINDER, & GROWN GLASS, 

MOSAIC & STAINED GLASS 

Of all Colours, or to Designs given ; 

AND 

Every Description of PLUMBERS' WORK on the best Principles; 
Of every description, on the most reasonable Terms ; 



AND 

DECOB1TITE PAIMTINO, 



INCLUDING 



GRAINING AND MARBLING, 

In the first Stvle and with the best Material. 



AGENT TO THE 

THAMES PLATE GLASS COMPANY ; 

And for the Sale of KENNEDY'S 

PORCELAIN PROJECTING LETTERS. 



ROBERTS & SLATER, 

FURNIVAL WORKS, SHEFFIELD, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

SILVER & SILVER PLATED GOODS, 




PLATED 01N T BRITISH PLATE, 

wmw KKnrx8 9 TABU cot%iey, 

SPOONS, PORKS, &c, 
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. 

ALSO, PLATERS BY THE PATENT MAGNETO PROCESS. 

DAVID KAY 

COFFEE ROASTER, AID TOBACCONIST, 










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HOME-FED BACON, AND CUMBERLAND HAM FACTOR; 

DEALER IN BRITISH WINES, & FOREIGN CIGARS, &C, 

239, GliOSSOP-RO AD , 

Top of Hanover-Street, Sheffield. 

Coffees Fresh Boasted twice every Week. 

Foreign Fruits, Spices, fyc. 

SH IMPORTER OF CHAMPAIGN VINEGAR, 



Nothing brings on Nervous Debility, premature oia a — 
and Shortens Human tdfc, more than'ofseaseTof the CW. 




Is one of the most important and useful Modern Discoveries for 
Coughs, Asthma, Hoarseness, Influenza, Grinders' A^nmlcroun 
Hoop.ng Cough Indigestion, Palpitation of e He« Spinal 
and Rheumafe Affections of tl/joints, Local Pains 'ant at 
Diseases of the Chest. 

a^S|eE=1i^^nfc& eX to^^ 

Voir 7 fnf " **"?■ d f ^ *° ^^tSpro^the T^e'Sftite 
IZL I y ■"* P artlcnla ri? recommended to be worn during the Vm^r 

"The trees drop Balsam, and on all the boughs 
Health sits, and makes it sovereign as it flows." 

SOLD WHOLESALE, BY THE PROPRIETORS 

ROB? KOPER and SON, 

BROAD-STREET, SHEFFIELD PARK • 

fY. 6 "** R^ CLAY & r° NS ' 95 ' Farr higdon- S treet ; and Messrs. B. Yate, * 
Co., 2o, Budse-row, Cannon-street, Lokpo.v ; and Retail, by the prmdp* 
, _. „ Patent Me dicme Venders in the United JKingdom, P 

In Tin Cases, containing four Full-sized Plasters 4« flH • t ..„„ • j 

single, Klld.; Smallfize, for Child'enf ^"eact duty bS£* ^ 
^°" As a protection against imitation, observe the following 

CA ffi s K£^ 8!k for RoPER ' s R °™ B -» p — 

the proprietor's fac - simile 
printed on the back, thus— 




PRINTED BY WILLIAM FORD, YORK -STRE ET, SHEFFIELD 



